Will Frozen be the next Tangled?
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*deep breath*
I am going to defend this movie again. For the visual similarities, there are none. Anna, Elsa, Kristoph, and Hans all look drastically different from Rapunzel and Flynn Ryder. In almost ever CG film, major characters have similar features (universally). 3D is still a "new medium" (when it comes to humans, for the most part). They are still learning how to make characters look drastically different from one another. Over time I think we will see shifts (for example, Dreamworks' "The Croods" had unique features for their characters, HOWEVER this worked because they were cavemen. The facial structures were very rugged and probably wouldn't flatter a princess or prince type character).
Not to mention the story is completely a polar opposite to Tangled.... Its a little early to judge a film that isn't even out yet anyways, in my opinion.
I think it has potential to knock Tangled out of the park. Brave may be flawed, but so is Tangled. No movie is perfect, and we shouldn't believe this one will be either. But I think it has a lot going for it right now. We have never really seen a sister dynamic, and I'm psyched for it. If Anna and Kristoph end up together, I don't really see it being the "main attraction" of the film. I think it would be revolutionary to have a movie centered around a relationship between two female family members. But as we have seen, that didn't go over well with the public for Brave. I suppose its just humorous to me; no one is ever happy. People want strong female characters, but when they are made, people are skeptical or diss the film, perhaps even before they have seen it. I don't know what to think about it anymore.
All I know is that I am expecting some gorgeous pins, and I will buy them for my collection because I am excited (if I can get my hands on any). I think hyping the pins when there is so much distaste for the movie seems bass ackwards. :dunno:
I hope this post doesn't offend anyone...I guess it just bothers me when people judge a movie to kingdom come before its out...people work very very hard to make these films, and it almost comes off as disrespectful.
I am going to defend this movie again. For the visual similarities, there are none. Anna, Elsa, Kristoph, and Hans all look drastically different from Rapunzel and Flynn Ryder. In almost ever CG film, major characters have similar features (universally). 3D is still a "new medium" (when it comes to humans, for the most part). They are still learning how to make characters look drastically different from one another. Over time I think we will see shifts (for example, Dreamworks' "The Croods" had unique features for their characters, HOWEVER this worked because they were cavemen. The facial structures were very rugged and probably wouldn't flatter a princess or prince type character).
Not to mention the story is completely a polar opposite to Tangled.... Its a little early to judge a film that isn't even out yet anyways, in my opinion.
I think it has potential to knock Tangled out of the park. Brave may be flawed, but so is Tangled. No movie is perfect, and we shouldn't believe this one will be either. But I think it has a lot going for it right now. We have never really seen a sister dynamic, and I'm psyched for it. If Anna and Kristoph end up together, I don't really see it being the "main attraction" of the film. I think it would be revolutionary to have a movie centered around a relationship between two female family members. But as we have seen, that didn't go over well with the public for Brave. I suppose its just humorous to me; no one is ever happy. People want strong female characters, but when they are made, people are skeptical or diss the film, perhaps even before they have seen it. I don't know what to think about it anymore.
All I know is that I am expecting some gorgeous pins, and I will buy them for my collection because I am excited (if I can get my hands on any). I think hyping the pins when there is so much distaste for the movie seems bass ackwards. :dunno:
I hope this post doesn't offend anyone...I guess it just bothers me when people judge a movie to kingdom come before its out...people work very very hard to make these films, and it almost comes off as disrespectful.
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