Top 10 Most Controversial Disney Movies of All Time

Was shamelessly filmed in close proximity to a number of Islamophobic concentration camps in China. It made things worse by openly thanking the government of the province responsible for those camps in the film's credits.

Song of the South is so controversial that it's actually been banned in the U.S. It raises the question of why people are more forgiving of Gone with the Wind, which treads similar waters and also features Hattie McDaniel. If anything, Gone with the Wind glorified slavery even more than Song of the South did.

This is the Disney movie so controversial that Disney has gone out of its way to make everyone forget it ever existed.

I almost feel like you can begin and end this list with Song of the South. Even Disney seems largely embarrassed by it.

This movie is extremely controversial nowadays due to the horrible and racist depiction of Indigenous Peoples of North America.

This movie glorifies genocide against Indigenous peoples. I'm surprised it hasn't received the same treatment as Song of the South.

Every single character in this movie is a painfully unfunny racial stereotype.

It makes a mockery of the nearsighted and the elderly, and the "comedy" isn't even that funny.

Who thought that Chinese Siamese cat was a good idea?

Not terrible! This is my favorite animated movie for one reason and one reason only: 2 words - Rick-Roll.

It used to be a lot more racist thanks to one particular character.

This movie is right up there with Peter Pan in terms of frightening racism.

The Pecos Bill segment has sadly not aged well.

All of the hyenas seem to be racial stereotypes of sorts.