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taei wrote:

DisneyJedi wrote: Is that why Tangled, Wreck-It Ralph and Frozen are PG?

Probably. I mean, Cloudy 2 was PG and that barely had anything that was worth the rating.

Think about it this way:
1996: Hunchback of Notre Dame was rated G
2013: Frozen was rated PG.

I think Hunchback of Notre Dame was more PG than Frozen was.

Tristy wrote:
I think Hunchback of Notre Dame was more PG than Frozen was.

...that was my point. lol

taei wrote:

DisneyJedi wrote: Is that why Tangled, Wreck-It Ralph and Frozen are PG?

Probably. I mean, Cloudy 2 was PG and that barely had anything that was worth the rating.

Think about it this way:
1996: Hunchback of Notre Dame was rated G
2013: Frozen was rated PG.

You have to keep in mind that the MPAA seems to rate animated movies on auto-pilot these days. I think the last one not to have a "rude humour" disclaimer was Turbo.

The most perplexing PG rating I've seen issued to a movie in recent years was The Lorax. The Muppets' PG rating also confused me.

I liked the new trailer. Better than the teaser trailer. The first half gives you some atmosphere from the 1959-movie itself.

DisneyFan09 wrote:I liked the new trailer. Better than the teaser trailer. The first half gives you some atmosphere from the 1959-movie itself.

I agree. That trailer was awesome.

estefan wrote:

taei wrote: Probably. I mean, Cloudy 2 was PG and that barely had anything that was worth the rating.

Think about it this way:
1996: Hunchback of Notre Dame was rated G
2013: Frozen was rated PG.

You have to keep in mind that the MPAA seems to rate animated movies on auto-pilot these days. I think the last one not to have a "rude humour" disclaimer was Turbo.

The most perplexing PG rating I've seen issued to a movie in recent years was The Lorax. The Muppets' PG rating also confused me.

If Maleficent is PG-13 as rumored, then I won't be shocked. If it's PG, same here as well.

Remember, it could be "Narnia" PG, and have tense moments and battles but little-know actual on-screen violence.

I really just dont see this being PG-13. Too many glowing Fairies.

I saw a fan made trailer using the audio from this official trailer and clips the animated Disney film.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDdDIjYxX1k[/youtube]

ajmrowland wrote:Remember, it could be "Narnia" PG, and have tense moments and battles but little-know actual on-screen violence.

I really just dont see this being PG-13. Too many glowing Fairies.

Maybe so, but don't forget: One of those fairies is played by Imelda Staunto, and from what it sounds like, we're probably gonna see quite a bit of Umbridge in her portrayal.

Warm Regards wrote:I saw a fan made trailer using the audio from this official trailer and clips the animated Disney film.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDdDIjYxX1k[/youtube]

Wow, that was pretty awesome. I love the very end when she laughs.

On a superficial level, this film will gain a lot of notice from fashion magazines / online blogs due to Jolie being part of it. Both Vogue and Harpers ( I think ) have tweeted out several links to the film, noting on her beautiful look in the film, when the release date is etc.

If Jolie will be promoting this film (which I think she will, due to her presence at D23) then we should expect her to be on next months high fashion publications (April issues).

As someone who finds every Lana Del Rey song to sound exactly the same, her cover of 'Once Upon a Dream' is everything I hoped and expected it to be. A light and cheerful rendition wouldn't fit the feeling of the movie, and Lana does dark and sinister very well. Genuinely excited for this film to open and Angelina Jolie looks like the perfect fit for Maleficent.

DisneyJedi wrote:

unprincess wrote:yeah the pg-13 is weird. I know that for animated films though studios now prefer pg b/c of the stigma that g is for little kids & teens/preteens dont want to be caught seeing a g film.

Is that why Tangled, Wreck-It Ralph and Frozen are PG?

I thought it was because

Tangled- Mother Gothel ages to death, and her death scene is basically her aging so fast that she turns into dust. Also her screaming into the cracked/ damaged mirror.

WIR- King Candy's disturbing change into a monster type thing, and his disturbing Turbo design

Frozen- Anna freezing to death, and Hans going "Game Of Thrones " on everybody.

When seeing Frozen, alot of kids cried when Hans turned off his good guy switch in front of Anna and also the chandelier falling down and crashing on Elsa. Alot of kids these days are used to more sensitive kids movies, so a PG rating makes sense. I don't think Disney cares too much about the teen/ young adult groups, we are basically outcasts.

Warm Regards wrote:I saw a fan made trailer using the audio from this official trailer and clips the animated Disney film.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDdDIjYxX1k[/youtube]

That was great! Very well done, especially at the end. I'm so excited about this!

Nooo I hate those Hans-Game of Thrones comparisons.

... No idea how Hans or Game of Thrones is related to this discussion, but...!

Random thought: If Maleficent is going to be portrayed as having long, black hair, how does she manage to keep it all concealed in that headpiece of hers?

Kraken Guard wrote:Random thought: If Maleficent is going to be portrayed as having long, black hair, how does she manage to keep it all concealed in that headpiece of hers?

The horns are hollow and she stuffs her hair in there.

I imagine its time consuming and fiddly, but all part of the glamour of being the mistress of all evil.

OOps I was gonna reply to littleursula's comment but got sidetracked and forgot the "quote" button

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Actually Kraken Guard, because of the leaked script, the horns may not be hollow. Unless, Maleficent makes her horns hollow after they come off from the spell that made them in the first place ends. But she probably stuffs her hair into the sides of the leather she wraps around hers face, neck, and the horns. One does wonder how Jolie, who's hair actually is pretty long, did fit her hair into all of that headpiece.

I'd say it's pretty safe to say (and I don't think I'm giving anything away as you can clearly see it in the trailers) that, at least for the most part, horns are not hollow and they are on her head along with her hair. There are scenes shown (where she's walking in the field) where her hair is down and blowing in the wind and her horns are clearly intact. I'm gonna guess it's just concealed under her cowl later on.