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Best movie to start off summer 2025☀️ Elio and Glordon's friendship really warmed my heart ❤️

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Visual development for Lady and the Tramp by Eyvind Earle

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An excellent addition by @theancientvaleofsoulmaking

Degree in marketing here and I honestly would need to look into their marketing campaigns and compare them, to generate a good and accurate statement.

Marketing plans can be elaborated and they have to be targeted towards a certain group of people if they want success or live with mediocre success and not have a target audience.

However reach and frequency is important.

Marketing budget is also determined on the success rates of the project

That's why big annoying blockbusters connected with an established franchise or brand (Barbie) will be all in your face with marketing.

Upstart movies like Elio won't have the nostalgia factor or identity factors - fanbase target audience behind it cause it's unknown terrain.

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Pixar's latest film Elio released recently, and many people aren't even aware of its existence. It opened with the worst box office results in the studio history.

Many people are blaming this on the "lack of marketing" from Disney, and they may be right, but was the marketing really that bad?

I'm not interested in Disney's successes or failures at the box office, but about movie marketing.

With Elio, I was aware that this movie was coming out. I saw a few trailers of it. I even showed them to my sister. It had the same amount of trailers of Moana 2 and Inside Out 2, and these films turned out to be behemoths at the box office.

For me, it received the usual promotion that Disney films get. Pixar's Instagram and YouTube accounts are still filling my feed with reels of it.

I was aware that this film was coming out, so people complaining "I didn't know this film existed" feels really weird for me.

And then I remembered all those films that I saw trailers for, and then never heard of them again. Trailers I first saw on YouTube and then never heard of them again.

I need to make this question: Is social media algorithm destroying movie marketing?

Like, unless a movie is using gorilla marketing and being on everyone's feed 100% of the time, 24 hours a day, every single day, people won't be aware of its existence.

Either you are Barbie and you are constantly spreading pink everywhere to the point of some people being overfeed and saturated of you, or you are Elio and no one knows about your existence. There's no middle ground anymore.

Honestly, I hate how this puts an extra stress on original movies. You are not only asking movie execs to invest in original ideas, but to make them an inescapable social media phenomenon, something that many films tried and failed miserably. It's like asking the most risk averse people in the world to gamble twice.

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a lot of media assumes robots would be immortal but i think its a lot more interesting to explore robots dealing with their parts wearing down and battery life shortening and all the horrible little failings that come with being a complicated machine. sure they can replace parts but you'd assume you cant completely ship of theseus them, or it'd have pretty big rammifications on their sense of identity. idk. give me robots with distinct, unique signs of aging. as a treat.

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Pixar's latest film Elio released recently, and many people aren't even aware of its existence. It opened with the worst box office results in the studio history.

Many people are blaming this on the "lack of marketing" from Disney, and they may be right, but was the marketing really that bad?

I'm not interested in Disney's successes or failures at the box office, but about movie marketing.

With Elio, I was aware that this movie was coming out. I saw a few trailers of it. I even showed them to my sister. It had the same amount of trailers of Moana 2 and Inside Out 2, and these films turned out to be behemoths at the box office.

For me, it received the usual promotion that Disney films get. Pixar's Instagram and YouTube accounts are still filling my feed with reels of it.

I was aware that this film was coming out, so people complaining "I didn't know this film existed" feels really weird for me.

And then I remembered all those films that I saw trailers for, and then never heard of them again. Trailers I first saw on YouTube and then never heard of them again.

I need to make this question: Is social media algorithm destroying movie marketing?

Like, unless a movie is using gorilla marketing and being on everyone's feed 100% of the time, 24 hours a day, every single day, people won't be aware of its existence.

Either you are Barbie and you are constantly spreading pink everywhere to the point of some people being overfeed and saturated of you, or you are Elio and no one knows about your existence. There's no middle ground anymore.

Honestly, I hate how this puts an extra stress on original movies. You are not only asking movie execs to invest in original ideas, but to make them an inescapable social media phenomenon, something that many films tried and failed miserably. It's like asking the most risk averse people in the world to gamble twice.

