I have never heard anyone say this before. The closest thing is my mom cried when the fairies cried over sleeping Aurora. Well, that is a good thing for the film, if people can feel those emotions for it! If that is the case, I can see Sleeping Beauty being second, but I just don't think the majority of people feel much emotion for the film. I think most people love it because it's so beautiful and epic.Well, I understand why you think so. Sleeping Beauty could easily be perceived as being more steril, since it's more pretentious, stylistic and po-faced. Yet personally, I though it had moments of pathos and emotion as well. Despite how Aurora's screentime doesn't get expanded enough, I personally think they managed to pull off some sympathy for her. When she mourns over Philip and when Malificent puts on the curse, I personally think they've succeeded to make you feel sorry for her.
Oh, ok. Can I then know what your opinion on that is? And do you merely like the film or do you love the film?Well, this entry wasn't about my personal opinion about her passiveness. But about how she's usually perceived as such, right? We all know how our dear Cindy is practically criticized for being passive and that was something that what I wanted to discuss. Not about my personal opinion about it
Thanks!Oh, sorry about that. I just picked it up through my research. But I can correct it.
I forgot to say, something I had never heard before was that Walt Disney was thinking of using ballet music for the film. That would have been lovely, and made it a lot like Sleeping Beauty! Thank you for that new nugget of knowledge, as well as others.