I noticed Disney hasn't even tried to do Hansel and Gretel yet.
That one can't be softened unless it's completely rewritten to change the entire story.
Edit whoa relevant lemmy post from today
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completely rewrote it I see.
A Tale Dark And Grim rewrote it but somehow left all the cutting fingers off and death in.
oof, I don't remember cutting off fingers in the version I was familiar with as a child. I guess they left that part out, cuz it's a story for children of course
They mix different stories, but they keep the gruesome parts. Its still a kids show too. It was kind of whack but my kid likes creepy shit until its bedtime.
They already completely rewrote The Snow Queen.
Sticking people in ovens has been politically problematic since at least 1945
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What are the German versions of these that I need to find?
Those removed from most modern editions of Grimms' Fairy Tales would be a good start. One of my favorites:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_Some_Children_Played_at_Slaughtering
Edit: oh, sorry, I hadn't realized you were asking for the original, darker versions of Disney fairy tales. The Little Mermaid is a good example.
That's by Hans Christian Andersen, Not by the Grimms
For starters, in Cinderella, the evil sisters cut off their toes and heels to make the shoe fit, but the prince is so horny he doesn’t even notice it until two pigeons tell him that there’s blood in the shoe.