2019... I am forgotten.
2019... I am forgotten
Leo Parker
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Ethan Myers
It always disgust me how Disney portrait Native American females as whores with plastic surgery when real native Americans didn’t look that bad
Zachary Garcia
Lost money for Disney, even if the studio invested much more money on this film than Lion King. Probably because Lion’s King was Kassenberg idea and Eisner hated him
Adrian Brooks
There is a good reason why a majority of White Americans have a Native American ancestor. Usually it isn't a man either.
Christian Garcia
people remember colors of the wind, but the film is forgotten.
Aiden Hall
The music and colors are amazing but dear lord is the film boring as fuck
Hunter Bennett
This movie is just so strange to me
I dont understand why Disney put so much of their efforts into it, thinking it'd get big
I can see where some adults could appreciate it, but it's just too slow and the themes not really anything kids could get into.
The choice to do a bastardization of Pocahontas was also weird
Grayson Hall
Pocahontas seems to be ushered back in discreetly, as of now, in that line of "Disney Princesses"
Jackson Lee
She was always there, not much focus beyond dolls until WiR2 happened, and even then that entire scene was only to sell dolls.
Lincoln Baker
It was trash even when it was new.
Kayden Harris
>when real native Americans didn’t look that bad
Depends on where you live. North America is fucking huge and lumping all the different groups together is like saying that Swedes and Spaniards are the same
Jaxon Lee
Goofy Movie was a MUCH better 1995 release.
Ethan Nguyen
Liam Anderson
Are social norms ever going to change so much that Pocahontas becomes as taboo as Song of the South? I went back and rewatched the film and it's pretty cringy and ham fisted.
Colton Fisher
>not historically accurate
fuck this shit.
Owen Baker
Real Natives were ugly
Angel Rodriguez
No one cares about natives in America
>natives in america were practically wiped out
>natives in mexico and further south are ignored and grouped with all other latinos
>natives in canada have some influence but >canadian media
Jaxon Morgan
When did everyone start hating Disney?
Chase Butler
1941
Tyler King
When they became too powerful.
Luis Foster
When they got people defending their mediocrity
Jaxon Cook
is this a late april fools joke?
Robert Garcia
u will always live on in my heart, princess
Xavier Walker
>Pre-Puberty dress for Powhatan girls was nothing, and for women, only a deer-skin apron covered their tattooed bodies.
Luis Robinson
The actual answer is when they started buying everyone and everything. This was not fucking good.
Blake Cox
Pocahontas used to go around nude.
Gabriel Bennett
I think this is what did it.
Hunter Anderson
Apparently she hung out with the colonists a lot (Understandable, she'd never seen anything like them before) and used to do cartwheels, which historians apparently considered noteworthy.
Grayson Cox
What would natives call cartwheels since they didn't have carts?
Isaiah Robinson
Surely they had carts? Or at least had seen them back home.
Austin Clark
What are modern natives like?
Jaxson Garcia
Depressed.
Jackson Rivera
But the natives would have a totally different way of naming an acrobatic tumble.
Prior to the introduction of horses to the American Natives, there was no common beast of burden and thus large wheels were of little practical use.
Jack Russell
Oh! I thought you meant the colonists.
Well, what animal moves like that?
Tyler Peterson
Depends on the age.
The older ones are still living with the trauma of what the church and government did to them.
Took them from their families as kids.
Forced to learn white culture and forget their native language.
Attempted Christianity Indoctrination
Beat them.
Raped them.
Real bad shit.
The younger ones still feeling the impact of that.
But with time, things are SLOWLY improving.
Xavier Jenkins
Not many.
Armadillos and tumbleweeds don't exist around the rivers of Virginia.
Maybe like a sideways maple seed
Jack Cook
A whole article talking about how big breasts Pocahontas has? I'm surprised someone thought this was news and worth printing in a paper.
It reminds me of a pic I saw once, though. Wasn't there some piece of Pocahontas concept art where she had noticeably bigger tits than in the movie? Trying to find it now, but having trouble.
Brody Bailey
True, but Tiger Lily will always have a special place on my penis.
Alexander Reed
In retrospect, it's a very forgettable film. I don't think it makes most people's list of top 5 favorite Disney films of the 90s
Oliver Fisher
Hitler wanted to give Indians back huge swaths of the US after the War. Sadly the bad guys won in '45.
Kayden Wilson
Are there any qts
Matthew Robinson
It's pretty bland and nothing really stands out besides the songs. It's basically the '90s version of Frozen, except the people who waifu Pocahontas aren't neatly as numerous or autistic.
Jason Bailey
Depends what you're attracted to.
I'd say so.
You just gotta look for them.
I'm so sure that would have worked out GREAT in the long run.
A defeated US with massive land and resource redistribution.
No chance of bloodshed there. Nope.
Jacob Brooks
In any case:
>However, certain Native American advocate groups, such as the fascist-leaning American Indian Federation, were to be used to undermine the Roosevelt administration from within by means of propaganda.[89][90] In addition, in an effort to gain Native American support, the Nazis classified the Sioux, and by extension all Native Americans, to be Aryans,[89] a theory echoed in the sympathetic portrayal of the Natives in German westerns of the 1930s such as Der Kaiser von Kalifornien. Nazi propagandists went as far as declaring that Germany would return expropriated land to the Indians, while Goebbels predicted they possessed little loyalty to the U.S. and would rather rebel than fight against Germany.[89] As a boy, Hitler had been an enthusiastic reader of Karl May westerns[9] and he told Albert Speer that he still turned to them for inspiration as an adult when he was in a tight spot;[91] the Karl May westerns contained highly sympathetic portrayals of American Indians.
John Anderson
I like long black hair and dark eyes, my only requirements besides being attractive of course. I wouldn't mind guys either desu.
Jackson Mitchell
I wonder if I'd remember the movie better if John Smith had kept wearing more loose clothing that was constantly falling off of his shoulder.
Ethan Thomas
Gotta love the convenient expansion of the definition of Aryan.
I really doubt the natives would have wanted to start ANOTHER civil war.
The first one was not kind to them.
Jayden Perez
Aztec cartoon when? I have an idea but it sounds like a cheesy YA novel made by a woman.
Dominic Russell
describe it
Evan Murphy
Wut?......
Cameron Brown
She still shows up now and again. They used her in the mobile game Disney Sorcerer's Arena.
They dug deep for that one
Tyler Myers
Pocahontas is hand drawing cartoon, user.
I think NOBODY can actually draw Pocahontas by himself alone, not even Glen Keane (Actually he can but not look like a final production)
David Bailey
I meant to suggest Disney is like Unicron, devouring everything in its path and making it part of him, until there is nothing else left.
Kevin Ortiz
>tripfag and a /pol/tard
kill yourself
Oliver Garcia
She's the hottest princess
Has that going for her
Evan Howard
>brown princess completely blown out by talking animal movie hat was seen by the execs has the B/lesser movie
>happens again with moana and zootopia
Kevin Gutierrez
It's no surprise. The logic is simple:
> The main character is non-white.
> So they should be perfect and non-controversial to avoid racism accusations
> They become boring as hell
> Movie flops