LittleBuford
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She views the original film as a product of its own time:Lemme get this straight. She thinks the man in the animated *fairy tale* behaves in a way that isn’t socially acceptable for men to behave in contemporary times? Traditionally actors had some degree of awareness for how movies and narratives function, but…uh, does she understand a fairy tale takes liberties with action and plotting because, y’know, it’s a fantasy-based fairy tale?
The original cartoon came out in 1937 and very evidently so. There’s a big focus on her love story with a guy who literally stalks her. Weird. Weird.
Unlike some here, I don’t interpret these words as demonstrating a particular animus towards the film itself, but a more general unease with past attitudes as she understands them.
I will mention again that she is 22 years old and (to my mind at least) speaking in a manner fairly typical of someone her age. My views are certainly more nuanced and considered now than they were twenty years ago.