Toy Story 2: The scene where a miner flirts with Barbie was quietly deleted

"Toy Story 4" is currently in theaters, and the memories of old audiences have been evoked again. Some old players discovered that in the new Blu-ray version of "Toy Story 2", the ending footage of the original work, in which the villain miner Pete (Stinky Pete) molested two Barbie dolls in a obscene manner, had been secretly deleted by Disney at some point. Considering that Hollywood's "#Me Too" movement to expose sexual harassment is intensifying, it seems that Disney has cut off the hidden dangers on its own in order to avoid being caught.

The problem occurred at the end of the original Toy Story 2. In the previous NG collection, miner Pete smiled meaningfully and pulled Barbie's hand and rubbed it repeatedly, suggesting: "I can let you participate in Toy Story 3." It was not until Pete realized that he was being watched that he let go.

"Toy Story 2" was first released in 1999. In 2006, Disney acquired Pixar. Some old viewers said that the behind-the-scenes footage was still retained in the 2010 Blu-ray version. It was not until recently that this footage, which was obviously sarcastic by the author, was secretly deleted from the newly released Blu-ray version.