Goofy Ninja
Well-Known Member
By the way Faux Little Mermaid's trailer is at (drum roll please) ....
657,000
1.8 million
657,000
1.8 million
I disagree. She may have been pampered, but it’s not like she enjoyed it, nor was it her character. From the beginning, she comes off as someone who doesn’t exactly fit into her respective society.And even that film had pandering in it. Look how it handled the character of Elizabeth Swann, a pampered governor's daughter, who someone was also a master swordswoman, kickass fighter, and knew all about how to sail a pirate ship. Did any of that make any narrative sense? No. But that wasn't important to the writers of that film. What was important was Mary Sue I Am Woman Hear Me Roar!
Truly, I love the Black Pearl movie. But I always fast-forward through Elizabeth. She damn near ruins the film for me. Judy Hopps she ain't.
Using a chalkboard for your tally marks at home, like the good ol’ days?By the way Faux Little Mermaid's trailer is at (drum roll please) ....
657,000
1.8 million
The only meaningful stats are how much $ it makes after release.By the way Faux Little Mermaid's trailer is at (drum roll please) ....
657,000
1.8 million
True! Disney inc. is only interested in the color green as in $$$$$$. As soon as any box office take drops off to D+ it goes eventually to oblivion.The only meaningful stats are how much $ it makes after release.
A point that everyone prefers to dance around. Be original, creative and stand out.I think it is unfair to black people in general to keep giving them raceswapped characters. It feels like they are just getting hand-me-downs. They deserve to have their own original characters.
I think it is unfair to black people in general to keep giving them raceswapped characters. It feels like they are just getting hand-me-downs. They deserve to have their own original characters.
They ARE being original, creative, and standing out. Being unoriginal would be doing exactly the same thing all over again.A point that everyone prefers to dance around. Be original, creative and stand out.
Hey Bambi II was great!Not when it comes to the live action remakes. They are all the same. Hit all the favorite story beats, add a couple things to make it look like you aren't just pooping out a nostalgia driven cash grab. Then repeat with the next classic film. I hate to say I actually prefer the direct to video garbage they used to put out. At least they were original stories.
No. Every major fairy tale has not been adapted by Disney to anything because story telling (i.e. fairy tales) is never ending. The only limits are in the human mind. I see a lack of creativity, imagination and disrespect of the audience / public.See my previous comment.
Every major fairy tale has been adapted by Disney with predominantly white leads.
"Go make your own original character" after establishing every major character as white is insensitive at best.
Not being original but lazy and non-creative. Same story just with people not animation or a mix there of. How about a fresh story?They ARE being original, creative, and standing out. Being unoriginal would be doing exactly the same thing all over again.
Ya know, they didn't just audition black actresses for this role. Perhaps they simply cast the person who gave the best audition.
Now you're talking about something entirely different. They're making fresh stories too, but most of you on here don't like any of those either.Not being original but lazy and non-creative. Same story just with people not animation or a mix there of. How about a fresh story?
Don't exclude yourself. You are right here with us posting, not outside looking in as a third party and definitely not on some high perch looking down.Now you're talking about something entirely different. They're making fresh stories too, but most of you on here don't like any of those either.
I'm looking at your post which entirely changed or tried to change the subject. They are making original content. They are also making remakes. Just like all the other studios.Don't exclude yourself. You are right here with us posting, not outside looking in as a third party and definitely not on some high perch looking down.
I don't have a problem with Ariel not being white, but I have the uneasy feeling that they race-swapped Ariel simply because if people/critics didn't like it, they'd all just be brushed off as racists (like how the folks who made that Ghostbusters remake brushed off those that hated the film as sexists).I think it’s unfair to put any actress in a role she shouldn’t be in. Disney knows the flack she was going to get for not looking like Ariel. But they did it anyways, because they wanted to check off boxes.
Well, uh, actually... from what I've heard, before Halle was cast they also apparently wanted Keke Palmer or Zendaya for the part. Hailey Kilgore was also in the running. From my understanding, only black actresses were considered. Not even any other ethnicities. But I could be wrong.Ya know, they didn't just audition black actresses for this role.
Hey Bambi II was great!
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