The movie? I enjoyed it greatly.
Menstruation? Can't say I enjoy it.
"I'd much rather turn into a red panda than get my period someday..." - A, 7yo
These belong on T-shirts.
The movie? I enjoyed it greatly.
Menstruation? Can't say I enjoy it.
"I'd much rather turn into a red panda than get my period someday..." - A, 7yo
Man, with all of this talk of menstruation, I am SHOCKED this went straight to streaming!The movie? I enjoyed it greatly.
Menstruation? Can't say I enjoy it.
I think it's harder to tell now that we don't have box office figures to point to as we move through a transitional period of how people view movies. Luca, though, was the most-streamed movie of 2021 which has to count for something. The only reason we really have an instant sense of Encanto's success on streaming is due to the soundtrack suddenly becoming a monster hit. People are certainly talking a lot about Turning Red, though.Seems like Pixar’s lost a bit of their Midas touch over the last few years, I’ve enjoyed all their recent movies like Turning Red, Luca, Soul, and the multiple sequels but I don’t think they’ll reach the same iconic status that Coco, Brave, Inside Out, Wall-E, etc did.
Man, with all of this talk of menstruation, I am SHOCKED this went straight to streaming!
Wise little girl. Although I feel like I kind of turned into a panda during quarantine. Just sat around eating all the time..."I'd much rather turn into a red panda than get my period someday..." - A, 7yo
I think the issue is more that the balance became increasingly tilted toward sequels. For example, out of the first 10 Pixar films, 1 was a sequel. Out of the next 10 Pixar films, 6 were sequels.So, I don't get the complaint that there's too many sequels now as compared to the past. There has always been been, approximately, a sequel for every two new stories. And the Cars franchise is the only one that was unsuccessful (compared to the other Pixar movies).
Anyone criticizing this film for the topics it touches on… needs to go to therapy.
This is a great little film, with such heart. My 4 year old niece has already watched it 5 times and loves it. (And the references all go over her head).
Doctor: What seems to be the trouble?
Me: Well, Doc, for some reason, I don't find the idea of a homely bean-mouthed little girl whose mom shows up at her school waving a box of maxi-pads entertaining.
Doctor: I see. I'll write you a prescription for 200 mils of fairy dust. It'll help you uncritically embrace anything Disney puts out.
Me: But Doc, Disney's putting out subpar rides and subpar guest experiences and charging exorbitant fees and basing entertainment on politics and...
Doctor: Try not to overdose.
The presumption that anyone who disagrees with you must have some sort of mental deficit.Why? Why would you even type that?
Gee I enjoyed the film without pixie dust. I must have got my opinion wrong .Doctor: What seems to be the trouble?
Me: Well, Doc, for some reason, I don't find the idea of a homely bean-mouthed little girl whose mom shows up at her school waving a box of maxi-pads entertaining.
Doctor: I see. I'll write you a prescription for 200 mils of fairy dust. It'll help you uncritically embrace anything Disney puts out.
Me: But Doc, Disney's putting out subpar rides and subpar guest experiences and charging exorbitant fees and basing entertainment on politics and...
Doctor: Try not to overdose.
Off topic but I actually liked TS4 more than TS3.(a handful of people who didn't like TS4 because "the story was finished in TS3!" doesn't mean the overwhelming majority of people had the same opinion -- in actuality, very few seemed to have that opinion).
I wouldn’t have thought of wording it that way but after looking at a few pictures it’s appropriate. Both Turning Red and Luca have a different look compared to previous Pixar films, my impression was they had taken on a Peanuts/Charlie Brown style look but now that Magenta mentioned it it’s the mouths, they don’t have points anymore, they look like beans. It’s an interesting creative decision.Why? Why would you even type that?
Off topic but I actually liked TS4 more than TS3.I said it.
What a crazy coincidence! That never got released in theaters either!
Uh, it was a joke?Agree, not sure a short film designed for health classes is comparable to a full length feature film designed as entertainment.
That said Red Panda was fairly subtle, not exactly in your face about the subject.
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