I hope Disney made more movies like Zootopia in the future. It was realistic and contains some sarcasm with the reality and issues in this world nowadays.

I don't know whether this is unpopular or not, but I might as well say it, I wish Sandy Powell will be the costume designer for Beauty and the Beast, she's perfect with Cinderella.

I think it's pretty ridiculous when peoples compared a Disney remake with the animated version like, "OMG the actress/actor looks nothing like the animated character one." or "Look at the costumes, it's nothing like the originals." They forgot that in fact there are no person who looks 100% like the animated characters. And also yes, the remake have to be similar with the animated version, but it's not supposed to be an exact replica. They have to made at least a few difference with the animated version. If they made it 100% looks like the animated version, then the remake would be NOTHING MORE than a theater version with peoples who cosplaying those characters.

I think Zootopia is a well made and technically great movie with a good message, but its not something I plan on seeing again. I enjoyed it, but...that's it.

I disagree wholeheartedly with what Nostalgia Critic had to say about 2015 Cinderella, he thinks that Ella is very passive. My opinions are the opposite to be honest!

Now, I've never really had an organized top (insert number) Disney movies list, but I pretty much have an idea of which Disney movies I enjoy the most. Maybe I could attempt a list now.
Anyway, if I ever did do a favorite Disney movies list, I would probably include Tinkerbell and the Legend of the Neverbeast. If you read my wall post, obviously I loved it and was genuinely surprised by it's maturity and story line.

Kayley from Quest for Camelot is a rip-off of Belle, especially in her appearance.

Out of all songs in Beauty and the Beast 2017 soundtrack, I love Celine Dion's How Does A Moment Last Forever for the most, even more than Ariana Grande/John Legend's theme song.

I wish Gerry Butler was the Beast! He's perfect!

I've heard people say Ariel was stupid, just wanted a man, and an insult to the original Little Mermaid character but I disagree 100%. In my opinion, that description fits the original Little Mermaid better than it does Ariel. The Mermaid (I'll just call her that since she didn't have a name in the original story) didn't have that much of an interest in the human world, mild interest but not to the point where she'd desire to become human like Ariel. She fell for The Prince (Also without a name) for just his looks and nothing else and was willing to throw her life away for him. Ariel at least saw some things about Eric like his playfulness with Max, his love of music from playing the flute (or "the snarfblat"), he wasn't arrogant or conceited because he didn't care much for having a statue of himself but still was polite to Grim for giving it to him, she knew he wanted to marry for love and wanted someone adventurous, and saw how brave and selfless he was when he almost died trying to save Max. The Mermaid didn't know anything about The Prince other than his good looks but decided she must leave her family and become human just to be with him. Ariel had dreams of becoming human LONG before she saw Eric and even collected human things, so it wasn't all just for a man. Sure, there was the whole immortal soul thing with the original (which was a dumb plot point) but she only learned about that after she was already in love with the Prince and was really just a way of showing humans being superior creatures and all that crap. People say Ariel is a terrible role model that throws her life away for a man when really it was the original story that did that and was MUCH worse than anything the Disney movie did. I know I'll get hate for this but that's my opinion.

I feel that the "only" reason why peoples love/like Tiana is because she was very realistic in order to achieve her dreams (with work) not only just dreaming and hoping like some of previous princesses. It fits with current real life and it was considered as an inspiring thing. But beside that, I cannot found her good traits either, in personality she's really serious and tends to be unfriendly and somewhat rude, that's why I can't like her and she's one of my least favorite princess.

I prefer Cinderella's 2015 dress over Belle's 2017 dress, It looks majestic!

Cinderella doesn't dreaming for a prince/man. All she wants is just being free from her cruel step family. And she only ask a chance to the ball with the Fairy Godmother (a dress and pumpkin coach). She is just getting lucky with the prince that falling in love with her at the first sight and marry her.

I like Mulan's appearance better in Mulan II than in Mulan.

I don't think it's fair that people criticize Ariel for what she did, but they're okay with what Merida did. They both made deals with witches.

I don't get why people hates Ariel's wardrobe, with mostly her pink ballgown and her wedding gown. I think her wardrobe is lovely.

First of all, as many of you know, I'm one of the few people who actually likes the gargoyles from The Hunchback of Notre Dame and I don't think they take away from the more serious moments (Since they're in the movie for like 15 minutes or so) but I also hate how people lump them together as one character. When people talk about them, they don't talk about them as individual characters, despite having their own individual personalities, and doesn't that also go against one of the many messages of the movie that you shouldn't lump people together? The complaints I hear about them mainly just apply to Hugo and NOT Victor or Laverne.