@ariel-seagull-wings @thealmightyemprex @the-blue-fairie @mask131 @princesssarisa @maimoncat @theancientvaleofsoulmaking @tamisdava2

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My 10 Underrated and Overlooked Disney Characters

Disney has within its enormous catalog, a memorable amount of lovable characters, because both their actions and their character arcs, made them win the sympathy and affection of the general public; however, just as there are beloved and remembered characters, there are also characters that, either for reasons of irrational hatred, or because their film failed with the public by not attracting attention, they tend to be overlooked and underestimated in such a way that it seems that, either they did not see the entire film, or they are so used to other characters with the same complex, that just by hearing their information, they immediately discard it; there are also cases of characters that although they are not hated, also tend to be forgotten, and thanks to this topic, I have been inspired to make another top of things related to Disney, and now I will present to you, from my humble personal opinion, those that for me, are underestimated or forgotten Disney characters, and that deserve more attention than being forgotten; Now, without further delay, let's begin with this new top

Number Ten: Snow White

Let's start this list with the princess who started it all: Snow White; now you might be wondering, why do you think Snow White is underrated if she's popular and everyone's talking about her? Easy answer, because you only remember the movie and the dwarves, and she's pretty overlooked, and I feel like she's hated a lot; yes, she's not like modern princesses, and her overly kind and naive personality can be annoying, but I personally don't dislike her. I love that she's kind to everyone; also, remember, she lived with a stepmother who wanted her dead just for her beauty and kindness, and if you look closely, she did escape from the castle; if she started cleaning the dwarves' cabin, it's not because of gender roles that say only women are fit for housework, but because she wanted to please them; besides, put yourself in the dwarves' shoes: they work from day to night, so it makes sense that they can't clean the house and leave it messy and dirty, because the work in the mine was too much for them, and if she offered to clean, it was to help them keep the house clean, in a way. So yes, Snow White may not be the strongest or bravest princess, but if she does anything, it's try to hide from her stepmother and help support herself when she gets to the cottage; she's ranked ten because, compared to the other characters, at least she has her fanbase

Number Nine: Faline

Faline, Bambi's childhood friend and later girlfriend, is a fawn who, while she doesn't have much characterization, I feel like no one cares for her; many only saw the first film and dismiss her as Bambi's girlfriend, but if you watch the second film (which is actually an interquel) Bambi 2, she demonstrates intelligence in knowing the evil intentions of Ronno, Bambi's rival deer, knowing that if she stayed with him, she wouldn't be happy; she also has the most adorable traits of her personality, gor example, when she first meets Bambi, she plays with him and even kisses him on the cheek playfully, and when they reunite as adults, it's also adorable to see her kiss him again, but in a romantic way; this is a detail that no one notices, since she's the one who initiates their relationship, believe it or not; nothing more to say, number nine for Faline the fawn

Number Eight: Mr. Smee

This issue may be somewhat controversial for some, but from my perspective, I feel that Mr. Smee from the film Peter Pan, is a character who isn't talked about much and tends to be overlooked, as I didn't find many people who claim Smee as their favorite comic sidekick, which I find a shame, since I find him not only comical thanks to his witty clumsiness, but also because his appearance and personality make him lovable; his appearance bears a certain resemblance to the dwarves in Snow White, and his character is that of a person who, although he works for a feared captain like Hook, ends up being a kind-hearted person due to his treatment of his captain; he also demonstrated sensitivity when it came to expressing his feelings, showing us that villains can also suffer and feel. Because of that small demonstration that sidekicks can have feelings too, Smee is a character who should be admired and respected, both for her personality and for her way of making viewers laugh

Number Seven: Cinderella

Another princess who I feel is quite underrated and misunderstood is Cinderella; upon closer inspection, she is someone who did something to try to escape her abusive family, always keeping a smile on her face and hoping that, one day, her wishes would come true; she also demonstrated, in private, that she could be sarcastic behind her abusers' backs, but unfortunately, it only gets played down to superficiality, and she's criticized for relying on a man and a fairy godmother to solve her problems, but that's not true, for starters, it's the mice who actually save Cinderella, the prince was just a bonus and doesn't do anything except wait for her, and secondly, saying that a victim of abuse should escape on their own, even knowing they'd fare worse, is blaming the victim; so no, Cinderella wasn't saved by the prince, she was saved by her animal friends, and she proved to have an important role in her own rescue; more respect for this girl, please

