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Thank you! I tried to say that twice, but everyone seems to be taking these as the final designs.TheSequelOfDisney wrote:Isn't this just concept art? I would get so caught up in their appearances just yet, guys.
I may be talking out of my ass here but I believe I saw somewhere that that piece of concept art was 'director approved'. That and the timing of it seems to indicate that they will be representative of the in-movie images. Of course, there will still be slight differences in appearance.SWillie! wrote:Thank you! I tried to say that twice, but everyone seems to be taking these as the final designs.TheSequelOfDisney wrote:Isn't this just concept art? I would get so caught up in their appearances just yet, guys.
Never heard that.nomad2010 wrote:Didn't we hear that Kristoff has a beard?
Yeah, Kristoff looks much worse in the close-up. Still, I was expecting something like the ice-pick guy from Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer, so it still seems good by comparison for me.Sotiris wrote:An even bigger close-up. Major disappointment. Anna looks very cookie-cutter and has an awful hairstyle and Kristoff looks simply terrible. He looks like a sidekick instead of a leading man.
Nothing to raise my expectations of the film though.Not too sure about that:disneyprincess11 wrote:Seriously though, Anna looks JUST like Rapunzel if that's her official look and with Kristoff's facial expression, I just have a feeling that it'll be a rehash of Flynn again with "Grrr...I don't want to go, but I have to."
Patrick wrote:I don't want to add fuel to the fire or anything butttt...
I'm personally sick of blondes.There haven't been that many blondes.Disney's Divinity wrote:They've clearly found their formula, and other than a few exceptions they're going to beat it to death.
I don't like to compare Disney eras before they're done yet, but this feels more comparable to Disney's Silver Age with Cinderella, L&tT, etc. Not so much a renaissance, which requires new ideas...
You are right because most of the Disney Princesses actually have black hair.Yeah contrary to those people on the internet the most popular princess hair is actually black.qindarka wrote:There haven't been that many blondes.Disney's Divinity wrote:They've clearly found their formula, and other than a few exceptions they're going to beat it to death.
I don't like to compare Disney eras before they're done yet, but this feels more comparable to Disney's Silver Age with Cinderella, L&tT, etc. Not so much a renaissance, which requires new ideas...
Box his ears dadDisneyAnimation88 wrote:I like the designs. Kristoff reminds me a little of Sir Kay from The Sword in the Stone.
I would call the era with Cinderella, L&T, SB, PP, etc the Golden Age...Disney's Divinity wrote:They've clearly found their formula, and other than a few exceptions they're going to beat it to death.
I don't like to compare Disney eras before they're done yet, but this feels more comparable to Disney's Silver Age with Cinderella, L&tT, etc. Not so much a renaissance, which requires new ideas...
Well, at least Olaf looks goodSotiris wrote:An even bigger close-up. Major disappointment. Anna looks very cookie-cutter and has an awful hairstyle and Kristoff looks simply terrible. He looks like a sidekick instead of a leading man.
Still, I like that Kristoff isn't a pretty boy. But Anna, looks like they clearly played it safe with her. I wonder what Elsa will look like? I think that she will be the best designed character. We still have Sven the raindeer & the evil Snowmen Elsa made to guard her palace. Also, isn't there a character named "Prince Hans" in this film?Except two of the black-haired characters are inconsistently--rarely--featured, and most of them usually interchange one "ethnic" spot. Rapunzel, Cinderella, Aurora, and very likely Anna will be featured all the time at the front. They can't even change it up by giving them different eye colors or facial features.jazzflower92 wrote:You are right because most of the Disney Princesses actually have black hair.Yeah contrary to those people on the internet the most popular princess hair is actually black.
Gotta really disagree here.Kristoff looks simply terrible.
Every disney princess is a cookie cutter if you want go by that shitty logic. Her design is fine. And the pigtails make her look kawaii desu sugoi!! Translation: It make her cute.Sotiris wrote:An even bigger close-up. Major disappointment. Anna looks very cookie-cutter and has an awful hairstyle and Kristoff looks simply terrible. He looks like a sidekick instead of a leading man.
Why? Is there some rule that every Disney male lead has to be a pretty boy?Sotiris wrote:Me too. But I don't think that's a good thing. Kay is a sidekick/villain. His design is not suitable for male lead material.DisneyAnimation88 wrote:Kristoff reminds me a little of Sir Kay from The Sword in the Stone.
He had gotten the beard his manliness would sky rocket so hard everyone's balls would explode from the sheer manliness. Yes even girl's balls will explode.nomad2010 wrote:Didn't we hear that Kristoff has a beard?
I did too but as I said earlier, if we made him like that, we couldn't handle the awesomeness so Disney was actually thinking about out health and safety when they decided to tone down Kristoff's manlinessDisney's Divinity wrote:Still, I was expecting something like the ice-pick guy from Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer, so it still seems good by comparison for me.
