I saw a post where you pick several elements and you make what you want for a Disney Princess. I thought I would do that but with random pickers like color generators, name generations, choice wheels, and stuff with no AI. This is what I got:

Main character/Disney princess/
Signature color: Chestnut brown
Name: Anita
Age: 16
Hair color: Black
Ethnicity: Ivorian
Personality: Competitive, loyal, sarcastic, very curious, and ambitious
Other: Smells like perfume, secretly in love with her best friend, has bad parents

Love interest-
Name: Ryanne
Age: 18 (I redid it until it was a legal age gap)
Hair color: Green
Ethnicity: Palestinian
Personality: Reserved, finds beauty in everything, adaptable, comes across as strict, and put together, detail oriented
Other: Knows many secrets, has a great memory, dabbles in the occult, loves to dance

Villan-
Name: Mariya
Age: 103
Signature color: Green
Hair color: Dark blue
Species: Human
Ethnicity: British
Personality: Laid back, unloving, clean, curious, intenser, and imaginative
Goal: Find out what happened to a family member
Other: Good sense of smell, prone to foot tapping, loves math, and prone to conspiracy theories

Animal side kick-
Species: Dingo
Looks: Like a real dingo including the colors
Name: Brodie
Personality: Reckless, bold, caring

What do you guys think?

Ah, the classic Disney wedding. A beautiful ceremony between a prince and a princess, I think these scenes are neat but I do get that some people have a problem with it. You always see these characters get immediately married despite not knowing each other that well, Prince Charming decided Cinderella was the one for him despite only getting to know her for one night. In his defense though, I get that she was the only one who didn't go to the ball for the sake of potentially marrying royalty and that was something he truly wanted in a wife. Someone who didn't care that he was a prince and loves him for who he is, he wanted someone to connect with emotionally not someone who's in it to become the next queen and have power and wealth. It's not like his dad would've just let him causally get to know Cinderella anyway, he wants those grandkids asap. Phillip and Aurora don't marry in their movie but they are betrothed to each other and will get married once their old enough, they have plenty of time to hang out and become even closer until their wedding day does come. I think these rushed weddings do make sense in the narrative whenever the prince or princess is being pressured into finding a spouse, like Jasmine who hated all her suitors and was only charmed by Aladdin who made her feel like she meant more than a glorified trophy to someone. Another good example of this would be Eric and Vanessa (A.K.A Ursala.) Ursala doesn't really love Eric, she just has to marry him as soon as possible so Ariel doesn't get her kiss, turns back into a mermaid, and can be used to get Triton to fork over his royal status to save her. I like to image that once things were all said and done and Ariel turned human, she did go out with Eric before she had her wedding with him. In conclusion, I understand why these weddings happened the way the did in the narratives. It's to show that the characters live happily ever after and your not supposed to think about it too hard, even though this older trend was pretty weird, it didn't just happen because happy ending. The characters were being forced to find someone to wed so their could be a new king and queen for their kingdoms, it's also something that's being poked fun of now. In "Encanto" Mariano tells Dolores that they should get married immediately after they just became a thing only for Dolores to tell him to slow down.

I feel like Disney has released a few deleted songs or even demos from a large majority of their movies, however, I haven't found any evidence of anything from The Princess and the Frog. Do we know of any deleted songs from The Princess and the Frog that Disney has released or if Disney has any intention to release them for the movie's 15 anniversary?

Who do you think would fit the role of this princess?

And the Day 8 winner is: ✨Lilo✨

We’ve made it to the final day!

An Astronomy Club focuses on important knowledge about space by observing other planets, stars, and moons in the sky.

Day 9: Who would join the Astronomy Club?

Any Disney Princess or Heroine is eligible, but one candidate per post. The most upvoted girlie will be the winner! Also once a winner has been selected she cannot be chosen again!

Okay so I never watched this growing up and only found out about it because of Nostalgia Critic's review of it. Did anyone who watched this like it? I personally don't because they completely doomed everybody in China simply because "tHeY wAnNa fOlLoW tHeIr HeArTs" and didn't join the armies together! Remember how big they were making that threat?! We just have to assume they're still outnumbered and everyone got slaughtered!

