Disney movies are sometimes subject to big changes during production. Just compare original Disney character designs with the finished results. But, more controversially, the animation giant sometimes makes tweaks to its films after release, and some fans aren't happy about it.
The age of streaming means that reedits can now be rolled out to everyone immediately, effectively wiping the original version of the film from people's libraries. That's what seems to have happened with an apparently innocent change of scenery in the release of Lilo and Stitch that has some fans lamenting the demise of physical media.
