I say this a lot in life, as, yes, I do not like to be touched randomly, but no one has ever got the reference!
Sad.
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Childhood.
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Ooh Disney villains!
Let’s see, which one DON’T I like?
Hades is pretty much my favorite. I like him better than stupid Hercules & Megara. Come on, he’s the king of the underworld. He RULES.
Jafar & Scar just have so much PRESENCE. They OWN.
Gaston & Yzma are simply diabolically HILARIOUS!
Maleficent & Cruella de Vil have got MAGNIFICENT names.
& good on Ursula for tricking that foolish redhead of a mermaid to forego her voice when her prince charming only knows her from the voice. I mean, CLASSIC!
Probably the only one I don’t like is the bishop from Hunchback. Picking on the disabled, the disenfranchised, & her goat? That’s not cool, man.
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Ooh! Mumford & Sons covering Robin Hood. Love it!
Mumford and Sons—Not in Nottingham (cover from the disney movie Robin Hood)
GODDAMNIT I JUST FINISHED PILLARS OF THE EARTH (the book) AND NOW THIS POPS UP AND NOW I’LL ALL FULL OF FEELINGS AND WANNA WATCH ROBIN HOOD AND STUFF :<
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Mulan (1998).
That scene in Mulan where the Emperor & then all of China bow down before her? Never fails to make me cry. Mulan is still my favorite Disney heroine for being so smart & kick-ass.
Cogsworth & Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast (1991).
I was having my Disney moment & re-watched this recently. I can’t believe this movie is twenty years old! I love these two.
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Well, since Disney Princesses are meant to “live happily ever after,” they will have sure to have grown old as well! No worries, kids, they’ll still be happy :-).
Yesterday at ‘Dreams Come True’ Disney Fairytale exhibition at ACMI… Since everything in Disney have to have an underlining moral of the story to teach the kids, i thought I drew this to say, “kids, people get old, even the prettiest of princesses get old and saggy too. So take very good care of yourself while you’re still young.”
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Tangled (2010).
The second part of my day involved finally watching this. What another win for Disney! I’m not a fan of Zachary Levy (Chuck looks like a gaping-mouthed dork to me), but I liked what he did with Flynn Ryder. Like with Prince Naveen in The Princess & the Frog (2009), I love how Disney’s been giving its male leads a charming cheeky personality (I guess gallant & chivalrous don’t sell as much these days as cheeky). Also, this movie contained The. Best. Horse. Ever in the form of Maximus. Just watch it; I can’t do him justice.
The Princess & the Frog (2009).
I watched this after going to the Disney Princess exhibit at the ACMI (Melbourne, Australia) yesterday. What a charming movie! I liked how it was set in New Orleans & I was particularly endeared by the character of the frog/Prince Naveen.
