[ SECRET POST #2533 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2533 ⌋

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Comments

[fauxkaren]

I mean, they DID change characters from the original story.

But the movie is VERY much about the relationship between two female characters.

[(Anonymous)]

I'll probably see it when it comes on DVD or streaming. It's just annoying that it feels like Disney didn't even try and now people are squeeing about this being the first Disney movie about sisters. Like, hello, Lilo and Stitch? I saw one person say they couldn't relate to Lilo and Stitch because the sisters were /brown/. Arugh.

[fauxkaren]

Yeah, racism is a hell of a drug. :|

Lilo and Stitch is a great movie about sisters though. I have been known to cry a LOT during that movie because of it. I rewatched it with a friend of mine a few months ago and I was all "DON'T LOOK AT ME" because I was crying at really stupid things.

[feotakahari]

Nani was an important part of the movie, but the whole thing ultimately centered around Stitch's struggle to find a place. Nani and Lilo's relationship wasn't put front and center the way Elsa and Anna's relationship was. (Actually, very few works use siblings who love each other as the central relationship--the most common formulation I've seen is two brothers, one of whom has turned evil and needs to be killed by the other.)

[(Anonymous)]

Frozen still isn't the first Disney movie 'about sisters'.