Number Six: Nala

As a huge Lion King fan, it makes me sad to know that Nala, Simba's love interest, is quite overlooked; both film critics and the Disney fandom tend to underestimate her as a character, labeling her as a useless person who supposedly did nothing except be Simba's girlfriend; i mean, if you really watched the movie more in depth, she's actually a very important character for the plot; put yourself in her shoes. You live in a kingdom ruled by a tyrant, so you have to go out and find food to survive; one day, you run into your childhood friend, whom you thought was dead a long time ago, by pure chance, you fall in love with him, and then, remembering your mission, you reproach your friend for everything that caused his absence, the kingdom is suffering the consequences for a reason, and you tell him to take your place as king, and in the end, you help him in the battle against the hyenas; if that isn't called helping, then tell me what is? Come on, not all characters have to be like Dory from Finding Nemo, in the sense that they deserve the same treatment as the male protagonist; while it's true that Nala plays a supporting role and doesn't appear much on screen, she's still a very helpful character for Simba, so don't tell me she's useless

Number Five: Ariel

Starting at number five, we have characters who are too hated and deserve more respect; here we have another Disney princess who I feel is hated, and that's Ariel from The Little Mermaid; not only is she criticized for abandoning her family for Eric, but she's also criticized for her tantrum-throwing, selfish, and ungrateful personality, for disobeying her father despite his warnings, and for ultimately learning nothing; yes, I'm aware that she did bad things throughout her journey, but first, not only was she already interested in the human world before seeing Eric, but she gave up her home because she didn't feel heard, that if she raised her voice, no one would listen to her, and her father's destruction of her belongings is what made her see Ursula; I have a theory that if Triton had started talking to his daughter and cleared things up, as well as letting her explore as much as she wanted, maybe she wouldn't have left home like that; I understand that he only wanted to protect her, but he did so at the cost of alienating her and not allowing her to express her opinions, hence her disobedience towards him; that little defense over, Ariel, while she made her mistakes, deserves more respect from the public, especially those who grew up in overprotective environments, with parents who, although they had good intentions to protect their sons or daughters, do so at the cost of limiting their freedom

Number Four: Kenai

Kenai, the main character of Brother Bear, is a rather hated protagonist, mainly for his arrogant and rude personality, and for constantly complaining about Koda, the bear cub, for talking too much; however, from my point of view, I don't dislike this man turned into a bear, yes, sometimes I disliked him at times, but in general I had a lot of respect and affection for him, since he learns not only not to judge bears by their monstrous appearances, but also to respect others and give them a special space, as happened with little Koda, where by understanding him more deeply, he saw him as a little brother who needed to protect, that's why in the end, he makes the decision to stay as a bear to take care of him, and in its sequel, Brother Bear 2, he is seen to have improved his character quite a bit, especially in his dealings with Koda and Nita, his later romantic interest; so Kenai deserves more respect and not so much hate.

Number Three: Mater

Cars is one of the Pixar franchises that I feel receives too much hate, whether for its story, merchandise, stereotypical characters, etc. However, of all this sea of ​​​​hate, the one that affected me the most was the one that was had for Mater the tow truck, and Pixar fans seem to have a great disgust for the character, always saying that he is an annoying sidekick, that his voice (provided by Larry The Cable Guy) is irritating, in addition to hating the voice actor just for that detail (which seems stupid to me because I don't understand the hate towards this man who is not to blame for his detractors being idiots) and that he is no good as a protagonist in the infamous Cars 2; here I come to come out and say that this poor male tow truck does not deserve so much hate; yes, sometimes his jokes do not cause that much laughter in an adult, but he is like that, funny and charismatic in his own way, and if it weren't for him, Lightning McQueen would never have changed his personality and would still be the same arrogant man from the beginning; besides, the fact that he is the protagonist in the second film didn't bother me either (yes, I liked that sequel, I know it's not perfect but please respect me) and besides, Pixar did the same with Dory and nobody said anything bad, as if she did work as the main character but not Mater; nothing more to add, he is a character who deserves to receive more affection and not so much contempt.

