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Do you see the black one...or the white?
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Man...that looks dull...this actually makes me worried for KH3 (since that team worked on the battle system)
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Because hey, a firefly having a cajun accent in Louisiana is racist.
And then there was this:
"William Blackburn, former columnist at The Charlotte Observer, voiced his criticism of another matter. He stated that the "story is set in New Orleans, the setting of one of the most devastating tragedies to beset a black community" and felt the choice of this setting was "insensitive."
Well okay then, maybe we shouldn't film movies in cities such as New York City or San Francisco, or even countries like Russia or Germany anymore since they've all had terrible events happen there too. That would be extremely insensitive y'know.
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What is the deal with people and this movie, seriously.
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LySs wrote:
Disney can't win. There's even controversy over the firefly's accent.
Because hey, a firefly having a cajun accent in Louisiana is racist.
And then there was this:
"William Blackburn, former columnist at The Charlotte Observer, voiced his criticism of another matter. He stated that the "story is set in New Orleans, the setting of one of the most devastating tragedies to beset a black community" and felt the choice of this setting was "insensitive."
Well okay then, maybe we shouldn't film movies in cities such as New York City or San Francisco, or even countries like Russia or Germany anymore since they've all had terrible events happen there too. That would be extremely insensitive y'know.
Because hey, a firefly having a cajun accent in Louisiana is racist.
And then there was this:
"William Blackburn, former columnist at The Charlotte Observer, voiced his criticism of another matter. He stated that the "story is set in New Orleans, the setting of one of the most devastating tragedies to beset a black community" and felt the choice of this setting was "insensitive."
Well okay then, maybe we shouldn't film movies in cities such as New York City or San Francisco, or even countries like Russia or Germany anymore since they've all had terrible events happen there too. That would be extremely insensitive y'know.
they said the same about L4D2, I think (that ends in New Orleans as well)
it's just a colourful city with lots of fun history and cool characteristics to do stuff with, people
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LySs wrote:
Disney can't win. There's even controversy over the firefly's accent.
Because hey, a firefly having a cajun accent in Louisiana is racist.
And then there was this:
"William Blackburn, former columnist at The Charlotte Observer, voiced his criticism of another matter. He stated that the "story is set in New Orleans, the setting of one of the most devastating tragedies to beset a black community" and felt the choice of this setting was "insensitive."
Well okay then, maybe we shouldn't film movies in cities such as New York City or San Francisco, or even countries like Russia or Germany anymore since they've all had terrible events happen there too. That would be extremely insensitive y'know.
Because hey, a firefly having a cajun accent in Louisiana is racist.
And then there was this:
"William Blackburn, former columnist at The Charlotte Observer, voiced his criticism of another matter. He stated that the "story is set in New Orleans, the setting of one of the most devastating tragedies to beset a black community" and felt the choice of this setting was "insensitive."
Well okay then, maybe we shouldn't film movies in cities such as New York City or San Francisco, or even countries like Russia or Germany anymore since they've all had terrible events happen there too. That would be extremely insensitive y'know.
So essentially, being 'different', or more specifically, an immigrant is an act of prejudice, and should be crushed.
Wow, thank-you western society, now I know that we're not supposed to support our diverse culture, but actively ignore it.
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I'm just here for the Butterbeer.
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LySs wrote:
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I'm getting really hyped up about this movie, mostly because I obsess over animation quality. I'm reaaaally hoping for new songs. As much as I love the soundtracks for most of the new disney movies, I want something that I can sing to~
Oh, and if you go to Disneyland around this time, they'll give you free tickets to see the movie in theaters :D You just need to enter the activation code they give you online and print them out.
Oh, and if you go to Disneyland around this time, they'll give you free tickets to see the movie in theaters :D You just need to enter the activation code they give you online and print them out.
Sadly I've listened to most of the new songs already. And they all sound great!
In both Disneyland and Disney World, they just opened "Tiana's Showboat Jubilee". It's a musical production featuring the characters and music from the movie.
