[ SECRET POST #3408 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3408 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Disney

[lb_lee]

Lilo and Stitch were one of those movies I didn't like as a child, but REALLY enjoyed as an adult. I can sympathize DEEPLY with poor Nani desperately trying to be an adult (and a PARENT) when it's obvious she's still very young and in grief herself. Like, when Nani finally has her meltdown because Lilo is missing and she's surrounded by aliens and EVERYTHING IS GOING WRONG, my heart goes out to her so hard.

Plus, I feel like it's one of the Disney movies I can really connect with because there are things like unemployment and social workers involved. I feel like that movie is a good sum up of imperfect people trying the best they can, and that really moves me.

--Rogan

Re: Disney

[iceyred]

Oh, Nani is a great character. She tries so hard and she's so vulnerable. Forget Elsa and Anna, Nani and Lilo are superior sisterhood.

Re: Disney

[lb_lee]

Yeah. I mean, I liked Anna and Elsa okay (it actually helped give me some insight into things with my brother, since I was DEFINITELY the Elsa of the family) but Nani and Lilo are way more relatable to me.

Plus let's be honest those watercolor backgrounds are LUSCIOUS.

--Rogan