No ifs, no butts: how the film industry is digitally revising its history

Hot on the heels of Cats’ digital dalliance with CGI nether regions comes another bum-related movie controversy: viewers have noticed some unsubtle changes to the mermaid romcom Splash as it appears on Disney+. There is a shot of Daryl Hannah diving into the sea, having just kissed a dumbstruck Tom Hanks. In the 1984 original, Hannah’s blond hair just about covers her naked bottom; in the new version, that hair has been digitally extended to cover her entire buttock area – and badly at that.

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Aren't Michelangelo's David, Bacchus and Sistine Chapel overdue for sanitisation? Someone bring out the chisels and Dulux cans quick!

Bring back Darryls butt.

It's done to keep the Chinese happy. Lots of potential subscribers there

tbh i agree with this. Go buy the uncensored digital version yourself if it bothers you that much.

ARSE!

Something fishy about this story.

sanitizing butts, censoring nipples, and rewriting history is not the way

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