Cartoon Crazys: Banned and Censored Trailer

Cartoon Crazys: Banned and Censored Trailer (2001)

09 January 2001 110 mins

Collection of old cartoons banned by the prudes of the Hayes Commission in the 1930s for various reasons. Most are fairly tame by today's standards, though there are some politically incorrect stereotypes in some of the cartoons. From the Cover: Just what was the Hayes Office up to in the 1930’s and 1940’s when they banned and Censored hundreds of films. Now see many of the cartoons which were censored and banned, at the time, from theaters and television with a full description of why, and copies of the laws and resolutions which made the screen safe for America. Enjoy 13 full-length, fully restored, and sound enhanced animated examples. This is a historical presentation of old cartoons that may have some mildly suggestive themes, as well as outdated racial stereotypes, so parental discretion is advised.

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