I like the atmosphere and the overall aesthetic of the film. I think they did a good job recreating suburban life in 1910.D82 wrote:New clip featuring Jim Dear and Darling.
I'm glad they went with real dogs instead of fully CG ones. They look so much more natural and real despite the CG mouth movements. I wish The Lion King had gone with that route.D82 wrote:Longer version of the "The Dog Moves Out" clip.
I really like the voice acting. It's one of the rare remakes where every role is well cast.D82 wrote:Voice recording B-roll.
This is where my mind immediately went to when I learned they were race-bending Darling. I hope years from now the film isn't branded as racist because of this reason.D82 wrote:Lady And The Tramp Reviews Are In, Here's What The Critics Are Saying
Source: https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/11/04 ... 019-remakeBy keeping the original’s period setting but employing a more contemporary, color-blind storytelling approach, the film -- intentionally or not -- is ignoring that it’s setting this Lady and the Tramp story in a time where segregation was real and mixed marriages were illegal in many states, adding another layer to Jim Dear and Darling’s relationship that the film has no interest in exploring. Yes, this is a movie about talking dogs so our disbelief is already intended to be suspended, but Lady and the Tramp’s well-intentioned desire to present a more diverse film palpable to modern sensibilities is inadvertently asking viewers to step into a fantasy world designed for children that is erasing a painful part of America’s past by pretending it just never existed.