Number Two: All The Characters From Home on the Range

When Home on the Range first came out in theaters, everyone criticized its plot, and it's rated as the worst movie in the Disney industry, but from my point of view, this film doesn't deserve so much hate and to be forgotten, and I'm not just referring to its story and themes, but almost all of its characters are unfairly hated; the three main cows, Maggie, Grace and Mrs. Calloway, are some of the best written female characters, Buck the horse is likeable, Alameda Slim is an underrated villain, with a very danceable villain song of his, the The Willies are also forgotten, and the secondary characters like Lucky Jack, the rabbit with a peg leg, and Jeb, the grumpy male goat who doesn't like to share his cans, make me laugh like the first time I saw this animated film; so Home on the Range, both its characters and its story, deserve much more respect and affection, and not to be forgotten as one of the most hated and detested characters in cartoons

Number One: All The Characters From Chicken Little

And at number one is a character whose hatred and contempt I will never fully understand, both for him and for his film; yes, I'm talking about Chicken Little from the film of the same name; seriously, I'll never understand why this film received so many bad reviews at the time of its release, it's great from beginning to end, its story, although it has certain clichés like the alien invasion, also portrays a protagonist who seeks to be accepted in society and repair his relationship with his father, a father who although he did not do the right thing by ridiculing his son with the other inhabitants of the town, at least redeems himself and they love each other again as father and son, and the supporting characters like Abby Mallard, deserve more respect, especially her as a strong female character, when she helps Chicken Little solve his problems; it also has a soundtrack with famous classic pop songs, and in general, it's a film to laugh and entertain; nothing more to add, number one for Chicken Little, who does not deserve so much hate from critics and Disney fans

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In Scots Gaelic myth, faeries were regarded as either nature spirits or as spirits of the dead. They would exist in ‘faerie mounds’ awaiting reincarnation. There’s a similar belief regarding elves in Northern Europe.

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in a world where a prominent branch of anti-trans activism focuses on fearmongering about "parents' rights," trans rights and youth rights become inextricable.

trans kids deserve to be called the right pronouns and the right name by schools and doctor's offices, regardless of "parental consent." trans kids deserve to undergo the right puberty at the same time as their cis peers, regardless of "parental consent."

the very concept of "parents' rights" is a smokescreen that enables the abuse and dehumanization of children by adults. this is bad for cis kids, too.

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Thinking about how there’s a version of Sleeping Beauty where the prince has an ogre mom. I would love to see that version where the prince actually looks half-human and half-ogre. I would love to combine that with some versions of Sleeping Beauty where the prince actually meets the princess in dreams before he wakes her up.

Imagine being a prince born from a loveless union. Your mother is a nasty piece of work, and your father was taken advantage of. You aren’t expected to be a Prince Charming because of your looks that were partly inherited from your mother, especially as you grow older. Your father was the only one who truly loved you for as long as you knew, and though you wish you could be a better ruler then your mother ever was, you aren’t sure if you can overthrow her or be seen as anything more than her son.

One of your only friends is a literal dream girl, whose friendship you take comfort in, even if you can only see her in dreams. You are the only person she can interact with. You never tell anyone about her for fear of what could happen. She is one of the few people you trust and can confide in, and in time you learn to open your heart to others and appreciate the world around you because of her. You learn in time that she is the fabled Sleeping Beauty.

She doesn’t judge you because of the circumstances of your birth, your looks, or your lineage. She knows all too well about certain expectations that were placed upon her. In her case her parents were over-protective because of her curse and she was sheltered for much of her life-ironically her curse was her freedom. You are possibly one of the truest friends she ever had, especially because you don’t try to treat her like glass as so many others had when she was awake.

You realize that you could be able to break the curse and free her when you are older, which will coincide when the time period is up. She is concerned for your safety, even if she appreciates your determination.

As time passes your feelings of friendship toward the princess grow into something much more. You aren’t sure if she would ever love you back, but even if she didn’t, you still care about her. You want to free her and show her the world and how it has changed.

No one would expect you to be the one to make it through the thorns but you do. Your ogre heritage gives you an advantage and a resistance against the thrones for one thing.

You find the princess deep asleep. She is covered in a veil of spiderwebs and she looks as if she came from a time period of the past. She might not be the fairest girl in the land but in your eyes she is beautiful. You aren’t sure how to wake her up. You don’t know if she will ever return the feelings you feel towards her. All you know is that you promised to show her the world and you promised yourself that you will never force her into a loveless union that your mother had to your father. If she only wants to be friends, then that is fine, so long as she is free and safe.

So you kiss her.

And she awakens.

As the fairies had hoped, the kiss wasn’t from a complete stranger. They ensured that she would be awaken by a person she would love, and who loved her equally. Someone who would treat her as an actual person instead of a goal or prize. They ensured that the spell would choose the right person to connect her dreams to theirs.

