[ SECRET POST #2820 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2820 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with every part of your comment. I also think people exaggerate the IMPORTANCE and feminist message of Frozen as this groundbreaking, never-before-seen thing. But calling it anti-feminist is just as crazy as touting it as the MOST feminist thing ever made. It's silly.

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt - Exactly. There's a middle-ground between something being feminist and something being anti-feminist. No, Frozen isn't exactly breaking boundaries, but it also isn't creating them, in my opinion. I mean, it's a Disney movie for crying out loud. I don't mean that as an insult either, but I don't consider Disney to be all that groundbreaking in terms of social commentary. Oh, sure, they may touch upon things like gender equality (i.e. Mulan) or not judging others by appearance (Beauty and the Beast/Hunchback) but it's not like their movies have ever really taken strong stances on social hot topics. And that's okay because they've never claimed they were in the first place. They are simply presenting entertaining films that are meant to provide good, albeit safe, morals.

[(Anonymous)]

DA. I'm not sure you can even credit Disney with a lot of the lessons in their movies, since a lot of them are based on prexisting works, and most of those were meant to teach lessons in the first place.