I love a good film. I go through phases. Recently I have been watching Frozen over and over (a classic). I also quite like Nanny McPhee, and I love the Lion King. What are your favourites?
I love a good film. I go through phases. Recently I have been watching Frozen over and over (a classic). I also quite like Nanny McPhee, and I love the Lion King. What are your favourites?
Martian Tom said:I don't like anything Disney, unless it's the early stuff: 101 Dalmatians, Snow White, Peter Pan, etc. I can't stand Pixar movies, for some odd reason. Just can't watch 'em. Not even Toy Story!
I think the very formulaic aspect of Pixar movies and their copies got old fast: it's the same exaggerated facial expressions used over and over, the shoutiness, the basic premise of slightly annoying animals hamming it up and so on. I dunno, I sound like I'm just being an old fart, but I've always felt that way about that sort of stuff, by which I mean the cartoon equivalent that pre-dated it (although not Tom & Jerry, obviously, since that was awesome).
Disney's offerings have often kinda bothered me from the cultural appropriation aspect, though. Then again, the same can be levelled at much of Hollywood and film-making in general, Jackson's de-anglicised version of Lord of the Rings being a fairly recent example.
Martian Tom said:I don't like anything Disney, unless it's the early stuff: 101 Dalmatians, Snow White, Peter Pan, etc. I can't stand Pixar movies, for some odd reason. Just can't watch 'em. Not even Toy Story!
I think the very formulaic aspect of Pixar movies and their copies got old fast: it's the same exaggerated facial expressions used over and over, the shoutiness, the basic premise of slightly annoying animals hamming it up and so on. I dunno, I sound like I'm just being an old fart, but I've always felt that way about that sort of stuff, by which I mean the cartoon equivalent that pre-dated it (although not Tom & Jerry, obviously, since that was awesome).
Disney's offerings have often kinda bothered me from the cultural appropriation aspect, though. Then again, the same can be levelled at much of Hollywood and film-making in general, Jackson's de-anglicised version of Lord of the Rings being a fairly recent example.