DisneyWarrior27
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Beats me.
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Moana 2 (Disney Animation - November 2024)
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Farerb
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They weren't 2.00:1, they were 1.85:1 which is a theatrical aspect ratio while 2.00:1 is a TV one (popular nowadays).
Ghost93
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Almost every early reaction from Moana 2 — even from those who liked it — have said the music is inferior to the first film and that Lin-Manuel Miranda's presence is missed. Disney REALLy should have brought him back.
I suspect the only reason they did it was to avoid backlash for firing/letting go of the people they hired to write music for when this was meant to be a Disney Plus series.
I suspect the only reason they did it was to avoid backlash for firing/letting go of the people they hired to write music for when this was meant to be a Disney Plus series.
DisneyWarrior27
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Having seen the movie myself and thinking it’s good enough to be 7.5 or 8 out of 10 film, I can agree that while Barlow and Bear tried their best, not all the songs hit, with maybe only one or two or three being good songs.
LittleBuford
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I'm seeing it on Friday. My expectations are neither too high nor too low, so unless it's really disappointing, I feel I'll enjoy it overall.
Casper Gutman
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Moana was such a great film...
Between this and Frozen, Disney needs to get a LOT better at protecting gold-standard franchises. Since the company is entirely focused on IP, you'd think they'd get this. Pixar generally does - even lesser sequels like Incredibles 2 underwhelm in ways that don't cheapen the overall franchise.
Between this and Frozen, Disney needs to get a LOT better at protecting gold-standard franchises. Since the company is entirely focused on IP, you'd think they'd get this. Pixar generally does - even lesser sequels like Incredibles 2 underwhelm in ways that don't cheapen the overall franchise.
DisneyWarrior27
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Tha Realest
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TalkingHead
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mid junk = Iger’s stock-in-trade
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Casper Gutman
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Disney has produced a lot of excellent material over Iger’s tenure - indeed, just over the last year.
That said, this film looks utterly flat and unispired. The worst thing a film can be is not bad but boring…
Well, I was hoping a little higher than that. But hey, that works for me!
DisneyWarrior27
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Cool.Well, I was hoping a little higher than that. But hey, that works for me!
Jedijax719
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RT scores always start off higher in the beginning. The 71% will probably end up dipping into the 50's before too long 
DisneyWarrior27
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No no no no. We don’t know that to be certain yet. It could still stay in the 70% range.RT scores always start off higher in the beginning. The 71% will probably end up dipping into the 50's before too long
TalkingHead
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Already has on metacriticRT scores always start off higher in the beginning. The 71% will probably end up dipping into the 50's before too long
DisneyWarrior27
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Eh.
Most people pay attention to Rotten Tomatoes than Metacritic, so I’m not too concerned about that
DisneyWarrior27
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Yeah and Frozen 2 has 75% on Rotten Tomatoes and that still did strongly.
Tha Realest
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That is a very tepid score (if it holds). It’s Pocohantas/Wish territory in terms of Disney animated Princess films.