The Marxist State wrote:Whether any Disney "fairy tale" film with the possible exception of Snow White (for being the first big Disney success) is actually all that important to the study of "film history" is up for debate. Usually they're vapid, gross oversimplifications of the tales they're based on, and culturally and historically inaccurate (look at Mulan and ESPECIALLY Pocahontas)
Even so, it doesn't change the fact that an edit is often very different from the original. Maybe it is just me, but I actually like having original versions of everything still being available.
Take Pocahontas for example, the Savages song was fine as it was but a line in it was edited to "that is what you get when the races are diverse." That does not fit into the scene nor make as much sense as the original lyrics did. The White colonists were not going into a conflict with Pocahontas' tribe over multiculturalism, it was over the fact that they saw the Native Americans as inferior and they had one of their own held captive. The racist undertones of the unedited song would be more accurate to the story's setting than the edit which was made that makes it feel glaringly out of place.






