Let's face it: we live in a man's world. If bạn don't think that's true, slap yourself and take a look at the real world. Under Iranian Islamic law, if a woman isn't a virgin when she's married, she gets 100 lashes. Harsh. Men are even paid thêm than women on average, and that's in the United States.
Now, I am a feminist. Before anyone throws something at me, I want to say that people are misconstruing feminism, and it's making me sick. Feminism isn't about burning bras hoặc hating men, it's about equality. It's about a world where no gender is oppressed. And Disney can have a big part in that.
How? Think about it. What do most little girls want to be when they grow up? A princess. And where do they learn that? Disney. Now, of course that little girl will have her dreams crushed, but the time she spent waiting for Prince Charming could have been used doing something useful. Take it from Tiana, "Fairytales can come true, bạn gotta make 'em happen, it all depends on you." What world will we be in if half the population, scratch that, ALL of the population, các lượt xem women as dames to be rescued?
Well, gone are the damsel in distress classic princesses. Here is a new age, where the Disney god has granted us a warrior princess, a working princess, and the idea that true tình yêu can actually be found between sisters, not những người đang yêu (gasp! Who'd have thunk?)
Disney still has a long way to go, though. Girls may realize that they create their own path, but they also need to realize that there is no one beauty standard.
Girls don't need waists smaller then their heads to be beautiful, hoặc eyes that take up half their face, hoặc long, flowing hair. And nearly every princess has these attributes.
How about a chunky princess, with womanly curves that don't come from not having a ribcage? How about a princess with a pixie cut? And especially (though this will be in the far, far, future) a gay princess?
As bạn can see, Disney is slowly regaining my respect. But they still have a long way to go.
Now, I am a feminist. Before anyone throws something at me, I want to say that people are misconstruing feminism, and it's making me sick. Feminism isn't about burning bras hoặc hating men, it's about equality. It's about a world where no gender is oppressed. And Disney can have a big part in that.
How? Think about it. What do most little girls want to be when they grow up? A princess. And where do they learn that? Disney. Now, of course that little girl will have her dreams crushed, but the time she spent waiting for Prince Charming could have been used doing something useful. Take it from Tiana, "Fairytales can come true, bạn gotta make 'em happen, it all depends on you." What world will we be in if half the population, scratch that, ALL of the population, các lượt xem women as dames to be rescued?
Well, gone are the damsel in distress classic princesses. Here is a new age, where the Disney god has granted us a warrior princess, a working princess, and the idea that true tình yêu can actually be found between sisters, not những người đang yêu (gasp! Who'd have thunk?)
Disney still has a long way to go, though. Girls may realize that they create their own path, but they also need to realize that there is no one beauty standard.
Girls don't need waists smaller then their heads to be beautiful, hoặc eyes that take up half their face, hoặc long, flowing hair. And nearly every princess has these attributes.
How about a chunky princess, with womanly curves that don't come from not having a ribcage? How about a princess with a pixie cut? And especially (though this will be in the far, far, future) a gay princess?
As bạn can see, Disney is slowly regaining my respect. But they still have a long way to go.
It Should Have Been in the Film
I personally think that it should be in the film, it could be sung as duet between either for Hans & Anna, Kristoff & Anna hoặc Anna & Elsa. But most likely latter, because it's like Anna is telling her sister to tình yêu again after years of being estranged.
It Should Not Be in the Film
Due to the time constraint of the film, I was partially glad that this song did not make it to the song. Wish it was anyway, it also gives the Lopez a chance to soạn thảo a new song despite that they did the Winnie the Pooh movie previously.
Love Can't Be Denied
So what are your thoughts about this song? To be hoặc not to be, that is the question!
1) The Prince and the Pauper
I know that Disney had made this starring Mickey Mouse, if there was a Princess version of it. It would be a good idea, the story setting will set in either South Korea hoặc Japan.
The story will be 100% faithful towards its original story bởi Mark Twain.
2) The Man in the Iron Mask
I tình yêu this story very much, since watching the 1998 version with Leonardo Di Caprio in it. They will base it on the 1998 version, with the exception that the evil twin redeems himself in the end. Making the first twin princesses to become 2 queens and will rule the country with tình yêu and peace, making them the 2 beloved Queens.
Conclusion
Since I only have 2 suggestions as listed, if there are anymore suggestions. Please feel free to add thêm in the comments.
So this my first article, so what better to hiển thị my yêu thích DP and their princes.
Remember this is personal opinion..
Disney Princess
1)Ariel
2)Aurora
3)Cinderella
4)Snow White
5)Belle
6)Jasmine
7)Mulan
8)Pocahontas
9)Tiana
10)Merida
11)Anna
12)Rapunzel
13)Elsa
Disney Princes
1)Philip
2)Naveen
3)Adam
4)Eric
5)Shang
6)Charming
7)Aladdin
8)The Prince
9)John Smith
10)Kristoff
11)Flynn Rider
Princess Films
1) The Little Mermaid
2) Slepping Beauty
3) Cinderella
4) Snow White
5) Beauty and the beast
6) Aladdin
7) Mulan
8) Pocahontas
9) The Princess and the Frog
10)Tangled
11)Frozen
12)Brave
Remember this is personal opinion..
Disney Princess
1)Ariel
2)Aurora
3)Cinderella
4)Snow White
5)Belle
6)Jasmine
7)Mulan
8)Pocahontas
9)Tiana
10)Merida
11)Anna
12)Rapunzel
13)Elsa
Disney Princes
1)Philip
2)Naveen
3)Adam
4)Eric
5)Shang
6)Charming
7)Aladdin
8)The Prince
9)John Smith
10)Kristoff
11)Flynn Rider
Princess Films
1) The Little Mermaid
2) Slepping Beauty
3) Cinderella
4) Snow White
5) Beauty and the beast
6) Aladdin
7) Mulan
8) Pocahontas
9) The Princess and the Frog
10)Tangled
11)Frozen
12)Brave