If Disney made an animated film based in ancient Rome, what would the plot be ?
If Disney made an animated film based in ancient Rome, what would the plot be ?
a princess is sad but then love and adventure and then princess happy and sings
Hollywood has a hateboner against rome and egyptians due to their first crowd pleaser being bible plots, no way Disney will be first ones to portray them as good guys
Even in that shitty Pompeii movie the hero was some savage and the entire city hated their own empire for no reason
why have all disney films been like this lately
even wreck it ralph is this but less subtle because the title character is ralph despite vaneloppe being the real protagonist
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I dunno. What's in Roman mythology they didn't steal from the Greeks?
Is that the girl who loves Tricky Dick?
Histeria thread?
You have no idea on how cold and producer driven current Disney is. They will overdo what aways worked best in the past until the end of times. Even the self aware meta moves of "lol I'm singing for no reason and i have a cute pet! What's the deal with this, right audience?" and letting the protagonist have two or three girlpower moments are calculated "features" on what is in soul the same formula of 40 years ago
Their weaknesses
saturnalia
They need more characters to print in notebooks and phone cases
A smart and pretty barbarian princess helping her people overthrow the stupid and ugly Romans. The Romans wouldn't be the good guys in a Disney movie because they killed Jesus and wouldn't move merch in the Bible Belt and China wouldn't release the barbarian princess one in their country because they would claim it's just a revisionist ripoff of Mulan, so Disney wouldn't even make it in the first place.
Mulan but with a rebelious gaul princess that is revealed to be Vercingetorix daughter at the end.
Why must Rome always be vilified, first thing people think of is the Roman Empire, and it’s like people instantly think any form of empire must be evil.
What said. Plus you never become a gigantic empire by being humble or generous (But being a slave in Rome was a better living than being a peasant in barbarian civilizations, and you could work to buy your freedom and become a citizen in less than five years) and in whitebread stories you can't have the heroes being the cold cunning ones. They let Asian and Native American slip away with this just because they never bothered to learn much about them
anyone know where i can read jjfrenchie's rome comic? the usual site i go to is down
With dark skinned romans/north african protagonists and fair skinned/blonde germanic villains
Princess is sad but she is a filthy gaul or worse a carthaginian and ends up getting crucified
Two hours musical about putting down a fire while someone laughs in the distance.
Lemme guess ATF?
whatever it'd be itd be highly inaccurate. You might as well just consider Hercules their "roman" film.
Probably would be about Romulus and Remus. Carthaginian war is too violent. Caesar's rise to power would be too troublesome. Anything beyond the third century would be automatically forbidden since Christianity became so prominent. Caligula is a little R Rated.
They would do the usual family goy musical flash mob scenario at the beginning, mid and end with a "princess needs to get from point A to point B, retrieve the magical/royal maguffin then bring to point C in order to prevent a catastrophic event set up by the villain to take advantage of the turmoil and cease power to take over the empire, princess escorted by the typical mercenary and a stupid talking pet (can't go without one of those!) who have to fend off the villain's hitmen/minions and outwit his traps and foil his plans" plot setting.
>because they killed Jesus
And (((who))) send the roman "police" after his ass? (((who))) didn't like being called out on their money grubbing, political schemes, power tripping and malicious nature, so they suggested the romans to go after him and his followers before he got too big?
The same reason as to why any old european civilization (before the hijacking and usury from foreign interests) prowess is vilified by the media machine. Even though other empires where far worst and more evil but that never gets addressed and pointing it out will earn you the "racist" label because:
>whitey sneezes, whitey bad!
>browns n blacks rape, murder and pillage, browns n black heroes and main characters!
>They let Asian and Native American slip away with this just because they never bothered to learn much about them
Not that they would've done it any different if they knew, which they probably did. It's that certain groups never get criticized for their wrongs or their ugly sides and deeds focused on so much by the media.
The most blatant and cancerous trope used in media or variations thereof, even the japs are very fond of the "slightly tanned typical jap main character, fair/pale skinned female harem/male buttmonkey/loser villain" crap.
So historically accurate?
who watches disney movies for their accuracy genius ?
you can't just dump this without any sauce
>the romans killed jesus
lmao
"dark-skinned" does not mean black user, no matter how much amerimutts want it to.
Inaccurate
JJfrenchie
>Vomitorium thought to be rooms where ancient Romans would go vomit by Victorian dipshits.
>It's just an exit
Archeology at that time was a bunch of drinks and grave robbers pulling shit out their ass.
The Aeneid is a pretty hefty book about how Romans were actually Trojans getting revenge the whole time.
Also Roman history is full of weird shit like the Sybiline books of prophecy, the Mithraic cults, the Portents and Auspices and lots and lots of ghost stories. Romans were simultaneously the most logic and pragmatic people and also the most superstitious and deeply believing people ever. They didn't just think the supernatural was real, they thought it was absolutely necessary to deal with it all very seriously.
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>why would that be the case
But it takes place in greece
Idk