Nitty_Grimes
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
So what’s the next step after Live Action Remakes run out?
Re-makes of the re-makes I assume.
So what’s the next step after Live Action Remakes run out?
Tell me more about authentic mermaids
Man I had no idea adults took this shit so seriously :O
I agree, like I said you'd have to be the biggest most fragile bitch to be offended by *this* of all things, I mean reallyI wonder if perpetually offended will say any white girls cosplaying Ariel after the release of this movie will be called out for "cultural appropriation".
Are you a troll? Authentic to their own Little Mermaid story that they're adapting to live action.
Bruh it's just a children's tale, no need to do that, start with a petition or announce a boycott on Twitter or somethingYou were wrong, we shall now proceed to storm the Disney offices and start murdering their employees.
She looks like you could use her head for dusting
Oh I see now, you perceive yourself as more concerned with the quality of Disney's IP than Disney itself does! That's quite the cross to bear, man. Put that shit on your resume.
Bruh it's just a children's tale, no need to do that, start with a petition or announce a boycott on Twitter or something
Yeah and most of it earlier was just people whining about the hashtag.They already have a tending hashtag about keeping Ariel White... And a Facebook group (or had the FB group)
What are you on about?
You're right. Silly of people to raise a fuss over casting a black girl as a mermaid from a fairy tale. Despite the fact that they've depicted in the animated movie and various merchandise as a white redhead. But hey, she's not real. So no harm done?Hey good for her, lead role in a Disney movie is sure to be a nice boost to her career
I know there can't possibly be actual grown adults that are legitimately upset that an imaginary character from a children's story is a certain skin color.
You would have to be, like, the *biggest* snowflake ever. Like seriously the most fragile bitch ever to be bothered by that lmaooo
You're right. Silly of people to raise a fuss over casting a black girl as a mermaid from a fairy tale. Despite the fact that they've depicted in the animated movie and various merchandise as a white redhead. But hey, she's not real. So no harm done?
You know who else isn't real? T'Challa the Black Panther. Let's cast a white guy to play him. I'm sure there'll be no uproar over that.
And The Little Mermaid was a fairytale written by a Danish author and as someone pointed out in the thread, the story is beloved in Denmark that they erected a statue of her in Copenhagen.bluh bluh bluh his blackness is crucial to his entirely fictional heritage though
And The Little Mermaid was a fairytale written by a Danish author and as someone pointed out in the thread, the story is beloved in Denmark that they erected a statue of her in Copenhagen.
The argument they're using is that she's a fictional character so by all rights she's free game to cast her as a POC. But as I've pointed out, so is T'Challa. Wakanda isn't a real place in Africa and by the laws of adapting from one media to another you can change stuff around. Hell, someone already mentioned The Princess and the Frog and they changed the setting to New Orleans so that the princess is now a black girl.
bluh bluh bluh his blackness is crucial to his entirely fictional heritage though
bro I’m agreeing with you. I’m probably just doing it in a stupid way because I’m exhausted.
They use the “lol wow bunch of manchildren butthurt about a FICTIONALLLLL CHARACTERRRRR” argument until it’s one of their cherished fictional characters, then suddenly race is crucial and must be preserved.
It's like they have double standards or something.bro I’m agreeing with you. I’m probably just doing it in a stupid way because I’m exhausted.
They use the “lol wow bunch of manchildren butthurt about a FICTIONALLLLL CHARACTERRRRR” argument until it’s one of their cherished fictional characters, then suddenly race is crucial and must be preserved.
But it doesn't look like that. From video, it's quite soft. Those are big curls she has. It moves when she's kicking.
You don't seem to be a fan of black hairstyles
Damn dude, this is really getting to you. Is there something specific about it that's russlin' your jimmies or are you just like weirdly passionate about consistency across children's cartoons?
You can admit it's because you're worried that your lifesized Little Mermaid body pillow is no longer authentic. This is a safe space.
I actually specified it was an entire fictional species (ie: a mermaid), not a specific character (ie: T'Challa) but I understand that amongst the people who are genuinely upset over the skin color of a children's story character, reading is not necessarily a strong suit.
LMAO
We at 12 pages now, people still EEEEEERRRRING about it?
Ahh, ya got me. I fuck pillows and don’t know how to read. Twelve pages of discussion and that’s what you get from this thread: everyone who has slightly negative opinions about this must be a cartoon-obsessed manlet virgin. You cracked the code. Gotta go, mom’s bringing my tendies any second now.
