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ben-brnes

Knowing that you are alive, seeing the woman you have become, brings me joy I never thought I could feel again.

theanimatedwonders

princessesfanarts

By FDASuarez

some kid: *watches The Incredibles for the first time* WOW THAT'S AN AWESOME MOVIE!

me: you know they're making a second one

kid: REALYY??!! WHEN??

me: next year unfortunately :/

kid: awwww that's a super long time to wait

me: *eye twitches*

nrgburst

I need to talk about this scene because it’s so different from the typical way pep talks go.

Moana has just suffered a tremendous defeat and been abandoned by Maui, her demi-god ally. She’s understandably upset- the heart of Te Fiti has to be restored or decay will consume her island. And yet she’s just one teenage girl on a damaged canoe- how is she supposed to face down Te Ka, actual vengeful Lava monster?

Her fairy godmother grandmother’s spirit doesn’t come in with a magical fix, insist her doubts are baseless and/or bluster that she should just get on with the impossible. She comforts her and tells her it was too big a task to expect of her (all true!) and then tells her it’s okay to give up, that she will be there with unconditional support to help her go home, no guilt or shame.

THIS. NEVER. HAPPENS. IN. STORIES.

And it should. “Encouragement” is so often a lot like bullying in narratives, even towards characters that are children. “I know you have it in you (even though you were just soundly beaten)! Now get back out there (even though you’re miserable)!”

Instead, Gramma waits until Moana herself realizes that she’s not ready to give up, through self reflection. She wasn’t there to insist that Moana “suck it up”, but simply to “remind [her] that come what may, [she] know[s] the way”.

That is awesome.

madeline-kahn

Dancing in Film:

Moana (2016) dir. John Musker, Ron Clements

Choreography by Tiana Kiufau

puertoricanbelle

I finally completed my own Disney series: Disney Princess Outfit Swap!

First is Moana and Elsa, second is Anna and Elena, third is Belle and Rapunzel, fourth is Tiana and Merida, fifth is Pocahontas and Cinderella, sixth is Snow White and Mulan, seventh is Jasmine and Ariel, and finally Aurora and Emperor Kuzco!!!!

Please reblog and maybe leave a comment of which one y’all like the most!!!!

gameraboy

Walt Disney and the Tiki Room Barker Bird, 1964

pincchios-deactivated20200723

Okay, first, I am not a princess. I’m the daughter of the chief. Same difference. No. If you wear a dress, and have an animal sidekick, you’re a princess.

fydisneymisfits

beedirect

I totally remember watching this as a kid and thinking that looked like the most delicious biscuit/cookie in the world

me too!

antauri-the-hadozee

when in reality was’t it a ritz cracker dipped in water?

mrbluechalk

THAT’S CREME A LA CREME A LA EDGAR YOU IGNORANT SLUT

ohcarararara

every so often I sometimes get a mug of milk, add a splash of vanilla extract, a spoonful of sugar, and a sprinkle of cinnamon and heat it in the microwave and have it with Ritz Crackers and pretend it’s Creme A La Creme A La Edgar and it’s seriously just the best.