I still enjoy Indy, but I agree with you on Bourne. I've seen it a half dozen times in the past year and it's still great. Even the one time there was a technical problem, it was great. They basically turned it into a "making of" moment and showed how the effects were done while they were resetting the scene.
I think I’m in the minority, but I adore this show and think it’s earned the right to be considered a venerable relic of a past age that deserves to be preserved in some form.
You mean you want animated characters starring in the show? That would be interesting. Because aside from a few new songs, there is only ONE significant difference between the animated picture and the live actor one. So it is obvious what you and others are getting at here.
As it should be.
The old show was vastly superior to the ride. I’m certain the same will be true of the new show.
Stop trying to win the day by making this absolutely ridiculous “point”. A mermaid is a mythological creature that does not exist. Mermaids can be played by any race. The Princess and the Frog (Disney’s version) was written specifically to have black characters. I don’t understand what is so difficult about this. Next you will be proclaiming that Dreamgirls can be performed by white actresses.
Could you be more specific?
We're already at "cardboard cutouts," how much more tempering should there be?
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Yeah if it's based on the original animated version I wouldn't expect them to recast Ariel's race in this...it actually has noting to do with what type of story it is or whether or not it was written with a particular ethnicity in mind (like the PatF argument). Disney already told the story a certain way, and since this show is based on that particular telling of the story, I would expect them to remain faithful to that original telling in this re-telling.
They can and should cast it with the best actress and race should play no part in it whatsoever.
See now honestly the Bourne stun show kind of bored me... Without the kind of. Fight scene, fight scene, fight scene, and wait for it another fight scene. No big explosions, no flipping cars, big airplane.... nope. Super high tech screens for sure. Very high def but the show was a one and done for me.
I think many adults would appreciate that. But young kids don’t care and would be pretty confused if their favorite characters look different. That’s why Disney is also very strict with height and age when it comes to casting.