As for your mother… well, that was another story.

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Honestly, I always assumed this played a part at least in Perrault's Donkeyskin.

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About your Spaceverse, I thought it was like Star Wars, where Earth is never mentioned.

How is the relationship between Earth and the other planets in your Spaceverse?

I honestly think it would be very funny if Earth was business as usual, while the rest of the Galaxy are basically immortal polyamorious cannibals. Imagine the cultural shock 😂😂😂

YOU HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD

Earth as a whole is unaware of the larger goings ons of the universe ,and very few aliens are aware of Earth

The aliens who know of Earth think it so friggin weird ....Aliens who like you said are near immortal polyamorus cannibals

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I was just thinking about Perrault's Cinderella.

Even though she's portrayed as an unfailingly kind, patient, generous girl who forgives her stepfamily, Perrault undercuts the sentimentality of that portrayal just a little, in a way that adaptations rarely do. His knack for satire ever-so-slightly complicates her.

First of all, when the stepsisters mock Cinderella while she's helping them dress for the ball, Perrault writes that anyone other than Cinderella would have dressed their hair awry. So even though he writes Cinderella as being saintly and making the stepsisters look pretty even as they insult her, he takes a playful attitude about it, noting that neither you nor I would have been so good.

Later, after the ball, we see that while Cinderella is kind and generous to her stepsisters, she's also willing to toy with them a little for her own private amusement. After she gives them "a thousand civilities" and shares her citrus fruit with them at the palace, when they come home they tell her all about the lovely, generous "princess," and she pretends to beg the older stepsister Javotte to lend her a dress so she can go to the next ball and see the "princess" herself. She does this knowing full well that Javotte will rudely refuse, but that her fairy godmother will give her a much more beautiful gown, and Perrault writes that she would have hated to be lent Javotte's dress anyway. She just puts on an act to make fools of her stepsisters without their even realizing it; to amuse herself by hearing them scorn her and praise the "princess" in the same breath, little knowing that they're one and the same.

(By the way, I think this is a missed opportunity in most adaptations. Instead of having the stepsisters be jealous of the "princess," I'd like to see an adaptation follow Perrault and have them come home saying "OMG, we met the most beautiful, best dressed, kindest, awesomest princess ever!! We love her!!!" while being too stupid to recognize her as the stepsister they bully every day.)

When the gentleman from the court brings the glass slipper, Perrault tells us that Cinderella laughs as she asks to try it on too. She's clever enough to pass off her request as a joke – i.e. "Obviously it won't fit me, I'm just a filthy servant girl, but let me try it on just for fun" – knowing full well that it will fit her, and that she has the other slipper to confirm her identity too. Even though she sincerely forgives her stepsisters, beforehand she provokes them to mock her in front of the gentleman, only to make fools of them, which undercuts the sentimentality of her forgiveness.

I wish more adaptations of the tale would capture these nuances.

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My 10 Favorite Disney Kisses

Disney, as a good animation's entertainment corporation, has given us many memorable things and moments, not only princesses or heroes we've dressed up as or identified with in some of their personality traits, but they've also given us love stories that (admittedly) we've dreamed of at some point, and even experienced, and like every love story, there are some memorable kiss scenes; when it comes to romantic animated pieces, no other studio has a greater grasp of the concept than Disney, and whether rendered in 3D or hand-drawn to perfection, these sequences can range from the simplest acts of affection to the truest symbols of love; there's nothing to make you fall in love like a good kiss, and since we were kids, we always saw that the kiss was the happy ending to every love story that Disney won us over with, so today, in another of my personal tops, I'll bring you my favorite Disney kiss scenes, like every good fan of the company that I am, those kisses that have made us dream of that real love that we so long for, in addition to being my first top on my Tumblr blog; without more to add, let's begin

Number Ten: Snow White and Prince Florian

Yes, no matter what people say, this kiss will always be my weakness; and the thing is, analyzing this "controversy" more deeply, it seemed very stupid to me, because it involves people who know nothing about the film and are using it as an excuse to attack Disney and its creative side. But going back to the kiss itself, contrary to what people would have you believe, Florian wasn't taking advantage of Snow White, but rather saying goodbye to her because he had searched everywhere for her, only to find her dead in a coffin, so he does what any lover would do: kiss her goodbye. Luckily, this is Disney, and the girl awakens, which increases the joy of the moment when the Prince carries her in his arms and takes her to his enchanted castle of love to live happily ever after; a scene that was the beginning of love scenes in Disney films, and an example of what this animation studio could do in its beginnings: immerse viewers in that fairy tale and make them live the experience of the story through scenes like this

