[ SECRET POST #4472 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4472 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

04. https://i.imgur.com/n6iyQOw.png

[ayebydan]

Agreed it was flawed but I don't think a bald blue Will Smith can fix it

[(Anonymous)]

I thought it was hot too and I didn’t realize it was racist until way later in life. /facepalm

[(Anonymous)]

Why did they draw his hands on her boobs? :(

[(Anonymous)]

Because he's perving on her.

[(Anonymous)]

He has long fingers

[thewakokid]

Because he's an Arabian Joe Biden

[(Anonymous)]

*takes a hard drag off a cigarette and smirks* The ship is still hot regardless of the skeeviness of it and I look forward to all the inevitable fanfic that will come out after the live action remake. I'm especially looking forward to the Jafar/Jasmine and Jafar/Aladdin S&M smut.

[(Anonymous)]

Then again, Disney villains always have very exaggerated features.

[(Anonymous)]

This.

Jafar seems to catch the brunt of the criticism relating to facial features but the majority of Disney villains are that way. If you look at them all side by side, Disney villains typically have pronounced chins and/or long or distinguished noses. It's all done in juxtaposition to the softer features of the younger Disney hero/heroine. If anything, one could argue that Disney (and much of media in general) has an ageist streak - look how often a teenage character is pitted against a much older antagonist.

[(Anonymous)]

I think the problem is that Jafar is the only one who looks Arabic at all instead of white with ten skin.

[thewakokid]

Anyone else hoping they take the new film in a SHOCKINGLY dark direction?

Like they play the marketing like it's a straight up rip of the old disney movie, but they actually making it much more game of thrones?