Akai

Hitler likes Disney, what a suprise.

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Frownland

^^^^^^^^

Get on dat deep Hamlet ****, Bats.

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The Batlord

Beauty and the Beast is just the more intimate movie to me and I guess that means just a bit more.

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Frownland

I'm not much into voyeurism.

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The Batlord

You mean human emotion? It is kind of unsettling at first.

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Frownland

It's not like Beauty and the Beast is bad, it's just that Lion King is just like, you know, better and a lot more interesting.

Also kinda ****ed that they killed the guy trying to save a kidnapped woman just because the animators had a grudge.

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MicShazam

I don't even have to rewatch it for that, since I remember Genie bothering me last time I watched it several years ago. I think I wanted the movie to feel more like a 1001 Nights fairytale, while genie is very... "modern" in his presentation, if you know what I mean. Not to mention pretty over the top. I remember being a big fan of Mulan many years ago. Probably way back when it came out, so around 1999 or so. Last time I watched it (10+ years ago), it didn't hold up as well, buck back then, I thought it was a real classic. Not sure what I would feel about it today.

Back then, I remember not liking Hercules all that much and that one where an Incan ruler is turned into a Llama or something... I just hated it. So Mulan was the last great one for me. But like I said, I don't know if I would think it is great now.

Chula Vista

Jim and Andy: The Great Beyond.

Absolutely fascinating. A few comments:

1. Spellbinding to see how deeply Carrey immersed himself into "Man on the Moon" and how be simply became Kaufman. I don't even consider it acting in hindsight.

2. The way he stayed in character behind the scenes and not only pissed off, but actually scared others working on the movie, was nuts.

3. Worried about Carrey based on the 2017 interview footage. I really hope we're not on the brink of another Robin Williams.

4. The scene where he tells his girlfriend, manager, and others that he has cancer, and in return they all laugh at him thinking he's just being "Andy", and then when they finally realize he's being honest, was pretty ****ing heavy.

See this. It's free on Netflix.

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Ol’ Qwerty Bastard

i've heard a lot of good things. will be checking it out very soon.

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The Batlord

I didn't even just watch it, but I was just thinking that the T-Rex from the first Jurassic Park is literally the coolest thing in all of movies. Thoughts?

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