Is having a villian that's disabled problematic in current year?
Is having a villian that's disabled problematic in current year?
Jose Wilson
Dylan Cruz
I will not take away pirates from the amputee community.
Shit man, the authentic cosplay is all they have left!
Joseph Evans
How are Tinkerbell and Captain Hook perpetuating negative stereotypes?
Nicholas Robinson
Captain Hook is a flamboyant man that preys on boys. No idea about Tinkerbell, maybe something about white women being cunts?
Oliver Lee
Tinkerbell is white, blonde and loved by many. This is problematic.
Nathan Richardson
I always thought it was kinda fucked up that Peter Pan made Hook lose an arm before the events of the film, was all happy and nonchalant about it and was still portrayed as a good guy. That is pretty "problematic" I guess. Boomers had really sociopathic morality.
Christian Mitchell
Hook for the obvious. Tinker Bell probably because she can't speak. Could be twisted around to Disney being sexist by making a female who can't properly speak... and also being a possessive bitch.
Samuel Brooks
>Disney began an extensive review of its film library as it prepared to introduce the streaming service in 2019, according to a New York Times report. As part of the initiative, called Stories Matter, Disney added disclaimers to classic movies for containing “negative depictions or mistreatment of people or cultures.”
>The Stories Matter team privately flagged certain characters as potentially problematic, with the findings distributed to senior Disney leaders, two current Disney executive told the Times.
>One of them was Tinker Bell, who raised concern because she is “body conscious” and jealous of Peter Pan’s attention, according to the executives. Captain Hook was another potential liability because he could expose Disney to accusations of discrimination or prejudice against individuals with disabilities because he is a villain.
Dominic Nelson
I assume Hook is about, well, the hook hand. But at that point, might as well cancel every pirate.
Tinkerbell, I dunno, she has autism or something.
Parker Sullivan
>Captain Hook was another potential liability because he could expose Disney to accusations of discrimination or prejudice against individuals with disabilities because he is a villain
Mason Reed
So why is this guy after him?
>He hates him.
Why does he hate him?
>I dunno, no reason.
He has to have a reason.
>Okay, the guy cut his hand off.
JOHNSON! CLEAN YOUR DESK OUT!
Easton Martin
So their saying that disabled people can't be threatening? Wow. Way to be ableist
Charles Green
Technically Peter Pan abducting children.
Nathaniel Butler
>One of them was Tinker Bell, who raised concern because she is “body conscious” and jealous of Peter Pan’s attention
The fuck does this mean
Jose Martinez
>body conscious” and jealous of Peter Pan’s attention
What does that even mean?
Julian Reyes
>Captain Hook was another potential liability because he could expose Disney to accusations of discrimination or prejudice against individuals with disabilities because he is a villain.
It's a cartoon pirate. Did someone need a paycheck that day or something?
Parker Sanchez
Girls LOVE Tinkerbell, she makes bank on merch. Disney would be retarded to screw with her on the whims of Twitter.
Chase Martin
I have no fucking clue. and I’m liberal.
Kevin Price
She looked at her ass in the mirror
Lucas Ross
A female character acted female.
Justin Cruz
Representation means only means the good stuff.
Chase Gray
Fun fact, pirates were historically Jews from the "merchant marine" tradition
Jacob Reyes
She cares about looking good and wants a boys attention.
Joshua Wood
I thought being body conscious was a good thing? that's what they call it when fat women go around with their uncovered bellies flapping around
Elijah Miller
Woke is really the western version of Cultural revolution. I already gave up on everything western but its still made me wonder why the westerners accept it and dont resist it at all.
Maybe its because they already have the alternatives to those, Japanese media, and they already feel safe, but even so it really looks destructive. At least zoomers actually dont give a fuck about things like this at all.
Carter Clark
>body conscious” and jealous of Peter Pan’s attention
>What does that even mean?
this is my best guess for what they are talking about.
In one scene her butt looks big in a mirror and she doesn't like it. that is body conscious aka self fat shaming / She sells out wendy to hook so peter would be hers alone. that is jealous of peter's attention.
Wyatt Russell
winrar
Joshua Roberts
Where's the lie?
Tyler Scott
found the scene
youtube.com
Gabriel Ramirez
>and I'm liberal
Sorry to hear that you have brain damage.
Nathaniel Baker
>t. l*b*r*l
Asher Wood
No.