I mean, Laverne herself has a lot more depth to her than a lot of comic relief's in Disney movies because she's not just a sarcastic, cranky, and tough old woman character but is also wise, caring, and acts like a grandmother to Quasi. While all of the gargoyles have human qualities (inside, not outside, obviously), Laverne is the most human with how she instantly knows what's bothering Quasi at the beginning of the movie and can show sympathy for him, despite being made of stone, which is usually associated with being cold and unfeeling (Like Frollo is, despite being human lol). She has a lot of funny lines but also has words of wisdom that encourage Quasi and will even show some tough love with lines like "These chains aren't what's holding you back, Quasimodo!" or after Quasi tells the gargoyles to leave him alone, they do, Victor says they're only made out of stone, and Laverne responds by saying "We just thought maybe you were made of something stronger." All of the bullets in the world can't compare to the shots of tough love from that line.

Plus their existence shows how Quasi turned out so kind and caring, despite being raised by Frollo, which Esmeralda even pointed out was odd. It's not like in something like Tangled where it's based on emotion instead of logic like fairy tales are meant to be since, in real life, Quasi wouldn't be like that with Frollo. This is meant to be a more realistic movie, despite talking gargoyles, but the movie does talk about Notre Dame like it's alive, even referring to it as a female. Besides, these characters are really harmless and aren't in the movie long enough for me to understand how they have produced so much passionate hatred in people or to ruin the serious moments. Just my personal opinion.

I really don't like Belle's voice, it's really sharp and uh I guess piercing to me, much more so than Snow White's. In fact I think Snow White's voice is much sweeter. Sorry Paige O'Hara but your voice is a little much for me.

It's not that I don't like Emma Watson, I think she did well enough in Harry Potter. I just don't think her acting was good enough to properly portray Belle. Belle is tied with Snow as my favorite princess so when they brought her to life, I am kinda bias in how I look at her. I think anyone would be if they make a live action of their favorite princess. I'm also quite fond of Once Upon a Time and I think Emile does an amazing job portraying Belle, so I may be unfairly comparing the two. I wish they could have somehow got Emile to portray Belle in the movie. I wonder why they didn't. For that matter, I think Kristen Stewart makes a horrible, just awful Snow White in every way.

Some short unpopular opinions in one post xD
1. Despite being lack of screentime and personality, I think Aurora at least shown responsibility to duties.
2. I don't think Tiana and Naveen works well as a couple. They're really opposite and kind of forced as a couple.
3. I think it's funny when people complaining about the CGI Disney princesses are have huge eyes when some of the 2D Disney princesses/heroines such as Ariel, Belle, Jasmine, Tiana, and others are actually have kind of large eyes.

I don't like Elsa's new dress for Olaf's Frozen Adventure. Everyone is talking about how amazing it is, but it's just Ice Dress 3.0 to me. I'm serious, if they can create Anna a new dress each time, can't they do the same for Elsa, instead of recoloring the same one to fit the theme? The colors looked good on Elsa, yes, but I just don't like it. It's not me hating on Elsa either. I dislike Anna's dress.

Anna's just doesn't fit her personality. It's a cute dress, but it's much more mature and sophisticated than she is imo.

I feel that the 1950 Cinderella is very passive, considering she has less screen time.

I have a feeling that the live-action Belle has some changes to made her character fits well with Emma Watson's personality. Like how Belle seems so feminist (as the animated Belle isn't that feminist, and EW is one of the most feminist actress), how they made her as an inventor instead (this is a request from EW), and how Belle isn't wear corset and wear boots instead of flat/heels.

After much speculations, Emma Watson and Dan Stevens use auto-tunes.

Snow white is my least favorite princess and that s not because she is passive. I dont like her because she is too much authoritarian ! I see her as someone She wants to control everything !

It kinda bothers me to found that Ariel and Jasmine are never be grateful with their entire life. They are lucky enough to have a good life (even before they met their princes), if compared with other princesses (which most of them have miserable and suffer life before their happy endings). They have family that loving them, but instead they abandoning them for a prince or outside world.

I think Emma Watson portrayed Belle PERFECTLY! When I heard about her taking on this part, I had no doubt in my mind that she would mess it up. And I was right! She brought the perfection to a T!