Number Nine: Tarzan and Jane Porter

Tarzan may not be the Disney Renaissance film that's a masterpiece in terms of narrative and theme, but that doesn't mean it has any positive points; just like in Burroughs' original novel, when Tarzan begins to understand his human identity, he finds love in Jane Porter, a girl who helps him adapt to the ways that belong to him as a species; at the end of the story, when Jane and her father are preparing to return to England, she finally discovers that her place is in the jungle, so she decides to renounce her entire aristocratic world, jumps out of the boat and swims back to Tarzan, to whom she throws herself and kisses him in the midst of her excitement, which makes her stutter nervously, until he returns the glove as well as the kiss, while Tarzan's gorilla friends were watching everything; with that touch of lips, not only did Tarzan and Jane seal their love, but two totally opposite worlds come together to become a true family, a rare family

Number Eight: Lady and the Tramp

One of the most famous kisses not only in Disney and animation, but in all of cinema in general, so much so that it has received tributes and parodies everywhere in all media; the kiss occurs when both dogs share a plate of spaghetti at an Italian restaurant, and their mouths meet while eating the same noodle. This scene, which was almost cut by Walt Disney because it might be considered too risqué for children, has become a symbol of romance and tenderness in cinema, and is one of the most memorable scenes in the film; as I have clarified on other occasions, I feel that kiss is a little overrated in the sense that it undermines and overshadows other Disney animal scenes that I feel deserve more attention, but that still doesn't mean that I like it and consider it tender, because it also ends when Tramp gives Lady the last meatball from her plate of spaghetti, and the song, Bella Notte is beautiful and I like it as a love melody

Seven: Pocahontas and John Smith

Yes, Pocahontas is a movie that, since I discovered its problems, I can no longer watch it the same way, but equally, its two kissing scenes are to my liking; while it didn't exist in the original story of the true Native American princess on which it was based, it still has its good points, such as being the company's first interracial couple. There are two kissing scenes, the first is in Grandmother Willow's clearing, and the second at the end, when John has to return to England to recover from a gunshot wound, and when he begs his beloved to leave with him, the girl prefers to stay with her tribe, and after telling him that no matter what happens, they would always be together, Pocahontas gives John one last goodbye kiss, and the ship sails away; its final scene is one of my favorites, because I like its epic background music, and all in all, it is one of Disney's saddest kisses, so for that reason, it stays at number six on this top of Disney kisses

Six: Aurora and Philip

This kiss, like Snow White's, also has divided opinions on whether it was consensual or not, but in my opinion, it's also my guilty pleasure, and besides, let's look on the bright side, this movie brought us one of the most attractive and interesting princes than his predecessors, Prince Phillip, because he does something to save Aurora; after defeating the evil Maleficent, the coolest villain of all Disney villains, Phillip, with the help of the good fairies Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather, climbs the palace stairs to the bedroom where the beautiful Aurora lies sleeping; he approaches her, and gently kisses her red lips, thus breaking the spell and causing the princess to wake up. On some pages I've seen this image in more famous movie kisses, even in some videos, and unlike Snow White, Phillip did know that with a kiss of true love, a princess plunged into a slumber can be awakened; how cute, right?

Five: Aladdin and Jasmine

Oh, the famous Aladdin and Jasmine balcony kiss after flying on the magic carpet; what's so tender about this scene is the protagonist's reaction, as he's having the time of his life other than on the streets, and although he's aware that he was lying to his girl about being a prince, he eventually realizes his mistake and everything is fixed with the power of love (yes, I criticize those who believe this whole relationship is toxic because, quote, "It was based on a lie"); I would also put their kiss at the end when they get married while a rerun of A Whole New World plays in the background

Four: Ariel and Eric

Ariel the mermaid and Prince Eric, although they continue to fall in love under the concept of "Love at first sight", at least they had a little more interaction between them, but of three days, that's what Ursula tells Ariel when she wants to conquer her prince; at the end of the film and after defeating the sea witch, King Triton understands the importance of his daughter in his man, and decides to give her the long-awaited legs, and the girl can finally kiss her prince, something that everyone, including me, were waiting for since Ariel decided to have her legs; this kiss represents everything that Ariel had to go through to conquer her love, so a big applause to this little mermaid for fulfilling her mission to conquer her great love

