Moana (Live-Action)
Re: Moana (Live-Action)
Its not 100% accurate, but it should be fairly close. If its even remotely close, yikes.
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Live-action dolls have hit the shelves.
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Re: Moana (Live-Action)
Sorry, but I`m not a fan of those dolls. They look underwhelming and uncanny.
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Re: Moana (Live-Action)
Well, they can rest soundly knowing they aren't as traumatizing as the Emma Watson dolls.
Aside from that, though ...
Aside from that, though ...
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I don't remember uncanny Emma Watson dolls?? 
Or is this that thing where people randomly attack some other (ahem, "White") actor because a person of color or a movie with people of color is being criticized--over anything, in any way, at all--again? Just going by years on this forum, that's become the obvious tactic at this point. From attacking Gal Gadot because Rachel Zegler is being raked over the coals from all sides for being an awful human being to bringing Emma Watson up whenever racebends that severely alter the main character's design like TLM / PP&W are being rightly harpooned. TBH, that comes across more like real racism to me than whatever the far left types that push for racebends no matter the design like to say about those who disagree with them.
Ironically.... (
) A white racebend ( 
) of characters like Moana, Tiana, Aladdin, Mulan wouldn't be as odd since there are plenty of white people with natural black or brown hair, not so much the other way around with red or blonde hair... 
Those hair colors are actually pretty rare--I knew red hair was, but even blonde hair is on the rare side in the scheme of things apparently. That's why I remember saying shoving a POC into a role would have made much more sense with a brown-haired character like Belle. Of course someone who can sing better than H.E.R., she and Shania weren't good picks for something live like that.
Or is this that thing where people randomly attack some other (ahem, "White") actor because a person of color or a movie with people of color is being criticized--over anything, in any way, at all--again? Just going by years on this forum, that's become the obvious tactic at this point. From attacking Gal Gadot because Rachel Zegler is being raked over the coals from all sides for being an awful human being to bringing Emma Watson up whenever racebends that severely alter the main character's design like TLM / PP&W are being rightly harpooned. TBH, that comes across more like real racism to me than whatever the far left types that push for racebends no matter the design like to say about those who disagree with them. Ironically.... (
) A white racebend ( ) of characters like Moana, Tiana, Aladdin, Mulan wouldn't be as odd since there are plenty of white people with natural black or brown hair, not so much the other way around with red or blonde hair... Those hair colors are actually pretty rare--I knew red hair was, but even blonde hair is on the rare side in the scheme of things apparently. That's why I remember saying shoving a POC into a role would have made much more sense with a brown-haired character like Belle. Of course someone who can sing better than H.E.R., she and Shania weren't good picks for something live like that.
Listening to most often lately:
Christina Aguilera ~ "Cruz"
Sombr ~ "homewrecker"
Megan Moroney ~ "Beautiful Things"
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Re: Moana (Live-Action)
Looks like the Naomi Scott Jasmine dolls were just as bad, both made the heads way too large. Which is odd because the Lily James Cinderella was not quite that bad, just a too long neck, and Yara Shahidi Tinkerbell one is a bit odd. The Elle Fanning one wasn't bad at all, actually. They improved with the Halle Bailey / Rachel Zegler dolls though, my guess is because those films were already being criticized for everything, no need to add any fuel to the fire.
Listening to most often lately:
Christina Aguilera ~ "Cruz"
Sombr ~ "homewrecker"
Megan Moroney ~ "Beautiful Things"
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Re: Moana (Live-Action)
They look as bad as the BATB ones...The face molds are really weird and all the details on the clothes are printed. As dolls they are a mess.PatchofBlue wrote: ↑Thu May 14, 2026 1:47 pm Well, they can rest soundly knowing they aren't as traumatizing as the Emma Watson dolls.
Aside from that, though ...
