JeanGreyForever wrote:
Disney Duster wrote:
Tristy wrote:
To me, most of these live action films seem to be made with the purpose (outside of making tons of money) as a way of pandering to people who had certain issues with the original films. I don't really care about Maleficent's backstory. Sure, maybe her enacting revenge over not being invited to a birthday party is pretty petty but this is a movie that has three fairies trying to conjure up a dress using magic as well as Maleficent turning into a fire-breathing dragon. Also, the movie takes place during the 14th century where people got murderously upset over the most ridiculous things.
Where did you get the information I bolded?
And just because there is magic in a film doesn't mean human emotions shouldn't ring true.
In Sleeping Beauty, Prince Phillip remarks that it's the 14th century to his father when he tells him he is going to marry a peasant girl instead of the Princess Aurora.
"Now, father, you're living in the past. This is the 14th century!"
Oh, I knew of that information, I meant where did they get the information that people got murderously upset over such simple things?
I am really glad
Beauty and the Beast didn't win anything as I didn't want
Disney's Divinity to rub any wins in my face. Plus the costumes were sometimes crappy and yes, Emma Watson took part in that. I love it's production design the most out of anything in the movie though, and wouldn't have minded it winning that, but
The Shape of Water had an excellent look, too.