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By Michael H (3,299) on 24 Jan 2012

What a cherished, Disney classic!! Beautiful story-telling in a beloved Southern style. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah, Zip-A-Dee-Ay My oh my what a wonderful day…

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By John C P (108) on 24 Jan 2012

This is one of those films that was lost to the viewing public because of a mis-labeling…

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By Dannielle A (252) on 08 Dec 2011

I love this movie so much it has happy uncle remus with his zip a dee doo dah day and brier rabbit and mean brier fox and brier bear and children…

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By Ken S (1,985) on 23 Nov 2011

You know its actually kinda hilarious to hear all these different people and critics say this movie is racist and shouldn't be released I would…

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By Eric K (492) on 23 Nov 2011

You know its actually kinda hilarious to hear all these different people and critics say this movie is racist and shouldn't be released I would…

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By I Don't Know W (791) on 12 Aug 2011

Disney's banned movie. Yep, even the Magic Kingdom has a movie they'd raaather you forget about…

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By Randy M (359) on 04 Aug 2011

It's a real shame the controversy surrounding this film has led it to be forever thrust into obscurity…

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By Ryan S (2,401) on 22 Jul 2011

Taking the premise out of context, I can see why people would say this film is racist…

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By Jonny P (816) on 18 Jun 2011

Wonderful Disney film with underlying racism which prevents the film from getting 5 stars from me…

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By Spencer S (1,155) on 19 May 2011

It's ridiculous how famous (or should that be infamous?) this movie is for being racist…

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By Anthony W (322) on 17 Apr 2011

An old slave enchants a boy with stories that teach about life. Under all the controversy, this was a bold film about the power of fiction…

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By Darnoc T (1) on 17 Apr 2011

An old slave enchants a boy with stories that teach about life. Under all the controversy, this was a bold film about the power of fiction…

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By Peter P (1,726) on 06 Apr 2011

Loved this as a kid, pity it was so racist, thus Disney will never let it see the light of day now. Great song though…

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By Jordan L (431) on 24 Mar 2011

Although today it may be precieved as politically incorrect, it's a piece of history and not only that it's a Disney Masterpiece…

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By Prkprk P (290) on 11 Mar 2011

A terrific story blended with incredible and hilarious animated sequences makes Song of the South an animated/live-action classic that Disney…

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By Chris K (1,194) on 09 Jan 2011

I would give the film five stars if the Disney company would wise up and print the damn thing…

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By Jennifer B (1,401) on 09 Dec 2010

In spite of the controversy surrounding it, I still enjoy it…

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By Justin R (1,063) on 24 Nov 2010

Not as racist as I was expecting but still pretty racist…

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By Hunter D (441) on 04 Nov 2010

It's a saccharine view of the old South and rather questionable in the race department, but SONG OF THE SOUTH really is a strange and interesting…

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By Jonathan S (1,990) on 10 Oct 2010

So it's no Mary Poppins, but it's a great little movie that is only made more fascinating because of its controversy…

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