I distinctly remember the mermaids being more bitchy than Tinkerbell. Plus they didn't feel remorse for trying to drown her lmao. They're probably just complaining about Tink because she's recognisable and something of an icon.
They made several of those, but they petered out, I dunno, sometime last decade?
The series went on to 2008 to 2015 I think?
Tinkerbell is where the animators slipped kinky shit past the radar.
Wimmen as wimmen, injuns as injuns, boys as boys. It's a masterpiece!
The whole book was about Wendy being a mother!
Nah
I wouldn't say she's that docile when she gets pissed at how Peter treats her quite a bit in the film...
Yeah, she makes it clear that she's done with Neverland when she gets bossed and bitched at during the Indian celebration. To the point where she's not even allowed to participate in anything except the smoke-um peace pipe (that she declines to do). I can't say I blame her though considering how terrible everyone is to her. I'd want to go home, too.
There's kind of a reason why there's an urban legend about Tinkerbell's design being based off of Marilyn Monroe. She wasn't, but the myth is there for a reason (and it wasn't the blonde hair).
Yeah she commits suicide after the first film. They had to bring in a new Tinkerbell for the sequels.
No.
fucking cowards.
Surprising since they have the young Mowgli sorta prequel, Jungle 2 Jungle, and George of the Jungle (and it's sequel, which I didn't know it had). To be fair they also don't have Rocketman, the 90's comedy about a manchild who becomes an astronaut and goes to Mars.
My biggest pipe dream, especially due to the "fuck you" prices the DVD goes for.
Wow, talk about your all-star cast. I barely remember it. This could be good...
They'll never let it compete with their gay singing versions. And probably there's some sort of racial complaint. To the "vault" it goes!
Maybe, but I think the reason Disney has buried it is because it's actually pretty scary, and also the villain is Cary Elwes' character, so that's not an excuse. (Oh wait, you were talking about Pocahontas, but point still stands lul.)
The thing that stands out to me the most is when Mowgli goes to see King Louie for...some reason, I forget what. Anyways King Louie has a fuckton of treasure and when Mowgli shows up he and the monkeys start chimping out, and then Kaa appears. And Kaa means business and just skips the hypnotism and just goes straight for the kill. Fighting happens and it ends with Mowgli grabbing a knife and fucking stabbing Kaa, and the water they're in turns bloody and shit.
Well, it also wasn't wildly successful and that may play a part. It was made for $30 million but barely broke even in the US and only grossed $70 million in total, so while it was technically a profitable success, it wasn't overwhelming so, especially for something released during the Christmas season. Particularly compared to The Lion King, which was released less than six months before, was the highest grossing movie of 94 (by a landslide), and at the time was the second highest grossing movie of all time, second to Jurassic Park from just the year before.
Yeah but on a streaming service you want to show everything so people always feel like there's something else to watch. That's why they all have so much bullshit. Disney+ only makes sense if you can get even the bad Disney stuff.