Gaston is the inspiration for Caledon 'Cal' Hockley!

Mulan is really odd-looking with makeup (that makeup looks like something that clown would use). She looks better in natural look, even I prefer her look as Ping over her with makeup.

Rathcliffe reminds me of King Leopold II of Belgium, because these 2 men exploited both Virginia and Congo for their own personal gains.

I recently finished to watch 2017 Beauty and the Beast (well, previously unfinished to watch it) and here's some of my thoughts about it:

1. I love how they made this movie is way more deep and detailed (in terms of story) and not only focused to Belle and Beast's relationship. How they add Belle and her father's past and how they lost Belle's mom, why the Beast was a snob and selfish, how peoples are forgetting about Beast, they revealed it all. It stayed to the original movie but way more deeper, and also add some new side story and improvisation.
2. Belle's characteristic is better than the animated. She's not only read all the time, she made new invention and she seems more quick-thinking, caring, and understanding. Thanks to Emma Watson for this and I love Belle even more after watch this.
3. Gaston reminds me with Mother Gothel; he's less arrogant like the animated one but he's way more cruel and he's manipulative.
4. The CGI of Beast and the servants are still looks creepy but besides theirs, the CGI looks fine. Be Our Guest scenes is dazzling~
5. I think the songs are a bit too many. Songs with various singers like both of Belle and Gaston songs are well-done. Emma Watson is actually can sing, although I'm sure it's her first time sing in the movie that she starred.
6. The ballroom scene is kinda disappointed. It's my favorite scene from animated one, but in here it's nothing special.
7. The ending scene is really touching and beautiful :3

Overally, Beauty and the Beast stayed as one of my favorite Disney live-action remakes, tied with Cinderella <33 I hope Disney will made remakes like them with other movies. Remakes that stay to the original story with a little of change :P

i really don't like the moral in maleficent i really hate the movie for a lot of reason but the moral break my heart. i really don't know how to explain well , i hope i m clear and my english is not too bad
the movie say us that nothing is more powerful than motherly love true love don't come all the time from the prince , and that maleficent learn love and not hate , she is an adoptive mother to aurora ect;;;
i don't like it because maleficent is not her mother ! she curse the princess !
the queen give her daughter under the protection of the fairies. this sacrifice served no purpose maleficent was nice during the whole movie she like aurora she protect her , maleficent basically whitout know it steal aurora from her true mother.
! i don't want to twist the moral but this is how i feel : from the queen point of view the movie say it fine if someone try to curse your baby and force you to hide your daughter away because she will change her mind and become her true mother while you will be dead sorry this is the life ! t aurora has no reason to be in forest. the only reason she is send in the cartoon is because maleficent want her DEAD they alrealdy burn all the spindle wheel at the castle maleficent was the only threat ! but in the movie no and she give the solution !

I absolutely hated the new portrait of Prince Adam when he was a boy in the 2017 Beauty and the Beast, he looks like Draco Malfoy's ancestor.

Shiny is a fantastic song.

I think Frozen haters are becoming more annoying than the never ending hype and promotion Frozen got ever was. I say this as someone who is a former hater of Frozen. Now that the hype has died down a considerable amount and therefore isn't clouding my judgement, I think it's a great movie. Is it perfect? No, but very few (If any) movies are. The haters nowadays are really getting annoying because even with the hype not being as massive, they won't stop acting like it's the worst thing Disney ever made, which it's far from being.

I don't think that The Princess and the Frog is the reason that Disney stopped making 2D animated films because they did release another one afterwards with the 2011 version of Winnie the Pooh. That movie did pretty good critically but not as good as The Princess and the Frog did. However, it was a pretty big box office disappointment where as The Princess and the Frog did fairly well at the box office, though not as well as Disney wanted. So I would blame Winnie the Pooh for there not being any new hand-drawn animated films from Disney much more than I would blame The Princess and the Frog. Hell, it actually started an age of critical and financial successes for Disney with the Revival era. I would also blame that the dumbasses at Disney are playing it too safe with 3D and not 2D, even though I do think there is a prejudice against hand drawn films. But the main fault certainly wasn't The Princess and the Frog AT ALL and it's not exactly Winnie the Pooh's fault either. It's the fault of the dumbasses at Disney that are afraid to take a risk with 2D because of the post-Renaissance era where they did very poorly. Nothing against 3D but we need some variety by having some more 2D animated movies from Disney.

