#I watched Every Disney Movie

[andichoseyou]

I don't know how to stop Anxiety. Maybe we can't. Maybe this is what happens when you grow up, You feel less joy.

Inside Out 2 (2024) dir. Kelsey Mann

[thecoolsquirrel]

sometimes i think about homesick yuu and adeuce being there and i sob a little

[basiatlu]

Day 27: Costume

Pansy and Hermione decide to set up our boys in a special couple’s costume for the Halloween party - unbeknownst to them, of course.

[zipzapzopzoop]

It took me 17 years to notice this

[pinkmirth]

. . . is it okay if i say something?

[simpingforcys]

Fuck it, King Candy/Turbo movie time stamps (According to Disney+)

First "Going Turbo" mention: 6:06

First King Candy Graffiti: 7:16

Second "Going Turbo" mention: 23:38

First Turbo Graffiti: 32:33

First King Candy appearance: 33:46

Castle Interrogation Scene: 37:38

Third "Going Turbo" mention: 38:27

Fourth "Going Turbo" mention: 45:31

Turbo Flashback: 45:36

Kart Bakery Scene: 52:04

Castle/Manipulating Code: 59:00

Ralph/King Candy Talk: 1:03:15

Deleting Vanellope's Code: 1:12:19

Final Race: 1:16:17

Turbo Reveal: 1:20:57

First Death: 1:21:50

King Candybug: 1:24:00

Second Death: 1:26:52

End Credits Cameo: 1:34:49

[kazoosandfannypacks]

"Make a wish." "I'm in Rome with my best friend. I think I'm good."

THE LIZZIE MCGUIRE MOVIE (2003)

[ganondoodle]

can people fucking stop normalizing those obviously shit ass maschine generated fake disney images

[prosebushpatch]

In my humble opinion, the successful retellings of Snow White take the relationship between Snow and the Wicked Queen and really dig into why the queen is so desperate to be beautiful and why Snow is still the fairest because of her kindness.

My favorite examples of this are Gail Carson Levine's Fairest, and the movie Red Shoes and the Seven Dwarves. In both of these retellings, Snow White is conventionally unattractive. And how society views Snow White in these stories is drastically different from how they view the Wicked Queen. There is a privilege to being beautiful. Both Snow White and the Wicked Queen know this. But the Wicked Queen will do anything to have that privilege--that power--over her subjects. Whether it's to use her beauty to manipulate people or because she's desperate for love is what makes her such an interesting character. Snow White, on the other hand, gets a taste of how people would treat her if she was conventionally attractive, at least in these stories. And when she realizes that people are finally able to appreciate her or praise her or HELP HER because of her looks, she's forced to ask herself the question whether she'll choose to keep being "beautiful" or if she'll go back to being herself because society's definition of beauty isn't worth the cost.

Snow White and the Wicked Queen are foils. They represent how conventional beauty standards can pressure woman and pit them against each other. They represent how a mother, related by blood or not, can become jealous because the simple act of growing older makes her less attractive than her daughter in society's eyes and that means she's going to be treated differently as a result.

All this to say, if you turn Snow White's story into Snow White becomes a "Strong Independent Female Who Doesn't Need Any Prince And Is Growing Into the Leader She was Born to Be" then you lose that commentary about what true beauty is. You lose the chance to ask what makes someone the fairest and why. If you aren't asking why the Wicked Queen wants to be the fairest to the point of having a huntsman cut out a child's heart, then you're missing out on the entire point of the fairy tale.

[jessadamsdraws]

This movie re entered my mind recently and now I can't stop thinking bout it. Please tell me I'm not the only one that remembers this.

[lilacfiresoul]

thank you for the tag, @drowninginthoughts27 <333 i’m so late to this but:

list five topics you can talk about for an hour without preparing any material

the meanings behind the majority of taylor swift's songs, and also how i can relate them intrinsically to any situation. basically i know a lot about taylor swift

the characterisation of richard papen in the secret history, and also henry winter, and basically the entire novel itself

conspiracy theories and what i think about them (honestly i just love discussing the existence of aliens or mermaids or bigfoot or whatever)

witchcraft and tarot cards and crystals

disney movies and why they shaped my childhood

no pressure tags @kalegreeneyes @bellaxisworld @cullenalices @kat-xox @marzst4rz & open tag

[whaleiumsharkspeare]

Every time I rewatch Pirates of the Caribbean I end up in this state for the next few days or so where all I want is to go have adventures on the high seas and say things like “belay that!”

[spellbindinggg]

I just watched Cinderella a twist in time and Anastasia was SLAYING from the beginning to the end. Change my mind. I used to HATE her in the original Cinderella Disney movie but I felt so bad for her and I relate to her a lot I'm not even kidding 😖😖 I WANT TO HUG HER. She is the moment. She ate and left no crumbs. She slayed the house down (literally). I love her.

[zipzapzopzoop]

“We would never do anything to hurt you”

[swan2swan]

Watching Mulan (after meeting Ming-Na Wen and watching Wish I want to note, but this is more about the latter) is very much an experience of "YOU SEE, DISNEY??? THIS IS WHAT WE WANT IN OUR MOVIES! IT'S DIVERSE! IT'S EMPOWERING! IT'S BEAUTIFUL! IT'S...*shoos Eddie Murphy dragon away*...DEEP! IT'S GOT WONDERFUL MUSIC! IT'S SHOT LIKE AN...*pushes Eddie Murphy dragon away*...ACTION MOVIE!"

The difference in quality is vast, and why is that?

Because the scene before this war meeting where they discuss actual strategy like warriors (*pushes aside other franchise*) is a comedic thirty seconds WITHOUT DIALOGUE where the visuals take over. Silly? Yes. But not obnoxious.

It's a cartoon!

You don't need to be reading jokes all the time!

[oceanwithouthermoon]

watching the frozen movies and crying, call me saiki kusuo