"Gone with the Wind" (1939): Iconic epic romance set during the American Civil War, sometimes unavailable due to licensing issues.
"Song of the South" (1946): Controversial Disney film featuring animation and live-action segments, rarely released due to racial concerns.
"Fantasia" (1940): Disney's experimental animated film combining classical music and animation, occasionally restricted due to rights issues.
"The Birth of a Nation" (1915): Influential yet highly controversial silent film depicting the Civil War and Reconstruction era, often avoided due to its racist content.
"Triumph of the Will" (1935): Nazi propaganda documentary directed by Leni Riefenstahl, frequently banned or limited due to its historical context.
"The Day the Earth Stood Still" (1951): Sci-fi classic about an alien visitor, sometimes not readily available for streaming.
"Island of Lost Souls" (1932): Pre-Code horror film based on H.G. Wells' novel, occasionally hard to find due to limited distribution.
"Victim" (1961): Groundbreaking British drama addressing homosexuality, may not be widely accessible due to limited availability.