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I'm glad that Beauty and the Beast was spared.

Not for long, I hope.

Oh my God, the trailer looks worse than I expected! I don`t usually mind that Disney pokes fun at themselves, but the way they`re doing it now is too off-putting and blatant! And the worst part of it is how they`re poking fun at movies that were made in a different animated medium! First it was Descendants, then it was Ralph Breaks the Internet and now this! I liked Olaf originally, but now he`s becoming just like Mater in Cars: A fun and likable sidekick who`s been milked to such a degree that he`s become obnoxious! Besides, the amount of Olaf shorts are now so many that it all reminds me of the quantity of The Pixie Hollow shorts: How it became too many of them!

y'no, I think this would be a good idea... if they used the same idea with Luis from the Ant-Man movies doing this with the MCU.

Michael Pena is great as Luis, and it fits in with his character from the movies. While honestly, I've always found Josh Gad to be annoying and have off-putting energy.

DisneyFan09 wrote:Oh my God, the trailer looks worse than I expected! I don`t usually mind that Disney pokes fun at themselves, but the way they`re doing it now is too off-putting and blatant! And the worst part of it is how they`re poking fun at movies that were made in a different animated medium! First it was Descendants, then it was Ralph Breaks the Internet and now this! I liked Olaf originally, but now he`s becoming just like Mater in Cars: A fun and likable sidekick who`s been milked to such a degree that he`s become obnoxious! Besides, the amount of Olaf shorts are now so many that it all reminds me of the quantity of The Pixie Hollow shorts: How it became too many of them!

I agree. It feels cheap and commercialized, which is weird because in the last decade Disney was really protective of their brand after the damage done by the cheapquels, now with Disney+ it seems they are on the same path they used to be. History repeating itself.

Avaitor wrote:While honestly, I've always found Josh Gad to be annoying and have off-putting energy.

I thought I was the only one who thought this here. I agree that he's obnoxious and off putting, it's such a shame that he's going to ruin the remake of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, hopefully he'll be Clopin (I remember seeing someone somewhere suggesting that) instead of Quasimodo, I don't think he has the chops to do a dramatic role like Quasimodo's.

I think it was only while Lasseter was there that Disney was overly controlling about their IPs. I'm glad that time is over. I've never been a huge fan of Olaf, but these are fine. I'm also looking forward to the Wrecked Princess offshoots. Anyway, I hope this is a refresher course for those in the The Little Mermaid thread who think negative posts about the topic in question are somehow unusual here.

That Part of your World (reprise) re-enactment in the trailer made me lol

I'll watch these, cause I love Olaf.

Farerb wrote:I agree. It feels cheap and commercialized, which is weird because in the last decade Disney was really protective of their brand after the damage done by the cheapquels, now with Disney+ it seems they are on the same path they used to be. History repeating itself.

Word.

Olaf is my favorite Frozen character after Elsa (anyone who isn't that bimbo Anna or that big-nosed Kristoff) so I'm really excited for more content for him....but I also agree with what was said here

DisneyFan09 wrote:

Farerb wrote:I agree. It feels cheap and commercialized, which is weird because in the last decade Disney was really protective of their brand after the damage done by the cheapquels, now with Disney+ it seems they are on the same path they used to be. History repeating itself.

Word.

https://www.waltdisneystudios.com/news- ... f-presents

The trailer gave me a laugh.

I can see fairy tales or stories being told to a snowman in the 19th century and his re-telling them, too.

thedisneyspirit wrote:Olaf is my favorite Frozen character after Elsa (anyone who isn't that bimbo Anna or that big-nosed Kristoff) so I'm really excited for more content for him....but I also agree with what was said here

God, that was freaking mean.

Disney Duster wrote:The trailer gave me a laugh.

I can see fairy tales or stories being told to a snowman in the 19th century and his re-telling them, too.

thedisneyspirit wrote:Olaf is my favorite Frozen character after Elsa (anyone who isn't that bimbo Anna or that big-nosed Kristoff) so I'm really excited for more content for him....but I also agree with what was said here

God, that was freaking mean.

I agree. That’s just plain rude.

Disney Duster wrote:The trailer gave me a laugh.

I can see fairy tales or stories being told to a snowman in the 19th century and his re-telling them, too.

thedisneyspirit wrote:Olaf is my favorite Frozen character after Elsa (anyone who isn't that bimbo Anna or that big-nosed Kristoff) so I'm really excited for more content for him....but I also agree with what was said here

God, that was freaking mean.

DisneyJedi wrote:

Disney Duster wrote:The trailer gave me a laugh.

I can see fairy tales or stories being told to a snowman in the 19th century and his re-telling them, too.
God, that was freaking mean.

I agree. That’s just plain rude.

Hello all. It appears that a comment of mine has rubbed you two the wrong way. However I would like to point out that if I was "rude," it was to 2 FICTIONAL characters that I made my remarks. Both of you have slandered me, a complete stranger and very much a REAL HUMAN BEING, by calling me labels like "rude" and "mean" so I think those are 2 completely different situations.
It's very touching that you are jumping to the defense of 2 FICTIONAL characters but I think there is some lapse in judgment if you are defending them from my "meanness" by being mean yourself. I think these comments of yours were uncalled for especially since I am new here and have never made a negative statement about another REAL HUMAN BEING but both of you instantly jumped right to that which speaks more about your characters than mine and that makes me sad.

God bless you both.

DisneyJedi wrote:

Disney Duster wrote: God, that was freaking mean.

I agree. That’s just plain rude.

I also agree.

thedisneyspirit wrote:but I also agree with what was said here

Thanks.

Well, I mean calling Anna a bimbo isn’t right because she has shown that, despite being quick to trust a prince who turned out to be a psycho, she’s not some clueless airhead.

I agree making fun of fictional characters is mean. Hans a psycho? that's just uncalled for!




oh yeah Olaf, whatever... Like I stated previously, its more stalling until they figure out what the blazes they are gonna do with the rest of the characters after they sorta kinda wrote themselves into a corner at the end of the 2nd film. Oops.

DisneyFan09 wrote:

thedisneyspirit wrote:but I also agree with what was said here

Thanks.

Your welcome.

unprincess wrote:I agree making fun of fictional characters is mean. Hans a psycho? that's just uncalled for!

Hello. I think Hans is such a cutie!! I wish I could meet a guy like him in real life and I think it's so tragic that he was just turned into a villain for no reason. More proof that Disney villainizes anyone who is physically beautiful now but I am still #TeamHans

unprincess wrote:oh yeah Olaf, whatever... Like I stated previously, its more stalling until they figure out what the blazes they are gonna do with the rest of the characters after they sorta kinda wrote themselves into a corner at the end of the 2nd film. Oops.

If they ended it with Frozen II because they don't know how to continue, then I'll be fine with that ending, actually Frozen II has grown on me, I still don't think it's particularly good, but at least it feels different and has more of Elsa and better songs.

However, I don't think that's going to be the case, I don't think Disney will ever give up on another billion dollars film just for the sake of the story. I'm just hoping they realize that unlike Toy Story, Frozen can't rely on the actors for too long because it is a musical and the actors' voices might change, especially Idina's (I guess they could bring in Eden Espinosa to sing for her instead but it's not really the same).