Search results

Never seen it. I heard it was incredibly homophobic which was just one extra reason not to watch it.

Agreed. It's not that every Disney heroine needs to have a love interest or have it be her main goal, but it shouldn't be completely ignored in order to create a faux narrative that you can't be a real woman or strong woman if you *gasp* possess a heart and some hormones. It's simply unnatural...

There is nothing in that movie that would suggest either character had romantic feelings for the other. Especially since they're being raised as siblings by the end.

Frozen II is a continuation of Frozen where Anna already had a love interest. Even then, the focus is not on the love story but on Elsa who remains forever single. Live-action remakes don't count but the press for the movie is already trying to change the narrative that Ariel's dreams do not...

I wasn't able to find the ET ad but I found this one. It just reminds me that the Disney of today doesn't have even a fraction of integrity of the Disney of old.

That's a bit mean-spirited to @Phroobar. They're perfectly entitled to share their opinion on a public forum. I for one enjoyed reading their post and if we were only allowed to post based on when somebody else asks us to, then I would like to remind you that nobody asked you for your take on...

Disney doesn't make love interests anymore for their female characters. Apparently you can't be a feminist if you're a woman in a relationship. No chance of Asha having a prince.

She said after Marvel, she's done with franchises...although I guess that doesn't include Avatar.

Today is the day Disney has irrevocably lost its magic.

Not to mention Jessica Rabbit in the Roger Rabbit ride.

Agree as well. There's nothing left of the original company now. Just mindless IPs.

That reminds me that it confused me as to why all the children had different accents. They didn't even sound similar to either parent.

This prompted me to check my own Disney sketchbook ornament collection and I realized something very similar. The newest movies I have ornaments for are Lilo & Stitch and now Treasure Planet since it finally got one this year for its anniversary. The sole exception is Frozen because I have...

This is par for the course for just about most of the Disney movies from the last decade. Brave in particular seemed to think the only way to make an empowering heroine was to make every man a buffoon. Maleficent was the rare example where to make the villainess...I mean heroine...shine they...

I definitely agree with the 40%. The fact that Disney is a punchline even to an Argentinian (football?) team shows what the world really thinks of Disney product now. I also didn't see any marketing for this movie at all. I saw promos for Lightyear and Turning Red everywhere. Those are Pixar...

The idea of having Luke in exile came from George Lucas' ST plans. Rey (known as Kira in his version) would go and find him. The original plan for TFA was to bring in Luke as well, and not save him for the next movie, but the issue was that the second Luke came in, the movie became all about him...

You mistook me. I never said it was approved, although I wish that had been the case. I said the Lego Review Board said yes. As in they didn't say no upfront and selected it from the review process for further inquiry along with 2 other sets. The other 2 sets, not from the Disney brand, were...

Why don't you try finding it since you seem so invested rather than vent on here? I don't mind you questioning the validity of the statement. I would expect that and even encourage it. I've encountered other users who had a lot more civility in asking for sources on here. It was your tone and...

The Lego Review Board said yes. The project, unlike their other approved projects, was left pending because they needed additional approval. By the time of the next approved projects, they confirmed that it was a no-go for Snow White. Steamboat Mickey, Winnie the Pooh, and Hocus Pocus didn't...

It reminds me of the box office disaster that was Bros. The media painted such a picture that if you didn't go watch the movie to support the first mainstream romantic gay comedy as a hit (and I'm not entirely sure it was really the first anyway but ok), you were a bigot. And the problem was...