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How Famous Animated Movies Have Been Adapted For an International Audience

By Andrew Alpin, 23 March 2017

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5 When Mike bumps into Randall

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Mike accidentally bumps into Randall when riding Archie the Scare Pig. The cupcakes then spill on his face forming the word “LAME”. The meaning was lost in translation and so directors replaced it with smiley faces.

Mike bumps into Randall

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In the bottle scene, the piece of paper in the bottle that says “Paradise Falls” but in the international version it is changed to a picture of a waterfall.

Glass bottle

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7 Toy Story

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In part 2, when Buzz Lightyear makes an inspiring speech to look for Woody, he is seen standing in front on the American flag which flies to the national anthem. The international version shows him in front of a globe where the music is changed to the “One World Anthem”.

Toy Story

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