#plus mulan

[ahhhsami]

Why have I not seen anything about the bisexual flag colors littering this scene with Taigen and Mizu?!?!

[stagefoureddiediaz]

THEYRE GOING TO SHOW US EDDIE SHAVING OFF HIS MUSTACHE ON SCREEN BECAUSE ITS SYMBOLIC!!!

[movietimegirl]

Grogu: Stormtroopers, I need firepower.

Stromtrooper: Ah! Who are you!?

Grogu: YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE!

[slaughter-books]

Day 27: JOMPBPC: Set In Spring

I decided to spell out the word Spring, using the titles of books! 💕

[cuteniaarts]

Small drawing collection of my latest creation Emran as a teenager/freshly minted Air Acolyte, for my dear partner in unhinged OC shenanigans @katkastrofa, as promised <3

[twin-chains]

Happy Pride!!

Tis the gay month so here's some silly little art with some of the TC cast's flags

Close-ups for quality below

Genderfluid Four - Trans, Ace Fay

Gay Ravio and Bi Clover - Lesbian Sun and Polyam, Enby Star

(Gray)Aroace Neptune - Demiboy Legend - Pan(romantic) Tears and Bigender Wild

[stobotnik-is-canon]

Red Disney moodboard

[karis17love]

𝐽𝑢𝑠𝑡 𝐷𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑒 2024 𝐸𝑑𝑖𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 𝑆𝑒𝑎𝑠𝑜𝑛 1: 𝐷𝑖𝑠𝑛𝑒𝑦 𝑀𝑎𝑔𝑖𝑐𝑎𝑙 𝑇𝑖𝑚𝑒 - 𝙼𝚞𝚕𝚊𝚗: 𝙸'𝚕𝚕 𝙼𝚊𝚔𝚎 𝚊 𝙼𝚊𝚗 𝙾𝚞𝚝 𝚘𝚏 𝚈𝚘𝚞

𝑷𝒐𝒔𝒕𝒄𝒂𝒓𝒅/𝑷𝒐𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒓

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[mandy-eminem-moxley77]

It’s Mushu!! . . . Wait a second!!

[flower1622]

I saw a post about some parts of the books and I don't really remember much about them, but there was something that got me. I know Annabeth was jealous and sometimes can be rude, arrogant and selfish, but to call Rachel just "a mortal" was the worst thing. So, what? Just because Rachel isn't a demigod, she isn't special? Just like Sally, right? Sally is also a mortal. Just like Percy's sister...

Serious...this girl needs a therapy and fast.Rachel, from what I saw, was the same person who wasn't afraid to face Kronos. Sally, the mortal woman who is also not afraid to face gods and monsters. What makes someone special is not what they are, have or can do. It's WHO they are! This just confirms to me that Annabeth only got interested in Percy because of his powers...

Many "mortals/humans" can be much better than the superheroes. They fight for what they believe. They fight for the people they love. They fight for the world. They always try to protect and save other people in the best way they can, even if they have to risk their lifes. Just because they don't have powers, it doesn't turn them less heroes. People are not born heroes, they become, be them humans or not. What makes them stronger is their love/compassion/friendship to other people. They are special in their own ways, just like us, real mortals that have to take care of many things and still put a smile in our faces everyday for others not to worry. People that risked their lifes to save kids, women, men and animals from violence and death. People that fail many times, but never give up. People that have to move on with their lifes when they lose someone, even if it hurts. They know their loved ones would want them to find happiness in their lifes. People that work hard to give a good life for the people they love.

So yeah, Annabeth. I'm sorry if us and many other characters are only mortals

We didn't ask to be born, we were just born. We have many flaws and we make many mistakes. We are sinners. We are what we are. We are not immortals, someday, we will die. So, live your life the best you can with people you love because we don't know what can happen tomorrow. Don't ever let anyone say "you are not special" because you are. Only you know what you suffer and hide from others. Don't give up. The journey is not over yet!

[aibodypositivity]

She defeated the Huns with the Great Thighs of China

[oreolesbian]

not the peter pan live-action actually being one of the few disney live-action films to actually look decent both visually and creatively 👀

[nat-20s]

Went to a book store to get a gift for a coworker and got myself a DEEPLY self indulgent book about Mulan traveling through the underworld

[dylanrosales25]

[synergysilhouette]

Best to worst Disney live-action remakes (that I've seen)

Cinderella--I regret the removal of songs, but two of them are on the soundtrack, and the visuals and costuming as stunning, as well as staying true to Cinderella's original character without making her "I'm not like other girls" and giving the prince more screentime and development.

Alice in Wonderland--Making a sequel instead of a remake was a stroke of GENIUS. I only ranked "Cinderella" higher since the remake had a good distance of time between it and the original, so it was like reliving the fairy tale.

Beauty and the Beast--The fans ruined this for me. I didn't even HEAR the autotune until I heard about it. All in all, you can't improve upon perfection, but I'm glad it was loyal to the original. Belle's yellow dress still feels underwhelming to this day, though.

Aladdin--the singing was MUCH better to the remake of BATB, but the storyline felt more political and less fantastical, particularly with Jasmine's storyline.

The Jungle Book--Beautiful, though I don't really jive with animal-centric films (save Zootopia since they're in a human-like environment).

Cruella--I enjoyed it more than I thought, but I wanted more carnage and mayham (and if they were able to do that without the animal cruelty, it'd be a bonus--though a challenge to Cruella's core character). I'd love to see Helena Bonham Carter play an older version of Cruella.

Maleficent--I was on board with the "other side to the story" angle, but not at the risk of ruined characters; the fairies and Phillip aren't heroic, Stefan is an awful person, and Aurora is a means to an end and an unfortunate obstacle in Maleficent's way.

Alice Through the Looking Glass--I'm just glad they brought back the cast members.

Maleficent: Mistress of Evil--GREAT title, but the storyline felt more or less the same as the original, with rushed characterization for the dark fae and Aurora and Maleficent's relationship being broken WAY to easily.

Mulan--The original may not be my favorite Disne movie, but Mulan is my favorite Disney princess, and EVERYTHING about this movie disrespected her and her original film, in my eyes. We deserved MORE songs, not less, Shang and Mushu are iconic, and Shan Yu is underrated. In the ideal world, a live-action version would've married the original animated musical with acclaimed Wuxia films ("House of Flying Daggers" keeps coming to mind).

Disney has always had an iffy track record with live-action films to begin with, which I guess is why they're leaning on remakes. I'd enjoy more satires like "Enchanted" or creative sequels like "Alice in Wonderland"--or perhaps remakes that utilized deleted content and concepts. Adapting the underrated films would also make sense in my eyes, but I get why (from a financial standpoint) that wouldn't be wise. I don't really wait in line for any of the remakes, though I'm curious to see if we'll ever hear about the remake for "The Hunchback of Notre Dame."