I don't like arranged marriages as much as the next person, but in movies like Aladdin, Sleeping Beauty and so forth, that alone is the only stakes involved. This is literally the deaths of millions of people if they don't go through with it! I'm sorry, that's more important! If you had some sort of clever workaround, I would understand, but the movie's not presenting anything like that! And to make it worse, they're all going let tons of families get slaughtered for a guy the princesses have only known for three days?!?"

ARTIST CREDIT:https://www.instagram.com/conor_merriman/p/ChEm8wbMDwk/?hl=en&img_index=1

If you were to create the next animated Disney princess, what would be her…

1. Personality?

2. Animal sidekick(s)?

3. Signature color?

4. Setting?

5. Villain?

6. Plotline?

7. Symbol (such as rose for Belle or flower for Rapunzel)?

8. Motto?

9. Anything else?

P.S. This is not the Disney team looking for ideas

What kind of social media content are the princesses making?

Snow white is one of my FAVORITE fairy tales to adapt into media as the core premise is very easy to modify without it not feeling like it loses the "Snow White" aspect.

So when I first thought of the changes to the movie that everyone was complaining about, I really didn't care. So snow white isn't saved by the prince, I literally have "Snow White with the red hair" manga on my shelf.

But then I saw the promotional material.

Now I want to say one thing Rachel Ziegler is BEAUTIFUL. I think she has some of the best features for Snow White and I actually think she would make a GREAT snow white.

Why did they make her so ugly? It wasn't even Rachel's fault or even just her hair or dress, but in all the promotional material they highlight her sharp jawline, give her a haughty expression or a face of utter confusion. It's like I'm seeing a version of Snow White where they freaky Friday'd her and the evil queen.

Don't get me wrong the costuming (and the hair is a part of costuming) is all wrong for so many reasons, but it felt like they were intentionally making Rachel look less like Snow White and play it off as "Movie accuracy". Cinderella wasn't movie accurate and it was better for the actress. Longer hair would have made Rachel look more youthful and highlight her full cheeks, which would make her look more like snow white.

I decided for the longest time I would not watch the trailer, the promotional material was all I needed to see that I was not going to enjoy looking at this movie.

But my mother was persistent. And something caught my attention on what she said that made me finally watch the movie. "The acting is amazing, but even the bunnies don't look right."

It reminded me of when I was watching the underwater scenes in the live action little mermaid. They looked gross, and it felt awful that Halle was in the middle of it because I LOVE her out of the water. She looks so good on land but a big part of the little mermaid takes place under the sea and it feels like they knew they couldn't make it look good and did Halle a disservice because if you say the movie looks gross Disney can deflect and say "it's not OUR fault you're just racist."

So I sat down and watched the trailer. And mom was right, the acting is amazing, I actually think the story is interesting, and I love how no matter the interpretation of the evil queen they make her one of the hottest Disney villains.

I still will not be seeing this movie. Which sucks because I think I could really LIKE this movie. But it LOOKS ugly. Mom is right, it's not just Rachel, it's not just the costuming, it's not just the dwarves, it's not the acting. Even the bunnies, the turtles, the scenery, the lighting, the birds and the cgi interacting with the real actors. EVERYTHING LOOKS UGLY.

And it SUCKS. Because no one watches something with obvious animation errors, but we have to watch bad cgi? If you see Rachel out of costume she has the perfect face and smile for Snow White, but they couldn't translate that into making Rachel look good? You have decades of animation pioneering but you can't make a realistic bunny to not look AI generated? If you can't make your animals look right, of course you're not going to make your human main character look good. I wish this movie looked good, Rachel and Snow White don't deserve this. And I think the worst part is that this is Disney. Because I truly think this premise of a snow white retelling would work with half the budget and an indie director who was actually passionate about this story and it would probably be a cult classic and a smash hit. But now it just looks like an overly expensive cash grab with no soul and an easy way to deflect is to say "Oh Rachel's skin tone isn't snow white like her name!" (Fun fact, there is a retelling of snow white where she's named snow white because her mother loved the snow, nothing about her skin)