In Lion King, there was a star cluster in the sky that was supposed to have 9 easter egg saying SFX. People saw it and though it red SEX. That was changed for later releases.

Aladdin had some lyrics changed due to depictions of Arabs, but I believe the change took place between the Theatrical Run and the first home video release. Its on the original release of the OST though. The biggest change was when Aladdin whispered into the Tigers ear in one scene where people took as Aladdin saying something about kids taking their clothes off or something. I think that was edited for later releases.

Here's a list about changes made in Disney releases. IIRC, most restorations Disney did after the analogue era (1995 on) changed a lot of things about their films (color temps, Aspect ratios, framing, replacing original animations). The only film affected by this was Snow White. It never had a home video release before the 1994 one and it was the restoration that set the template for later ones. The films from the Disney Renascence era made it mostly unscathed since no major changes were made until their DVD releases http://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Recomm ... s/id/15617

IIRC, all the content on the CAV Criterion of Ghostbusters (CC1181L) has never appeared on any other edition of the film.

Thanks for posting but there are multiple issues of Wyatt Earp and it would be nice to post which one.

I know which ones but if you are publishing publicly it would be nice for others.

Also I only searched the first title Dream Lover, it would also be nice to post which versions, there are 2 US and they both say uncut but
has this been confirmed??

Lately my kid and I have been watching Lady and the Tramp, alternating between the BR and Lady and the Tramp (1955) [14673 AS]. I’d say this disc qualifies because the 4:3 version of this movie was made not by cropping or whatever but by reshooting the entire dang movie. Therefore most if not all shots are totally unique to this version of the movie and there aren’t many home video version of it...I think maybe just this one.

It’s alao a very good LD overall.

Check the first post.

What about Scream? The director's cut on laserdisc with the added 20 seconds of footage that makes it rated NC-17. According to the database (10499 AS): "This unrated Director's Cut was originally going to be released on the Special Edition DVD. Disney owns Dimension films and will not release unrated/x-rated material on dvd or video."

Hello!

Could you tell in what ways these are longer/uncut?

For example, Necronomicon in all LD releases (Japan/Japan rental/USA/HK) are all 97min.

What would make the Japanese release(s) different compared to other LD releases?
Or are they ALL unrated?

https://www.movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=4375

Julien

It was released overseas on DVD: http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=201

The unrated Version of Fortress has an official Release on Blu Ray and DVD in Germany
https://ssl.ofdb.de/view.php?page=fassung&fid=329&vid=426205

Here's a list about changes made in Disney releases. IIRC, most restorations Disney did after the analogue era (1995 on) changed a lot of things about their films (color temps, Aspect ratios, framing, replacing original animations). The only film affected by this was Snow White. It never had a home video release before the 1994 one and it was the restoration that set the template for later ones. The films from the Disney Renascence era made it mostly unscathed since no major changes were made until their DVD releases.
http://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Recomm ... s/id/15617