Ranking 10 Classic Disney Movies That Haven’t Aged Well

1. Song of the South (1946):
   • This film is widely criticized for its racially insensitive portrayals and perpetuation of harmful stereotypes, particularly regarding African American characters.
   • Due to its controversial content, Disney has chosen not to release the film for home viewing in the United States.
2. Peter Pan (1953):
   • “Peter Pan” has faced criticism for its portrayal of Native American characters, particularly the song “What Makes the Red Man Red,” which perpetuates harmful stereotypes.
   • The depiction of characters like Tiger Lily and the portrayal of Native American culture are seen as outdated and offensive by modern standards.
3. The Aristocats (1970):
   • This film has been criticized for its racial caricatures, particularly the Siamese cat characters, Si and Am, who speak in exaggerated Asian accents and perpetuate stereotypes.
   • The portrayal of these characters has been deemed culturally insensitive and offensive.
4. Dumbo (1941):
   • “Dumbo” has faced criticism for its depiction of black crows, who exhibit stereotypical mannerisms and speech patterns associated with African Americans.
   • The character of Jim Crow, voiced by a white actor, is particularly problematic and perpetuates racial stereotypes.
5. The Jungle Book (1967):
   • While “The Jungle Book” is beloved for its music and characters, it has faced criticism for its portrayal of King Louie, a character based on African American musician Louis Armstrong.
   • King Louie’s depiction, including his mannerisms and dialogue, has been viewed as racially insensitive and perpetuating stereotypes.
6. Lady and the Tramp (1955):
   • “Lady and the Tramp” has been criticized for its depiction of racial stereotypes, particularly the Siamese cat characters, Si and Am, who speak in exaggerated Asian accents.
   • The portrayal of these characters has been deemed culturally insensitive and offensive by modern audiences.
7. Aladdin (1992):
   • While “Aladdin” is celebrated for its music and storytelling, it has faced criticism for its portrayal of Arab culture and characters.
   • The lyrics of the song “Arabian Nights” were altered in later releases due to concerns over cultural insensitivity and perpetuation of stereotypes.
8. The Little Mermaid (1989):
   • “The Little Mermaid” has been criticized for its portrayal of the character Sebastian, who speaks in a Caribbean accent and exhibits stereotypical mannerisms.
   • The depiction of Caribbean culture and characters in the film has been viewed as culturally insensitive and perpetuating stereotypes.
9. The Rescuers (1977):
   • “The Rescuers” has faced criticism for a brief scene in which a photograph of a topless woman appears in the background.
   • While the scene was edited out in later releases, its initial inclusion raised concerns about inappropriate content in a children’s film.
10. Fantasia (1940):
    • While “Fantasia” is celebrated for its groundbreaking animation and classical music score, some segments of the film have faced criticism for their racial and cultural insensitivity.
    • The depiction of characters in segments such as “The Pastoral Symphony” has been viewed as racially insensitive and perpetuating stereotypes.

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