[ SECRET POST #4123 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4123 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The main thing I've seen people praising Frozen for is the sisterly bond between Elsa and Anna. I love Frozen and I loved the sisterly bond, but it bugs me when people act like Frozen is the only movie ever to have two sisters repairing their relationship. It's like people forget (or maybe never saw) Lilo and Stitch.

[(Anonymous)]

Lilo and Stitch came out 16 years ago. And frankly, didn't do that well. Also, a lot of kids these days don't really like watching traditional animation.

Also, the Lilo and Stitch was not about two sisters. It was about Lilo and Stitch (an alien). Them being sisters was a subplot.

[(Anonymous)]

What evidence is there that kids don't like traditional animation these days??? As far as I can see, kids are still watching cartoons. The fact that Disney refuses to do traditional animation anymore doesn't mean kids wouldn't watch it.

Lilo and Stitch just wasn't a very good film. It sold a lot of Stitch merchandise, but it was more of a silly comedy than an epic.

[(Anonymous)]

Lol, right? Little kids don't know the difference. When I was a kid I could not tell old 1930s disney from the newly released stuff or the obscure indie/foreign animation studios. I just liked colorful moving pictures. Also I doubt anyone discussing the diversity of disney movies on the Internet is a kid. They're probably mostly in their thirties at this point (and to be frank, it's getting a little embarassing, even to an almost 30yo fan of kids' media like myself, but that's a tangent).

[(Anonymous)]

I ADORE lilo and stitch but your last comment is so fucking true lol. It’s not about LILO and Nani. It’s about Stitch and Lilo.

[(Anonymous)]

Nani and Lilo are also sisters, but I felt that their relationship was closer to mother and daughter because of their circumstances in the film.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I thought their relationship was sweet and well-written, but it didn't resonate with me and my sister at all for that exact reason-- it was less a sisterly relationship and more of a parental one.

[(Anonymous)]

nyart, but +1

Nani could've just as easily been Lilo's young aunt.

[(Anonymous)]

there WAS no sisterly bond, they didn't fucking know each other

why hate frozen for being overpraised on progressiveness points when you could hate it for being a shoddy hack of a story

that said there should be room for more than one sister movie in the world, DISNEY PLEASE MAKE ANOTHER ONE BUT ACTUALLY GOOD

[(Anonymous)]

+1

The story was obviously tacked together in a rush from editing room scraps and every time people try to tell me it was well-written I want to scream. It was pretty and I liked the music just fine but dear god the story was a mess.

[(Anonymous)]

lmao really? a movie about how sisterly love is True Love doesn't contain any sisterly bond? ok

[(Anonymous)]

It was tacked on and poorly developed. Hans and Kristoff were there solely to tell you how ~subversive the movie was without any real effort.

[(Anonymous)]

Eh. Lilo and Stitch exists but it also... It doesn't portray it in the way Frozen does which is explicit "familial love is True Love, too."