Three: Belle and Beast

Beauty and the Beast is one of my favorite princess movies, and it introduced us to one of the most beloved and cherished romances in cinematic history; after many twists and turns, Beast is able to become human again thanks to Belle's confession of love, who manages to break the spell, and upon becoming human, at first she doesn’t recognize him, but upon seeing his eyes that she saw in a painting, she is finally able to recognize the man who was hiding behind the Beast, and they both share a kiss that sets off fireworks that return the castle to its original splendor; epic, adorable, and passionate, this kiss is undoubtedly one of the favorites of Disney fans, including me

Two: Bambi and Faline

Get ready everyone, because here come two of my favorite kisses that I feel are underrated and deserve more attention, in my humble opinion, of course; Bambi is best remembered for the infamous and sad scene of his mother's death, but in my opinion I don't remember it like that, and while I recognize that this scene is sad, I remember it in a more positive way, like the other films of the company, and one of the scenes that I like the most in this film, is the one in which a Bambi meets his friend Faline when they are adults; this scene seems the most tender to me, because it reminds me of a certain scene between animals that I will name as number one on this list (be patient); in this fragment, Bambi is drinking from a pond, when suddenly, his friend Faline appears, more beautiful than ever, and approaches him in a clear flirtation, but he, although he has grown, has not stopped being shy, and in the middle of his escape, his antlers get tangled in the branches of some trees, and before he can escape, there comes Faline and plants a kiss on his cheek that leaves him "twitterpated", as Friend Owl said, since that was her prediction, that Bambi and his friends would fall in love. This scene seems to me the most tender, and one that brings happiness after the disaster that was the death of Bambi's mother; I would also name their romantic walk in the moonlight while I Bring You a Song plays in the background, because something I realized is that Bambi takes his now girlfriend to the meadow he visited with his mother when he was little; what a touching way to pay tribute to his most beloved being

One: Simba and Nala

Oh, how I love this kiss, ever since I saw it for the first time, it became one of my favorites, and one that, at least from my point of view, should be included in the list of best kisses and love scenes in cinema; I know it's not a human one and is based on animal instinct (just like Bambi's) but that doesn't matter because I find it so adorable; what makes this animal kiss my favorite, is because of the nature of the music, the setting is beautiful, and Simba and Nala look adorable playing and reconnecting, even affirming their romantic feelings; their kiss happens when they are both playing throughout the jungle, and end up rolling down a hill and falling on top of each other, and Nala takes advantage of Simba being looking away to kiss him on the cheek, which leaves him surprised and stunned for a moment, but she just smiles at him mischievously and lovingly, and he understands and smiles back, and they both end up caressing each other lovingly, embracing their new romance; This kiss is not only very tender, but it marks a new point of reflection in Simba's life, as he leaves behind his life as Hakuna Matata and begins to reflect on his responsibilities as an adult, and i also love that it is Nala who initiates the relationship (hurray for her) and how that simple kiss awakens Simba's maturity; for all the romantic nature of the scene, it remains not only as one of my favorite Disney kisses, but I consider it should be included in the lists of the best kisses in cinema for its tenderness, sensitivity and display of affection

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[themousefromfantasyland]

I think the Grief induced madness is the best choice. It's much more dramatic and full of character potential

[themousefromfantasyland]

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In Scots Gaelic myth, faeries were regarded as either nature spirits or as spirits of the dead. They would exist in ‘faerie mounds’ awaiting reincarnation. There’s a similar belief regarding elves in Northern Europe.

[themousefromfantasyland]

Update for space verse :The universe was created by two immortal queer women ,the cycloptian Deanna and the Jackal like Amisha with the purpose of mortals to be a food source for the Goddess couple .Everyone knows this as a fact except Earth

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[themousefromfantasyland]

Fun fact: It was how I was presented with the story of Hades and Persephone for the first time. I already knew Hades was married to Persephone, but my father refused to tell me her story for some reason.

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The Goddess of Spring had always been one of my favorite Silly Symphony shorts, and I’m so glad there are more Disney fans out there who appreciate it.

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