[ SECRET POST #3153 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3153 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Adaptations that are really tame or kiddy compared to the source material

[ketita]

The only Disney one that REALLY makes me wtf is the Jungle Book.
Who the hell read the Jungle Book and thought to make it into a cutesy movie with singing animals? Who??

Re: Adaptations that are really tame or kiddy compared to the source material

[(Anonymous)]

the same people who thought to do that with Hunchback of Notre Dame

Re: Adaptations that are really tame or kiddy compared to the source material

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Coming to major arenas in 2016! Disney's Lolita on Ice

(With Metamorphosis in production for 2017.)

Re: Adaptations that are really tame or kiddy compared to the source material

[ketita]

See, the weird thing is (and I know this makes no sense whatsoever), while the Hunchback of Notre Dame is also pretty wtf in terms of "why would you make this into a children's movie", it never quite made me ??? the way that the Jungle Book did. I don't know if it's because I was more aware of the original story at the beginning, or because the Disney version is actually surprisingly dark.
It was the Jungle Book that really made me wonder.

Re: Adaptations that are really tame or kiddy compared to the source material

[(Anonymous)]

I believe Disney actually told everyone on the staff of The Jungle Book NOT to read the book.

Re: Adaptations that are really tame or kiddy compared to the source material

[otakugal15]

I dunno, Hunchback was a bit tamed down compared to the source material.