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<blockquote data-quote="Ome" data-source="post: 82776" data-attributes="member: 2">4. Pinocchio Smoking a Cigar[MEDIA=youtube]BHwJ16MbXHU[/MEDIA]When visiting den of iniquity Pleasure Island, living puppet Pinocchio has a go on a great big fat cigar (before being partially turned into a donkey). While this was held up as an example of Pinocchio being naughty, there&#039;s still no way in hell you&#039;d have a scene with a child protagonist puffing away in a kids&#039; film these days.Other characters who enjoyed a puff in old Disney are Cruella deVil and Pongo&#039;s owner in 101 Dalmatians, the Caterpillar in Alice in Wonderland and Hook in Peter Pan.5. Shun Gon in The Aristocats[MEDIA=youtube]ZFI52R5GRWY[/MEDIA]He&#039;s playing the piano with chopsticks, has large buck teeth and sings about fortune cookies in an &quot;Asian&quot; accent. Not okay.6. Mushu in Mulan[MEDIA=youtube]kDqG9h-C6p0[/MEDIA]The comedy sidekick dragon in Mulan is called Mushu – after Moo-shu pork, a standard dish in American Chinese restaurants. It&#039;s like calling a funny Indian character Vindaloo or a German one Schnitzel.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ome, post: 82776, member: 2"] [B][SIZE=5]4. Pinocchio Smoking a Cigar[/SIZE][/B] [MEDIA=youtube]BHwJ16MbXHU[/MEDIA] When visiting den of iniquity Pleasure Island, living puppet Pinocchio has a go on a great big fat cigar (before being partially turned into a donkey). While this was held up as an example of Pinocchio being naughty, there's still no way in hell you'd have a scene with a child protagonist puffing away in a kids' film these days. Other characters who enjoyed a puff in old Disney are Cruella deVil and Pongo's owner in [I]101 Dalmatians[/I], the Caterpillar in [I]Alice in Wonderland[/I] and Hook in [I]Peter Pan[/I]. [SIZE=5][/SIZE] [B][SIZE=5]5. Shun Gon in The Aristocats[/SIZE][/B] [MEDIA=youtube]ZFI52R5GRWY[/MEDIA] He's playing the piano with chopsticks, has large buck teeth and sings about fortune cookies in an "Asian" accent. Not okay. [SIZE=5][/SIZE] [B][SIZE=5]6. Mushu in Mulan[/SIZE][/B] [MEDIA=youtube]kDqG9h-C6p0[/MEDIA] The comedy sidekick dragon in Mulan is called Mushu – after Moo-shu pork, a standard dish in American Chinese restaurants. It's like calling a funny Indian character Vindaloo or a German one Schnitzel. [/QUOTE]

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