And The Little Mermaid was a fairytale written by a Danish author and as someone pointed out in the thread, the story is beloved in Denmark that they erected a statue of her in Copenhagen.
The argument they're using is that she's a fictional character so by all rights she's free game to cast her as a POC. But as I've pointed out, so is T'Challa. Wakanda isn't a real place in Africa and by the laws of adapting from one media to another you can change stuff around. Hell, someone already mentioned The Princess and the Frog and they changed the setting to New Orleans so that the princess is now a black girl.
I can see why people would be annoyed by the casting, due to childhood nostalgia and all that, but this is the kind of thing that should really only piss you off for maybe an hour, then you forgot all about it and continue on with your adult life. If this shit is really getting under your skin to the point of raging, then you need to revaluate yourself a bit.
I have no attachment to Disney, but for the sake of comparison, this would be the equivalent of Jamie Foxx being cast as the new live action He-Man. Yes it would fuck me off, but I'm not going to dwell on it.
Also, yes this girl is has a unique-ish looking face, but I dig that. Calling her ugly is kind of laughable. Not finding her attractive is one thing, but ugly is a big fucking stretch.
One of the best ways to alienate and stir-up resentment and ill-feeling towards someone / a group is to give them preferential treatment at the expense of the others. That's all this constant identity pandering does - it makes the problems it claims to be addressing worse and increases divides and resentment towards the favoured group. Ironically it's a textbook tactic that's been used throughout history to target and vicimise particular groups for political / social gain but because we don't seem to pay attention to history any more people are seemingly oblivious to the risks and consequences of such behaviour.
It's a cheap trick for Disney to score some woke PR points and get a ton of free publicity for the film, but it comes at the expense of creating a greater sense of unfairness, resentment and division. Disney don't care about that cost though because they don't pay it, on the contrary they profit from it as people take ever more polarised positions and are even more easily swayed into purchasing something that reflects their "side". The film could be hot garbage and at this point people will take up their battle lines and go to see it just to show they're woke or just to show they're "not not woke". Brilliant. Evil. But brilliant.
Are you a troll?
Why is Ariel black now?
Open casting for all colors. Halle Bailey won casting.
But it seems most here don't know how that works.
Why would a white role go to a black person? Ariel is white with red hair.
Open casting ... To all colors.
I understood you quite well the first time, thank you very much, why a white, red-haired girl got turned into a black, raven-haired girl? Besides that Disney hates white people, we already established that.
I understood you quite well the first time, thank you very much, why a white, red-haired girl got turned into a black, raven-haired girl? Besides that Disney hates white people, we already established that.
Disney hates white people?
While Disney is RAN by white people...
And they continually cast white people for lead roles in their movies...
There's nothing right about having "open casting" for an established character. Is it that hard to pick a new mermaid name? Like for instance they're making a new Vampire Slayer tv show, but the new (black) lead won't be named Buffy.Open casting for all colors. Halle Bailey won casting.
But it seems most here don't know how that works.
Oh, they are not run by white people, they are run by LEFTists, a whole universe of difference.
Also tell me which role in their movies was best directed for a black person but it went to a white person instead, because I see the opposite happening.
There's nothing right about having "open casting" for an established character. Is it that hard to pick a new mermaid name? Like for instance they're making a new Vampire Slayer tv show, but the new (black) lead won't be named Buffy.
You are providing me with a level of comedy I haven't experienced in this forum in a good long while! Whew boy!
Ok, let's break this down while I'm trying not to laugh more...
Disney is run by money hungry corporate blood suckers. They have no political allegiance. Money is their god. They will do anything to make more of it.
They had an open casting call for girls of all colors to vie for the part of Ariel. Whoever got the part, there would be controversy. Because they sure weren't going the safe route no matter who won the casting!
Also, your second mini-paragraph... Could you rephrase that because it isn't clear to me at all...
Ok, now back to my laughter!
Not gonna happen its always a one way street for far leftists, if you point this out to them they try to distract with insults ala "fragile, who cares, skin color is whatever, racist, blablaba"... these are the same people who would scream literal murder if you had a white person play the main part in black panther 2 for example, of course right now they would deny this claim because they know it wont happen in a million years so its a safe denial... which again kinda proves my point.Also tell me which role in their movies was best directed for a black person but it went to a white person instead, because I see the opposite happening.
Wew boy!
Allow me to post nothing of actual substance!
While attacking you personally!
Person: "It's great that a black woman won the role, the girl can sing! she is perfect - who cares if she is black?"
Same person seconds later; "Well, Sebastian better be voiced by a black person!"