BuddyThomas
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They will pretend that never happened.I just remember the -shaming photo of her in a perfectly normal swimsuit![]()
They will pretend that never happened.I just remember the -shaming photo of her in a perfectly normal swimsuit![]()
I believe just Snow White.What is this movie going to be called if there are no dwarfs?
Just Snow White?
Snow White and the Seven Magical Creatures?
Snow White and the Seven Renaissance Festival Workers?
Snow White and the Seven Men and Women Without Hats?
Case in point: Halle Bailey is now being held up as a paragon of grace and sweetness in order to underscore just how terrible Zegler is.
Yes, it's just Snow White.What is this movie going to be called if there are no dwarfs?
Just Snow White?
I believe just Snow White.
Although someone also suggested “and the seven Seattle hipsters” from what I recall.
And people still refused to see TLM. Didn’t it “bomb,” according to some folks here?It's a good thing Missy Bailey knows her place!!
Now address this part of my post:The point to that is that those interviews were happening at the exact same D23 Expo at the same time, likely just a few yards away from each other along that Step-And-Repeat wall of media.
And both actresses were delivering the exact same broad message; their upcoming Princess remake live action movies were going to be a modern new take on old classics.
But Halle Bailey's interviews come off as savvy and gracious and likable. Where Rachel Zegler's interviews come off as smirky and smug and unlikable.
That's not Halle Bailey's fault. That's Rachel Zegler's fault. Rachel Zegler was doing it wrong.
Where was all this attentiveness to Bailey's interviews months ago in the Little Mermaid thread?
Got her somewhere in the US. Internationally, well we have been down that road.And people still refused to see TLM. Didn’t it “bomb,” according to some folks here?
All that sweet-matured stuff got her nowhere, apparently.
This is hysterical. You don’t even remember your early mermaid posts.The point to that is that those interviews were happening at the exact same D23 Expo at the same time, likely just a few yards away from each other along that Step-And-Repeat wall of media.
And both actresses were delivering the exact same broad message; their upcoming Princess remake live action movies were going to be a modern new take on old classics.
But Halle Bailey's interviews come off as savvy and gracious and likable. Where Rachel Zegler's interviews come off as smirky and smug and unlikable.
That's not Halle Bailey's fault. That's Rachel Zegler's fault. Rachel Zegler was doing it wrong.
Yes, Disney took liberties with ALL of their adaptations from other peoples work. I think what is causing issues in a lot of peoples minds is now they are taking liberties with their own work. These movies that they are changing and remaking are not some bargain basement films. They are considered all time classics that don't need any updates by most. So a lot of people are just not going to be happy with anything you do to them. And I know, the original films are there to watch if you don't like the remakes. But that won't change that a lot of people highly dislike what they are doing.That said, asking whether anyone had an issue with the story before 2020 isn't going to help your case, because Disney's 1937 treatment itself took great liberties with the source material, which was clearly considered too grisly for the target audience.
Again, there is absolutely no reason to remake a movie if you are going to do it exactly the same way. The haters can stay home.Yes, Disney took liberties with ALL of their adaptations from other peoples work. I think what is causing issues in a lot of peoples minds is now they are taking liberties with their own work. These movies that they are changing and remaking are not some bargain basement films. They are considered all time classics that don't need any updates by most. So a lot of people are just not going to be happy with anything you do to them. And I know, the original films are there to watch if you don't like the remakes. But that won't change that a lot of people highly dislike what they are doing.
I don’t recall such opposition to Maleficent, which subverted many aspects of Sleeping Beauty. On the contrary, people seemed quite receptive to seeing a beloved classic reinterpreted through a new lens.Yes, Disney took liberties with ALL of their adaptations from other peoples work. I think what is causing issues in a lot of peoples minds is now they are taking liberties with their own work. These movies that they are changing and remaking are not some bargain basement films. They are considered all time classics that don't need any updates by most. So a lot of people are just not going to be happy with anything you do to them. And I know, the original films are there to watch if you don't like the remakes. But that won't change that a lot of people highly dislike what they are doing.
Remakes just become too much when that’s all they seem to want to do. A new twist on the same story isn’t creative imo.Yes, Disney took liberties with ALL of their adaptations from other peoples work. I think what is causing issues in a lot of peoples minds is now they are taking liberties with their own work. These movies that they are changing and remaking are not some bargain basement films. They are considered all time classics that don't need any updates by most. So a lot of people are just not going to be happy with anything you do to them. And I know, the original films are there to watch if you don't like the remakes. But that won't change that a lot of people highly dislike what they are doing.
LOL I was going to say Zegler simply said what a lot of us have also said and thought.Rachel, is that you?![]()
He didn't Learn his Lessons Well because every bright description of the promised land meant that you can reach it if you keep alert. Learnin every line and every last commandment may not help him but it couldn't hurt. First ya gotta read 'em, then ya gotta heed 'em. You never know when you're gonna need 'em. Just as old Elijah said to Jezebel, ya better start to learn yer lessons well!This is hysterical. You don’t even remember your early mermaid posts.
Now address this part of my post:
Where was all this attentiveness to Bailey's interviews months ago in the Little Mermaid thread?
Barely in the US.Got her somewhere in the US. Internationally, well we have been down that road.
I don’t recall such opposition to Maleficent, which subverted many aspects of Sleeping Beauty. On the contrary, people seemed quite receptive to seeing a beloved classic reinterpreted through a new lens.
It doesn’t open until next year. Your comment is meaningless. The film could be good or bad. No person knows at this point.The disastrous international box office of Mermaid could not have been helped by her pleasant personality, her casting cemented that with foreign audiences, unfortunately.
Generally, actors’ comments can only hurt a film as they are usually just vapid commentary written by their PR teams.
Whereas, here you have an actor actively turning potential audiences away from the film.
This will be a film people will love to mock openly and loudly.
This is hysterical. You don’t even remember your early mermaid posts.
He didn't Learn his Lessons Well because every bright description of the promised land meant that you can reach it if you keep alert. Learnin every line and every last commandment may not help him but it couldn't hurt. First ya gotta read 'em, then ya gotta heed 'em. You never know when you're gonna need 'em. Just as old Elijah said to Jezebel, ya better start to learn yer lessons well!
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