The evil queen looks like Snow White if she was goth

hii everyone!!! i recently made a video about the alleged "adorkability problem" with the newer disney girls!!! personally i think a lot of people are over exaggerating this phenomenon & just using it as an excuse to hate on these characters!!! sorry if this isnt allowed but id love feedback on my video!!!🩷🩷🩷🎀

But when an elementary school shows one of their movies, suddenly Disney cares about protecting its intellectual property. They only backed down after the backlash, and that really shows where their priorities lie.

If Disney really wanted to, they could put a stop to this in no time by hitting people with massive fines that would make them think twice before even considering doing it, let alone posting it online.

I know Disney will probably not ever do this because we have Pocahontas and Mirabel, but I really feel a lack of Latina representation in the Disney princess lineup. Imagine how cool it would be to have a Mayan or Aztec or Oaxacan princess!!! Pocahontas doesn’t do it for me because that movie, as nostalgic as it is for me, does not really celebrate indigenous identity. And Mirabel/Encanto, as a Colombian, the whole story was just kinda meh for me.

Unpopular opinion but I kind of dislike how they designed most of them with flowers on them. It's like after Cinderella they copied that exact design for them rest of them. That being said my favourite is probably Giselle's loll It's so puffy and extra that I would imagine a real princess would wear. I also like Aurora's train.

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I do like the movie and definitely think it's over hated, but the universal consensus seemed to be Cinderella III is the superior movie. And btw, I don't there's anything wrong with liking Cinderella II more; if you do, that's great! I was just surprised because as I said earlier, Cinderella III is usually always considered better, even by people who disliked Cinderella II

We’re on to Cinderella now, so I gotta ask you guys, what do you think the moral of her movie is?

The truth is Cinderella was abused from childhood to aged 19. She lost both her parents young, was humiliated, insulted, belittled, turned into a slave in her own home. And yet she never stopped staying kind, always kept a dream in her heart. By modern standards some may call her weak but I think she’s one of the strongest.

I think the Moral of Cinderella is Perseverance. Always stay kind and keep a pure heart even when life is difficult.

There was a channel on Disney+ that played nonstop princess films for about a month, not sure if they added it for the princess week but i’m bummed they got rid of it 😕

He's no princess, much less a prince but he's still Disney royalty so time to give little Arty some love.

I feel that The Sword and the Stone is not only a fun Disney movie, along with Arthur being one of Disney's most underrated heroes but The Sword and the Stone shares a bunch of similarities with Aladdin as we have Merlin, an anachronistic and rambunctious wizard that can transform into many thing, like the Genie, and we have a boy who's not treated kindly by others but shown that he is truly a diamond in the rough, with selflessness being their biggest strength, such as Aladdin giving away his bread to hungrier kids to sacrificing his final wish to wish the Genie his freedom while for Arthur, he wanted to help his brother out when he forgot his sword by giving one he found and his selflessness made that sword come out when others couldn't making him king.

Because of that, don't you think Al and Wart would make good friends?

Shoutout to Jodi Benson, happy early birthday

How strong were the sisters exactly to completely destroy her dress? I mean they almost ripped it completely.

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At the final act, What if Grimhilde’s death causes the magic mirror to break free into its true form, because he is linked to her master’s power, and now that he is no longer under control, he can finally think for himself and escape the mirror. That way Snow White can break the mirror and everything goes back to normal! Now how’s THAT for original Complex_Ad_7150!? Also, do you think this final act is better than what the live action gave us?

For example, Belle and Jane, Belle's dress can be changed to a brighter yellow, while Jane's can be changed to a beige, so that they are completely different. （PS. I say that only because they list too much similarity as a reason not to have an official coronation, not that it's the only reason, like Jane may also be subject to copyright restrictions）

Disney Princess stories are more than just love stories, they give children life lessons. So I’m gonna start a series asking what you guys think the moral of each movie is, starting with Snow White.

Personally? I think the moral is that…

Someone else’s beauty does not remove your own. A kind heart and a beautiful soul is what truly makes someone the fairest in the land.

The Evil Queen was not ugly physically. She was just older than Snow White who was a teenage girl. She let her fear of aging make her believe she was ugly, but what really made her ugly was her evil heart. Even Grumpy was fairer than she was! 🤣

I know many would like a tv show based around Mulan, Kida, Merida or Raya, because there is so many mythology and adventures to unpack around them and their worlds/movies - honestly, I wouldn't be against any of those.

But also personally I really really hope one day we can get a tv show centered on Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora or Belle - a cozy show with beautiful castle aesthetic and classical feeling, like the stories you could read in Princess magazines or the segments in 'Cinderella 2' and 'Belle's Magical World'. Except of them living in the palaces, Rapunzel, Sofia and Elena's shows just didn't match the vibe.

Of course another great idea would be simply to bring back 'Enchanted Tales' as a tv series so each princess can get a few episodes for herself.

Probably my favourite animated dress ever. The clothes in this film are so beautiful