Hollywood pulled the plug on these movies after getting fans’ hopes way up! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Some movies seem too good, too perfect, to star studded to be true. Others are more like one big disaster after the next. Whatever the reason, from time to time a studio will hype up it’s upcoming movie, get fans excited, and then mysteriously pull it from existence. It happens more than you think, sometimes for the better, and sometimes for reasons beyond anyone’s control. From an unfinished Quentin Tarantino masterpiece that would never come to light, to an ambitious Dark Universe series, featuring every bad guy that Universal Studios owns the rights to. Sometimes a franchise just runs its course on the big screen, like the Divergent series, and sometimes politics get in the way, as with the Princess Diana documentary Unlawful Killing. From a production that seemed doomed from the start with World War Z 2, to a possible end to the long running Friday the 13th franchise after 38 years. Video game adaptations are always a risky bet, but apparently the studio wouldn’t gamble on Uncharted. A Gotham City Sirens movie seemed like a good idea at the time, but has been pushed out by another Harley project in the works, and a Valley Girl remake was actually completed, before controversy struck one of it’s stars and the movie was shelved. Finally, the crossover that fans could only dream of, between the lovable cops from 21 Jump Street and the suave alien fighters of Men in Black, was dead before it ever got a chance to flourish. For better or worse, some movies just weren’t meant to be seen.

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QUENTIN’S LOST MOVIE
THE DARK UNIVERSE DEBACLE
DIVERGENT DISASTER
PRINCESS DIANA DOC DRAMA
WORLD WAR NOPE
THE FINAL FRIDAY?
UNCHARTED TERRITORY
GOTHAM CITY SADNESS
VALLEY GIRL VALLEY GONE?
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The Pixar movies you know and love look very different around the world! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

There is nothing that Pixar won’t do to please their fans, from taking years and years to perfect the story, characters, animation, and music. John Lasseter really took digital animation to the next level and the perfect he requires in his films are what make them so compelling and emotional while teaching us beautiful life lessons. But it doesn’t stop there, they take as much pride in each version of the film that they put out, making sure their audiences in all countries speaking all different languages can enjoy the film as American audiences have.

Riley eating broccoli in “Inside Out” was changed to green peppers in Japan and hockey changed to soccer, all so that cultures would be able to relate more closely to the film. In “Up!” they changed the dream jar of Carl and Ellie’s for “Paradise Falls” to a picture, a technique that they used in “Monsters University” as well to switch out the writing on Randall’s cupcakes so that images were more understandable. “Finding Dory,” “Toy Story” and “Ratatouille” have awesome and cool scene changes that will make you admire Pixar even more. The length they go is above and beyond and we’re shocked at the details they’ve took the time to change in their masterpieces.

Want to know what was changed in Brazil for the movie “Coco” and the secret and fun change behind Buzz Lightyear in “Toy Story”?! Just watch this video and we’ll reveal all Pixar’s movie scene changes adjusted for specific countries and languages! You won’t believe everything they did!

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Entry 1 NO MORE BROCCOLI
Entry 2 PARADISE FALLS NO LONGER
Entry 3 PROUD SPORTS
Entry 4 ELLIE’S ADVENTURE BOOK
Entry 5 SWEDISH FISH
Entry 6 MONSTERS UNIVERSITY MISSPELLING?
Entry 7 AMERICA VERSUS THE WORLD
Entry 8 FRENCH LETTERS ARE ALWAYS BETTER
Entry 9 TOY STORY BURNING INTO FRAME
Entry 10 COCO CULTURE

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Every Pixar movie has left some unanswered questions we’re still wondering about! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Pixar is the leading animation studio that has brought us some of our favorite films and the most loveable characters. John Lasseter and the Brain Trust has come up with some of the most beautiful thought provoking and fun films for children and adults alike. But even the top studio, bought my the big old D, Disney, can leave us some mysteries and even slip up with some plot holes. “Toy Story” with Buzz Lightyear and Woody seem a little shady once we get to the surveillance cameras in “Toy Story 3.” From “Ratatouille” moral issues, to “Inside Out’s” obvious solution, and “Wall-E’s” Eve’s over ammunition, there are plot holes a plenty that will shock you!

“Monsters Inc.” has some parental issues, but it was “Monsters University” that actually created a problem in the first film. “Finding Dory” and “Finding Nemo” each have their own shocking holes, and “The Incredibles” isn’t as perfect as we all thought. “The Incredibles 2,” “Tangled,” “A Bug’s Life,” “Coco,” and “Brave” have the craziest plot holes that will shock your “Up” ballon right off! These films have their own secrets and we can’t wait to reveal them all to you…see how many you caught and be shocked about the ones you didn’t. You’ll never watch these entertaining movies again.

Now let’s get into this and discover all the mysteries left along the way and plot holes that we’re going to reveal…believe us there’s more than you can imagine or catch for that matter! To infinity and beyond!

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