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Little Mermaid and Pocahontas are the two movie i actualy do not like at all
Mulan also has dope songs.
I only heard about the other one, and I honestly don’t see myself getting into it from what I’ve heard others say.
Honestly that’s the least of the movies problems, it’s bad when the chemistry between the leads is so botched that I ended up being more invested in LeFou and Gaston in that version. How sad is that?
Isn't that the base plot of every disney princess movie though?
Literally the only recent Disney live action remake I've enjoyed more than the orignal was The Jungle Book
I also disliked the design of the characters in Beast’s House.
Not Frozen and MoanaIsn't that the base plot of every disney princess movie though?
I also loved the Jungle Book remake.
History is fascinating.It shows.
But I was speaking more along the lines of why audiences of 1985-ish (I forget the exact year Black Cauldron came out) didn't like the movie, as they clearly didn't pay to come see it. There's so much historical context of pop culture and media trends that I wouldn't really be able to know since I was born in '89. Was it the darker themes and aesthetics? Was it negative press regarding the potential PG-13 rating? Were children just not interested? Were people no longer interested in Disney in the same way that we're no longer interested in M. Night Shyamalan movies? What led to what?
History is fascinating. (Also The Great Mouse Detective was my favorite movie as a child. We watched that so many times on VHS.)
or Lilo and Stich
I honestly can’t really think of anything the remake did that I liked in general, let alone over the animated film.
Can you really call Lilo a Disney princess
Aside from Christopher Robin (I actually enjoyed that film quite a bit) I’d say it was the one I tolerated the best, though I hate how they made such a big deal about Kaa being female yet that version gets like 2 minutes of screen time.
I'm just worried what they're gonna do with Aladdin, and the holy grail of Disney, that is the Lion King...
I know remakes are perfect, but view it in Disney's point of view. These animated remakes give them a lot of money, because the old fans usually like to see their movies in a new type of animation, and I guess it benefits the newer generation too.
It is the remake.
I think the complaints come more from the whole "her life sucked then a man saved her" kinda deal. Like she got out of her ****ty life by dressing up all pretty and a man came to rescue her.
What if I told you that they removed "Be Prepared", from the Lion King remake?
One night in high school on our way to an away football game, me and four other dudes crammed into a Chevy Cavalier sang the entirety of "Make a Man Out of You" by memory, with each of us seamlessly taking one of the side character's lines.
Then why the **** are they even making the movie.
No, you're not wrong,
Actually, she was very close to being one, however assuming Amy Adams is basically Giselle, they'd have to pay her to walk around in the Disney Parks and stuff, and of course, they couldn't do that
Mmm I highly doubt it, because they know it would not be the same without it.
I hope it looks like the movie Mowgli the legend of the jungle
I have a hard time saying he saved her when she was the one who made the decision to go in the first place though. And then when Tremaine tried to keep her from being fitted for the slipper, she essentially saves herself, since the animals helped her because she was actually kind to them.
THANK YOU! I feel like that stuff isn’t talked about enough.
I'm gonna be one of those people...
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