[ SECRET POST #2510 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2510 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Problematic kid's movies you still love (inspired by #8)

[(Anonymous)]

would Anastasia be considered problematic? I mean it is based off of a thing in history (although it's really an animated kids princess movie version of the 1950's movie Anastasia which was based on all the information they had at the time.


All I know is a freakin' love that movie since I was a little kid because it wasn't afraid to be dark and it is dark in a hauntingly gorgeous way. And unlike Pocahontas it mentions being based on a historical mystery (in the theatrical trailer) but never "based on true story". AT least I don't recall.

Re: Problematic kid's movies you still love (inspired by #8)

[kaijinscendre]

Sort of off topic, but that is one of the things I loved about it too (not afraid to be dark). BUT I remember seeing the trailer for Mulan (http://youtu.be/wAbGAkkOgcM), thinking it was going to be this dark movie (I was young), and being utterly disappointed. :C Fortunately I discovered anime (but still wish for some dark western cartoons).

Re: Problematic kid's movies you still love (inspired by #8)

[inkdust]

I am STILL waiting for the movie shown in that trailer to come out :(

Re: Problematic kid's movies you still love (inspired by #8)

[othellia]

God, I love that trailer. I used to put in my Hercules VHS sometimes just to watch that, and then watch the actual Hercules movie as an after thought.

Re: Problematic kid's movies you still love (inspired by #8)

[mekkio]

I would consider it problematic if only that cinema becomes fact for many people. So, people would except this story, even though it does have magic and bat side kick over looking up the real history.