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Evil Queen and Evie
La nueva película live-action de Tiana: ¿Por fin se hará justicia a la princesa de Disney?
Disney se ha ganado una reputación agridulce con sus remakes en imagen real. Lo que antes evocaba magia animada ahora genera escepticismo, especialmente después de tropiezos como ‘Blancanieves’ o ‘Lilo & Stitch’. Sin embargo, el anuncio de que Colman Domingo trabaja en una película live-action de Tiana ha despertado un optimismo inusual entre los fans. La razón: no se trata de un remake, sino de…
My asks are now open!
Do share your opinion on the live action if you feel like it, it can be anonymously! I'd love to have a debate about it since I am not yet sold on it!
More pictures from the set of the Tangled Live Action adaptation.
[THIS IS FANMADE] Lady and the Tramp Bengali poster I made.
Since Disney ever acknowledging this is even a language is a faraway wishful dream, I’m just gonna make my own translations 🤡 spoken by 284 million people, SEVENTH most spoken in the world, and yet is consistently ignored by the mainstream.
Bro the new decendends released today. Tomorrow ima spend all day watching and roasting it
Magical Summer: Round 1 Green 7
King Triton's Trident v The Magic Mirror
Which is the better magical item?
Trident
Magic Mirror
King Triton's Trident :: The Little Mermaid (1989)
With it, you can command ocean waves, summon storms, and blast powerful lightning bolts. The wielder also presumably becomes ruler of all the seven seas, since Ursula pretty much just yoinks Triton's crown and trident in one-fell swoop.
The Magic Mirror :: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
An all-knowing being trapped in a magic mirror, enslaved to and forced to answer the questions of whoever possesses him. He's so iconic that Shrek had to parody him AND that Disney itself felt the need to hint a backstory for him in their Disney-Easter-egg film Wish. He's been featured in Disney TV programs, DVD special features, video games, comics, and theme park shows, being voiced by the likes of Hans Conreid (Captain Hook) and Tony Jay (Frollo), among others.