John Long
>Disney would be retarded to-
Levi Walker
>Is having a villian problematic in current year?
Maybe that's it
Aaron Morgan
Oteter Pan is a pedophile. The fact the second movie is about Wendy daughter is straight up Lolita shit. Peter Pan in any rendition is always attracted to children. Also I don't know he thinks bringing kids to Neverland is the best idea ever considering the mermaid tried to drown Wendy in the first movie.
Landon Davis
>If no one is allowed to think other people are bad, then they can't call us out irl for being bad
This is probably the mindset
Connor Ramirez
Wait till they find out where Urusla came from.
Colton Lee
>breitbart
opinion discarded lol
Eli Morgan
urusla was based on a dude? just thought she was a fat ugly woman. two out a three ain't bad
Aiden Martinez
Link to this "article" please
Kayden Gutierrez
What if we had a prequel movie where Captain Hook was a normal man whose parents were pushed off a cliff by an evil hook and that's why he becomes a crazy hook hand guy?
If they turned Cruella into a sympathetic, misunderstood sorta-good guy, surely someone who's motivation isn't literally skinning one hundred puppies for clothes is easier to write a actually-misunderstoond movie about.
Jeremiah Lee
>Tinkerbell, I dunno, she has autism or something.
She's certainly not autistic, her speech is not understood by humans including the audience.
Nicholas Morris
A drag queen, actually. That's why everything about her is way over the top.
Nolan Morales
Easton Evans
It's worse than that.
>Disney to accusations of discrimination or prejudice against individuals with disabilities because he is a villain.
"This kind of person cannot be evil" is the exact same as "This kind of person cannot be good", both of these have been chanted by supremacists, eugenicists, an extremists since the dawn of time. One of the most dangerous beliefs facing minorities and disenfranchised groups is the belief that their people will always be good, and everyone else will be evil (unless they're one of the good ones). Remember when Hitler had honorary aryans?
Every single person on earth with the capacity to make decisions has the capacity to be good or evil. Even a wheelchair-bound gay black transwoman with a purple heart has the capacity for evil. To say otherwise is, again, to speak the words of nazis and extremists.
Aaron Perry
>Disney also flagged Ursula the Sea Witch from The Little Mermaid, saying her dark complexion could be construed as racist and her flamboyant mannerisms could come across as “queer coded,” or homophobic.
She's fucking PURPLE. Who is this racist towards?
Evan Rogers
So.... Amy Schumer as Tinker Bell in the live action remake?
She's already slept around with Disney stars for roles.
Joseph Anderson
>Who is this racist towards?
Mr Dink
Ethan Mitchell
Still haven't seen the movie, but I remember hearing Ursula was based on the drag queen in it.
Cooper Ramirez
>If we say it's because she has dark skin nobody will look any deeper.
Now that's Chutzpah.
Adrian Bell
Thanos
Landon Hernandez
You can have a villain, but only if they're some formless evil or a twist.
Ryder Nelson
The mo is to turn female/'diverse' villains sympathetic. Evil white men stay evil.
Daniel Bailey
Yeah, that's what I take from that recent trend.
That's been done some 10 years back, maybe twice even. Just not by them, I think.
Lately there's not even tweeeest villains, I think.
Brody Cooper
They aren't.
People with too much time on their hands want to crusade against injustice but don't actually want to confront discrimination because that's effort.
Jason Young
>Disney added disclaimers to classic movies for containing “negative depictions or mistreatment of people or cultures.”
>"Yes, we believe this is horrible and indefensible, we are also the ones that made it that way and are profiting from it too"
>Basically an "Admission Of Guilt"
If this wasn't such an unbelieable non-issue i could see this backfiring eventually
Chase Perry
Maybe that was just my mind thinking less time had passed.
Most of todays villains seemed to be legacied in types.
Jack Turner
I want Tinkerbell to rape me. I know it would be physically impossible but still
Colton Martin
I smell either a lawyer or a consultant trying to justify their position being behind this.
Kayden Ross
Well to be fair, even as they try to redeem one villain, they give them another that's just as evil, but more bland so they won't have to be as popular so they don't have to redeem those.
Gavin Scott
>"consultant"
That's it. Either they find new things to pretend to be "outraged" about, or go back to flipping burgers at Disneyland.
I guess they could try to get a job as internet "journalist" writing "And That's A Good Thing" articles, but that bubble might be about to burst.
Lincoln Anderson
when she gets stuck in the door hole