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Moana is fine, but not great. The pacific island specific stuff is interesting enough, but the plot is as straightforward as It gets and moana herself is boring as sin. The other problem is that it's 2 hours long and incredibly front-loaded. The rock gets a good song 30 minutes in and then there's a fantastic mad-max esque scene with pirate coconuts and then nothing in the rest of the movie comes close.
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achillesforever6 posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87xYGDR_eME Andorra posted:What I don't like about recent disney movies is how characters
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My mother has placed an inflatable, light-up Olaf in front of the house as her primary Christmas decoration. I don't think Disney sticking to one style for years at a time is harmful, even with some characters' faces slotting over each other like a tracing. It forces them to distinguish the characters by movement and personality instead of facial structure. Even though Elsa and Anna have identical faces, you' ll never see them produce the same silhouette simply because of how differently they carry themselves. Jasmine, Belle, and Ariel could slot over each other the same way and they stood out from each other fine.
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ArgumentatumE.C.T. posted:My mother has placed an inflatable, light-up Olaf in front of the house as her primary Christmas decoration. Edit: I added spoiler tags because this is more a CineD thing. But if we're going that way anyway, then feel free to unspoiler for my take on this increasingly contentious issue. I disagree because ultimately women boil down to their looks and things like "personality" and "carriage" are basically unwanted side-effects. So, to truly represent the feminine spectrum, rather than present women as being different people, we ought present them as different looks. Shbobdb fucked around with this message at 09:28 on Dec 15, 2016 |
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Shbobdb posted:Edit: I added spoiler tags because this is more a CineD thing. But if we're going that way anyway, then feel free to unspoiler for my take on this increasingly contentious issue. Why not both?
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Shbobdb posted:ultimately women boil down to their looks and things like "personality" and "carriage" are basically unwanted side-effects. 
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I don't understand that line of reasoning at all. and i dont gotta
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Hedrigall posted:Anime is a billion times worse with this poo poo If we use Anime as a baseline we're gonna give a pass to a lot of garbage.
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disney movies, which are made for children, are more tolerable than animes, which are made for manchildren
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song of the south still best disney movie ever
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Empress Brosephine posted:song of the south still best disney movie ever Everybody needs a laughin' place and a kindly black man of their own Too bad that dude keeled over right after the movie came out, Walt Disney talked about him like he wanted to make the man a movie star. Would've been neat.
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ArgumentatumE.C.T. posted:Everybody needs a laughin' place and a kindly black man of their own Apparently, he won an Honorary Academy Award "for his able and heart-warming characterization of Uncle Remus, friend and story teller to the children of the world in Walt Disney's Song of the South." He was the first black man to ever win an Academy Award, though he died shortly after receiving it.
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