I don't get what all the hate towards Tiana or her movie is. Yes, she's a workaholic but you need to take into consideration the time period where she had to work two waitress jobs her whole life and only got about a few seconds of sleep. Besides, the movie doesn't show her perspective as completely wrong because she forgot to follow another piece of her father's advice, to never lose sight of what was really important, love and letting herself enjoy life. She became distant with friends of hers because as one of them put it "All you ever do is work!" But she's never rude about it to anyone, except Naveen but he really deserved it. He hadn't worked once his entire life and believed her and everyone in life should serve him on a silver platter. She's not just a role model because she works hard, she's also a role model because she shows people that you shouldn't lose sight of things like friends, family, and letting yourself enjoy life a little. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, after all. She has flaws that she has to overcome and she's not always shown as in the right with her beliefs and actions. I also admire that she doesn't ask her best friend for money and would prefer to earn it instead of taking advantage of their friendship. While I don't expect everyone to love or like her, I personally have always felt that a lot of the hate she gets was just really nitpicky and grasping as straws. But no character is for everybody after all.

The movie has gorgeous animation with a lot of colors, lighting, shading, beautiful backgrounds, great designs, creativity, and amazing magic effects. The songs fit the movie perfectly and are so charming and memorable like a classic Disney movie, the characters are likable and memorable, the villain is awesome with a lot of creativity, the romance is good (not great), there's more originality here than with most fairy tale and Disney Princess movies, the humor is hilarious and doesn't feel forced or gimmicky, it doesn't rely on what's popular but instead what's timeless, and it's absolutely engaging in my personal opinion. Like I said, you can't please everybody, so I don't expect everyone to like or love this movie just because I do. I just feel like people get nitpicky because it tried to be like classic Disney while also having more originality to that formula. However, that's just my opinion and people are allowed to have different opinions. I personally just think (While I do love them and I'm NOT hating) that it should've gotten MIUCH more praise and attention than Tangled or Frozen did.

I don't think Tiana is that pretty. She is the most plain out of all DPs. Others have their own unique of beauty but she's not IMO.

I think the idea of Prince Anders (new character played by Billy Magnussen in Aladdin live action) to be Aladdin’s rival to winning over Princess Jasmine’s heart is really that UN-necessary.

I'm sure I'm going to get a lot of hate for this, but it's something I've been wanting to say for a while. Here goes...Don Rosa comics are HIGHLY overrated and most of the fans are EXTREMELY annoying! I'm not going to say it's technically the worst version of Scrooge, (that's probably the House of Mouse one, where they made him one-dimensionally greedy and stupid) but his personality is way too harsh and he has almost no redeeming qualities. I don't see what's so likable about an anti-hero who treats his family like garbage, why are we rooting for this jerk? And don't get me started on the fans, so many Rosa fans will out right attack you, if you say anything negative about Rosa's Scrooge or comics. I just got ganged up on in the comment section of a DuckTales video for saying I didn't like his work!

Sorry for the rant. And I am not trying to say you shouldn't like those comics just because I don't. Nor, am I saying that all Rosa fans are like that, I do have some friends who are fans of his. But it just seems likes there's a huge percentage of his fans that can't stand you having a different opinion than theirs' and I'm just tired of getting attacked for my opinion.

Honestly I enjoy and prefer Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland (and also its sequel) more than the 1951 animated Alice in Wonderland one (I don't know if I have weird taste or what?). The characters are interesting, maybe LA Alice is not so much (she sometimes feel too modern for a female in that era though), but others like Mad Hatter, Red and White Queen are interesting enough. The story is more developed in a better way for me.
Meanwhile the only thing that makes me like the animated movie is how sweet and curious Alice is. And she's the only interesting character in that movie. Most of other characters are annoying (except of Alice's sister and cat, and the white rabbit).

I don't get why people find Anna likeable. I found she is silly and annoying. Her clumsiness and awkwardness felt soooo forced and not funny at all, even some of previous princesses when act awkwardly like Ariel's and Mulan's are felt more natural and funnier than her.
Many peoples are too focused with Elsa's fatal flaws, but barely anyone realize how Anna is actually also give the big contribution with most of bad situations happen in the kingdom. All Elsa did is just freeze the kingdom, otherwise she's just running away and stay in her ice castle. Instead Anna constantly FORCE Elsa to bless her marriage plan with Hans, made her accidentally reveal her ice power and freeze the kingdom. Anna didn't care with any of Elsa's obvious reason why she refuse to bless them, instead she told Elsa to just bless them in the name of true love. Oh my, what kind of true love that you have with a man you just met that day? Also, Anna insists that Hans stays behind to rule during her absence, what is more reckless than trust a stranger to rule your kingdom when you left for a while? Which made everything is going to be worse. Hans betrays her, plans to kill Elsa and take the throne as the ruler of the kingdom.
But I guess her flaws are covered with her character being a stereotypical type of heroine, being optimistic and cheerful, so peoples would though she's way more positive and better than Elsa.

