Wow, she's hot...
What? Is she even close to that hot in the flesh?
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Wow, she's hot...
What? Is she even close to that hot in the flesh?
Just got back from seeing The Princess and the Frog with Matilda. I don't think I can even say anything about it yet; I'm just all hand-flappy swoony squee. I want to see it about eleventy-million more times. SWOON.
It got a bad review in our local weekly. I'd love to hear a positive reaction though because I was very excited to see it.
I've heard that it's a very good movie in classic Disney 2-D animated form....
Here's the review. The reviewer seems mostly irritated that it didn't focus or address racial relations enough. [link]
Is she even close to that hot in the flesh?
She looks much the same, though she is pretty short, which surprised me. I thought of her as tall and lanky, but she is short and lanky. Weird. Dressed just like Shane and with Shane hair, too.
She moves like she takes up a lot of space, I think.
Princess and Frog
So many posters on my adoption lists are furious that the first black female lead in a Disney animation spends most of the film as a frog. There was something else that bugged them, but now I can't recall. I am not sure mac wants to see it, he seems to flip-flop on it, he can;t decide if it is too much of a girls' movie.
OTOH he say Fantastic Mr. Fox with his uncle and liked it. Uncle loved it.
There was something else that bugged them, but now I can't recall.
The Prince isn't black?
So many posters on my adoption lists are furious that the first black female lead in a Disney animation spends most of the film as a frog.
I've wondered about that as well. It doesn't seem right.
My sister saw it and said it wasn't worth the $12.50 she spent. She didn't hate it, but she said the music was blah (why you would hire Randy Newman to write music for a film set in NOLA is kind of beyond me) and the racial stuff is typically Disney-problematic.
Fantastic Mr Fox, OTOH, was wonderful. So much fun to watch.