Top 10 Most Controversial Moments In Disney History

For all Disney tried to bury this movie, the "Splash Mountain" ride at their theme parks was based on it and the "Br'ers" animals appeared in parades and "meet and greets". Now thanks to BLM, they're turning that ride into "New Adventures with Princess Tiana" - as if the Disney Princesses weren't overexposed and over-promoted enough!

The movie that the Disney company has tried to erase from the history books was never released on video. This was all because of its main character being a slave.

How come Song of the South gets to be banned and not The Lion King? I find The Lion King to be more offensive, in my opinion.

A racist caricature from Fantasia that the Disney company to this day refuses to acknowledge its existence.

During the scene where Bernard and Miss Bianca are flying on Orville's back, there was a brief moment in the background that shows a topless woman. Yes, you heard right. After that, more than 3.4 million copies of the movie were recalled, and the image has long been removed from the film.

In the cartoon Clock Cleaners, Donald gets into a fight with the talking mainspring and calls it a "snake in the grass". Due to the nature of Donald's voice, people misinterpreted it as him swearing. The cartoon was later edited, with Donald's dialogue redubbed to have him say "aww nuts!"

Now, the mere presence of the song "Turkey in the Straw" is just as controversial. Like with "Splash Mountain", you can thank BLM for that.

Aside from the stereotyping of Native Americans in one sequence, Tiger Lily dances very provocatively for Peter.

Besides Tiger Lily, the characters look stereotypical.

Not many people know that Johnny Depp is part Native American himself.

And also the original VHS clamshell. They both featured the castle with the phallus in it. Later editions of the VHS changed the artwork.

Prince Ali actually says "Come on, good kitty. Take off and go".

They altered the lyrics in the re-release of the movie and the soundtrack that was provided from not the original singer. But hey, it's home!

They did the same thing to black-backed jackals in their Lion Guard show, and sadly, they didn't get sued. People should see the good in hyenas and jackals and prove Disney wrong that they should not have such a negative reputation.

A researcher who studies hyenas has sued Disney for the defamation of character in the horrible depiction of the animals as evil henchmen in the movie. Another researcher suggested a boycott of that same movie.

Gary L. Goldman from Esplanade Productions sued Disney over a copyright infringement lawsuit concerning the "original" Zootopia.

It was an optical illusion as the dress was huge.