Oh, no! I hope it's not a permanent change for the Disney Princess franchise. Yuck!bruno_wbt wrote:All the princesses have updated their profile picture on Facebook with their new design.
When Disney took more notes from their more cynical critics than their fans without paying attention to the actual movie.farerb wrote:I hated it, especially the princesses' scene where they are merely shells and lack any depth the true characters had.
Also, when was Belle kidnapped and enslaved?
I always thought it would be fun to see a tv series with them interacting.Excited to see how this scene plays out. And if it is well received, will Disney do more with the princesses interacting. Also interesting that Anna, Elsa and Moana are included despite not being official.
I eagerly await your opinion.
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Yes, welcome to the forum, farerb!Jules wrote:Welcome to the forum farerb!
When a new member starts commenting without introducing himself/herself (which is perfectly fine, by the way), I don't know if that person would want the fact that they're new to be highlighted; that's why I didn't welcome you before. But I'm really glad you've joined the forum. 
I think they're reserving that for the final trailer. After all, the release date is still more than five months away. I like the idea of them going to the Internet and the world-building in it, but I hope that what we see in the trailer is just a small portion of the film and that most of it takes place in an online game or something similar where they have to find the missing piece they're looking for. Just like in the first movie most of the story takes place in Sugar Rush. It would make the film more consistent with the first than if it only centers on the Internet and doesn't have much about gaming.disneyprincess11 wrote:Anyway, I loved seeing Ralph and Vanellope again and I'm glad we get an explanation of the movie title, but WHERE IS THE STORY?! We know the worlds well, but WHY are they there? They're trying to save Sugar Rush (which is why Vanellope sleeping w/ Ralph), but explain that! How's Felix and Calhoun? Sugar Rush racers? Nicelanders? I'm really worried about their screen time. Rich Moore said the second plot is about Felix and Calhoun, so the wait must be worth it.
I strongly doubt it. At least until after the DVD/Blu-Ray release. I have to say that is not a flattering picture of them at all. Snow White looks like a non-Disney knock-off of herself and I do not know what the heck Merida, Belle, Mulan, and Jasmine are doing. I think it's a bit too soon for them to change their profile pictures.Sotiris wrote:Oh, no! I hope it's not a permanent change for the Disney Princess franchise. Yuck!bruno_wbt wrote:All the princesses have updated their profile picture on Facebook with their new design.
Oh heckkkkkk yes, they will. I'm betting more than anything that a TV show is in the planning stages right now. They have hit a new high in the franchise.Raf wrote:I always thought it would be fun to see a tv series with them interacting.Excited to see how this scene plays out. And if it is well received, will Disney do more with the princesses interacting. Also interesting that Anna, Elsa and Moana are included despite not being official.
I absolutely love the trailer. As I said before, I've already seen the full Disney Princess scene, which I found to be really funny. The design and animation on the search engine is excellent and I wonder how much of this bit where they make fun of the title came out of the Twitter response to it. I love the first Wreck-It Ralph, Rich Moore is a wonderful and witty director and this looks to also be something really special.Jules wrote:So estefan, watcha think of the trailer, man?
Wait, why will Frozen age badly?JeanGreyForever wrote:Even Frozen for that matter. Although I think the first Wreck-It Ralph should age considerably better.
Didn't hurt The Lion King.Kyle wrote:Frozen will age for a different reason. Over saturation.