I was initially very happy that all the princesses will be in Wreck it Ralph 2, but after sometimes I just became skeptical as to how they will contribute to the film itself.

I find it annoying how when people act like the main requirement to play a live-action version of a Disney character should be that they look like them. So apparently being talented and capturing the spirit of the character isn't the most important? Yes, when casting, an actor should look a certain way, but their looks can't be the only deciding factor. I mean, look at Glenn Close as Cruella De Vil. Does she look like Cruella? No, because the only ones who have cheek bones like hers are either people with butchered Botox or people who have been dead long enough for their skin to decay and only have their skull remaining. Glenn not only captured the spirit of Cruella and gave a great performance, she absolutely WAS Cruella. Even people who don't like that movie absolutely ADORE Glenn Close as Cruella De Vil. I don't mean to be rude but it bugs me when people say "Not so and so! They don't look like whoever at all!" I really don't care if they don't look like them because I prefer that they have talent and can capture the spirit of the character. Just my personal opinion.

I think it would be a great move if Disney decide to remaking any of their unpopular movies instead of only focused to remake popular movies. Doesn't mean that remaking popular movies were wrong, but there are some that did well (like Cinderella and Jungle Book) and some that might be disappointed and not as good or iconic as the animated one (ex: Beauty and the Beast; some found it good but some others aren't, and the unnecessary upcoming Lion King remake; oh why need to remake an animated movie full of animals?). I think some movies like Hunchback of Notre Dame, Black Cauldron, and Atlantis are have good potential to be good remake.

Unless, in other side it might be won't appeal audiences in general to watch, unlike brighter Disney fairytale movies like Cinderella, Aladdin, etc.

Merida looks like a young Anakin Skywalker in drags!!

Moana is the type of Disney stereotypical heroine that was likeable enough, but I think she has the least adventures and conflicts compare to other princesses, either with villains or any other characters.
She didn't really have any conflict, or any miserable past. She has nice family that understanding her enough except her father is being a bit strict (but not too much like Triton and Elinor). She only needs more time to get along with Maui, just that.
All of her villains are even not real evil, one is actually a friend that gets mad and some minor villains are doesn't even looks like villain.
The movie itself too, it's like the movie only show us the beautiful animation, soundtrack, and Moana/Maui's journey. For the plot, just copy some parts of previous Disney movies.

Well, I still like Moana (both movie and character), but I like it less than before. And I though the movie is a bit boring.

1. My favorite Disney movie is Pocahontas. Pocahontas is my favorite Disney herone and Governor Ratcliffe is my favorite Disney villain.
2. In my opinion Tangled is better than Frozen.
3. In my opinion Princess and the Frog is better than Frozen.
4. I love Tiana and don't really like Belle, Elsa or Mulan.
5. In my opinion Cinderella, Aurora, Arielle and Elsa overrated are not as gorgeous in looks as many think. I find them to be beautiful( like all princesses) but not as gorgeous as people say. None of them is in my TOP-5 prettiest princesses.
6. In my opinion Tiana and Mulan are more beautiful than many think and more beautiful than those whom I listed in 5.
7. I don't find Maleficent interesting and I don't really like her.
8. I don't like the idea of live-action remakes.
Just my opinion, I respect different.

Do you guys think that Lilo & Stitch's Lilo is included in the disney Princess???
She has pretty black hair and nice smiling, good personality! I think that Lilo should be the represnative of PRINCESS!!:(

- Jasmine has the best wedding dress
- Aurora's skintone is weird
- Face characters are important, as is talent but age is not. Anne Hathaway will also be my Belle. I am not Ageist. I grew up in the 90's, where twenty-thirty year olds played teenagers. I never complained once. They were very good actors and actresses.
- Belle will never be Hermione Granger and Hermione Granger will never be Belle. Hermione is smarter than Belle. Emma Watson wasn't a good choice to play Belle. Her acting was wooden.