Here's the whole thing if you're interested, unless you don't want to hear any of the songs until the movie comes out.
hmm, I'll save that link for after I watch the movie since it's coming out in just a few weeks :D
Okay, why is the public complaining? I thought we went through this already. It's just a Disney princess movie; it's meant for entertainment, not accuracy, and they should stop mistaking everything for racism. Buuuuut I guess some things never change :/ Whatever, I know I'll enjoy this movie.
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I swear, people can never be satisfied. Everything has to be politically correct and when they try to be so, then people are offended by it even more. I'm just glad that Disney makes movies with people of other ethnic backgrounds such as this movie and Mulan. There needs to be more movies like that, imho.
LySs wrote:
Disney can't win. There's even controversy over the firefly's accent.
Because hey, a firefly having a cajun accent in Louisiana is racist.
And then there was this:
"William Blackburn, former columnist at The Charlotte Observer, voiced his criticism of another matter. He stated that the "story is set in New Orleans, the setting of one of the most devastating tragedies to beset a black community" and felt the choice of this setting was "insensitive."
Well okay then, maybe we shouldn't film movies in cities such as New York City or San Francisco, or even countries like Russia or Germany anymore since they've all had terrible events happen there too. That would be extremely insensitive y'know.
Because hey, a firefly having a cajun accent in Louisiana is racist.
And then there was this:
"William Blackburn, former columnist at The Charlotte Observer, voiced his criticism of another matter. He stated that the "story is set in New Orleans, the setting of one of the most devastating tragedies to beset a black community" and felt the choice of this setting was "insensitive."
Well okay then, maybe we shouldn't film movies in cities such as New York City or San Francisco, or even countries like Russia or Germany anymore since they've all had terrible events happen there too. That would be extremely insensitive y'know.
Oh god, really!? Oh, well, we might as well not make any sort of movies anymore because everything is insensitive and since every place in the world has had their share of problems, everybody is just going to be offended by it. There's no such thing as entertainment and fiction these days
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First, there's people complaining that prince Naveen ISN'T black, and Disney is just avoiding black characters despite the fact that the MAIN character, the VILLAIN, and freaking MAMA ODDIE are black. Then there are people complaining that Naveen IS black and that Disney should dare and have the first interracial couple... Because you know, Pocahontas NEVER happened.
Then, there's people saying that Tiana is Disney way telling women to stay in the kitchen simply because she aspire to achieve her dreams through *shudders* coooooking... I mean, really? Is cooking a taboo for feminism, now? Not to mention that Tiana is independent and a hard worker that wants to open a RESTAURANT. LIKE, OWN IT. But nooo, if she's in the kitchen, she's not a proper role model!
You know what? I give up... *Facepalm*... I just can't handle this stupidity anymore. There are other criticism, but I refuse to bring them up on account of their MASSIVE STUPIDITY... I need a freaking drink...
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To those who have seen it, how does it compare to Disney's other animated films?
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And woooow was it great! The characters were hilarious (especially Lotta (Lottie? not sure what the nickname was)) and I couldn't stop laughing. And the songs were fantastic. It made me so happy to see another movie like this after so long. The last one was what, Tarzan?
Anyway the one last thing I have to say is this:
Pumbaa: Timon, do you ever wonder what those little twinkling lights are up there?
Timon: I don't wonder Pumbaa, I know! They're fireflies. Fireflies that got stuck up in that big bluish black thing.
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Regy Rusty wrote:
Pumbaa: Timon, do you ever wonder what those little twinkling lights are up there?
Timon: I don't wonder Pumbaa, I know! They're fireflies. Fireflies that got stuck up in that big bluish black thing.
Timon: I don't wonder Pumbaa, I know! They're fireflies. Fireflies that got stuck up in that big bluish black thing.
OSHI-
Anyway, I happened to have seen the movie a few weeks back when it first came out. And I have to say, I loved it! I was a bit skeptical at first, but I think Princess and the Frog will go down as another Disney classic. Though it's a shame that the Squeakquel is higher on the box office...
I'm so happy that Disney is returning to traditional animation. In fact, they're already working on their next film based on Hans Christian Anderson's The Snow Queen. We just have to get through Rapunzel and the new Winnie the Pooh movie of course.
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