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@Megalobronia
You know what, how about I just read the book tonight, start to finish, and I’ll let you know how many copyrighted stuff is in the story? (BTW I just had a memory of peeking into an “Emoji Movie” novel at Target and they replaced “Candy Crush” with “Stone Smash”)

I might try to get the first movie’s novel too, but since it’s been years and I’ve only been starting to get into reading, it might be a little expensive (“Tangled” now goes for roughly $58.00 now, and I don’t want to resort to Kindle or digital books because it’s more fun to get a book out without staring at a screen for hours on a bus)

@DanielOrange
Does that include the Disney Princesses?

I just got “Ralph Breaks the Internet” junior novel from Amazon (hey, I’m on a book spree), and much like the first movie, some stuff had to be changed to omit licensed characters (although early on Ralph mentions that someone was complaining that he was eating his chili dogs, implied to be Sonic’s).

@Dex Stewart
One question: Why?!?! Why? Why? Why?!?!

The first of the Disney movies. A certified classic.

And this is what they did?!

Look Little Mermaid at least looked similar to its original but this one?

They turned it into Robin Hood!

Ohhhhh!!! ;)

Okay, news came out that the characters pictured with Snow White are Robin Hood-esque bandits who are stealing from the evil queen. One of them pictured nay or may not be the Prince.

@Stormy Hooves
Like Doug Walker’s parody with Kanye West ad Goliath, Ellen DeGeneres as Elisa Maza, and Kevin Costner as Xanatos?

@Dex Stewart
That’s real? Randomly thought it was just a parody with people wearing costumes!

(Don’t take seriously)

Kenneth Branagh is reportedly attached to direct a live-action Gargoyles movie.

The film will reportedly take place in Los Angeles as opposed to New York in the show.

They really should have gotten peter dinklage To play grumpy

Oh wait

@Dex Stewart
This is absolutely painful to look at.
I used to stand up for the live action remakes because I liked the different takes they had on the classics, but the last few releases have been bad as they felt the need to make controversial changes that was just there way of trying to correct things that didn’t need fixing.
It’s especially bad here because Snow White was the very first film that Walt ever made and is what made the company what it is today, so there is a complete lack of disrespect to Walt’s legacy.

@Dex Stewart
Imagine being so boring as to change all of them to non dwarfs.

At least Rings of Power kept them as drawfs, so you know these guys are doing wrong.

How about they focus on gives the dwarfs fun personalities that real dwarfs will love despite what Disney thinks?

Snow White and the seven physically typical people and one dwarf.

@Dex Stewart
I’m only on the first chapter of Raya. So far it all feels the same, but it’s not why I got the books. I just started reading instead of playing on my phone more often. Something which pleases my mom, you know?

@DanielOrange
Are there any alterations from the movies?

Check out what I ordered on Amazon:

@CalypsoFantasy
I always thought the reference of Timbuktu meant someplace really far away.

Granted, it is far away. Just not as remote as somewhere like Saint Helena.

There’s a joke about diplomatic limitations in here somewhere.

“The Little Mermaid” comes out September on Blu-Ray.

@SleepySteve
Is he the one responsible for all the problems going on at Disney lately? I know Kevin Feige is responsible for how lackluster Marvel has been lately and Kathleen Kennedy is running Lucasfilm into the ground.

To the surprise of no one, Bob Iger is remaining CEO of Disney through 2026.

@DanielOrange
I know some Asian Cultures thanks to living in California.

Even if I didn’t I woulda watched Samurai Jack to give me some insight in Japan culture. Plus my brother, Josh is Asian. So yeah.

@DanielOrange
Well Japanese culture is in large part of an offshoot of Chinese culture. They even got their script from the Chinese. It’s like Ancient Rome borrowing from Ancient Greece.

So it totally makes sense.

@DanielOrange
No I get it, Japan does have lots of iconic content and memorable characters. I myself grew up with Pokemon, Digimon, Dragon Ball Z, Azumanga Daioh, and Studio Ghibli so I’ve always been into Japanese culture.

@Dr_Osaka
This movie got me into Asian culture, specifically Japanese. (Yes, I know Mei’s Chinese, but I like Japanese a little more, you know?)