What Makes You Cry?
That bit in the Railway Children when Jenny Agutter says "Daddy! My Daddy!". Gets me every time. I am 48 years old.
( , Thu 7 Aug 2014, 14:51)
That bit in the Railway Children when Jenny Agutter says "Daddy! My Daddy!". Gets me every time. I am 48 years old.
( , Thu 7 Aug 2014, 14:51)
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Disney's Frozen
I mean, the plot inconsistencies are a sodding tragedy compared to Disney at its finest.
"My sister has cast a spell of eternal winter" - what, like, at most, four hours ago? You were there remember, and you immediately set off up the mountain on a horse, and here you are. 'Eternal' my arse. Look, she's obviously moody as she just got her first blob-on; give it a few days and she'll be fine. Sorry, you don't agree? What do you think the isolation, and the shame to touch anything, and the fucking great angry ice-monster symbolises? PMT, right. Just don't ask what the ever-present fluffy little white Olaf represents in all this coming-of-age metaphor.
"Here's your new sledge" "Thanks" "Though since it's paid for out of the royal purse everyone else will be paying for it through taxation". "And incidentally, now we've got a queen who can practically piss liquid nitrogen your ice-cutting business is pretty much fucked".
( , Tue 12 Aug 2014, 18:45, 17 replies)
I mean, the plot inconsistencies are a sodding tragedy compared to Disney at its finest.
"My sister has cast a spell of eternal winter" - what, like, at most, four hours ago? You were there remember, and you immediately set off up the mountain on a horse, and here you are. 'Eternal' my arse. Look, she's obviously moody as she just got her first blob-on; give it a few days and she'll be fine. Sorry, you don't agree? What do you think the isolation, and the shame to touch anything, and the fucking great angry ice-monster symbolises? PMT, right. Just don't ask what the ever-present fluffy little white Olaf represents in all this coming-of-age metaphor.
"Here's your new sledge" "Thanks" "Though since it's paid for out of the royal purse everyone else will be paying for it through taxation". "And incidentally, now we've got a queen who can practically piss liquid nitrogen your ice-cutting business is pretty much fucked".
( , Tue 12 Aug 2014, 18:45, 17 replies)
Fairy tales are generally far better structured than this shambles.
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That time I was facefucked by Tinky Winky really did make me cry.
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No, but In The Night Garden
makes me fear for the sanity of the little blue guy cast adrift in that boat and hallucinating the whole thing.
( , Wed 13 Aug 2014, 11:42, closed)
makes me fear for the sanity of the little blue guy cast adrift in that boat and hallucinating the whole thing.
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I thought Frozen was based off of on one of the Grimm collection.
I only watch the bit with the snowman on the beach ... you know ... the bit they've clearly put in as a moment of humour for the parents so they can safely ignore the rest.
( , Tue 12 Aug 2014, 23:28, closed)
I only watch the bit with the snowman on the beach ... you know ... the bit they've clearly put in as a moment of humour for the parents so they can safely ignore the rest.
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Frozen has very little in common with The Snow Queen.
Not sure if it would have been so popular if it started with one if the princesses getting stabbed in the eye with a broken mirror.
( , Wed 13 Aug 2014, 9:10, closed)
Not sure if it would have been so popular if it started with one if the princesses getting stabbed in the eye with a broken mirror.
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It was technically only a tiny bit of dust from a cursed mirror broken a long time earlier.
And anyway, it was a little boy that got it in his eye and went all goth.
( , Wed 13 Aug 2014, 14:46, closed)
And anyway, it was a little boy that got it in his eye and went all goth.
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