This just dawned on me. Aside from Anna and Elsa, what if we had 2 DP's who were sisters, but here's the catch-what if they were TWINS? What do y'all think about that? Personally, I think it'd be pretty cool.

I think Belle and Cinderella are somewhat similar in personality, but Cinderella is a favorite DP of mine and Belle is one of my least favorites.

Ariel was NOT a victim of abuse! I hate when Ariel is demonized, but I also hate when people demonize King Triton. He wasn't sexist towards her or really mean, he acted like a real parent. I saw nothing about him that was sexist. He doesn't hit her, insult her, or anything of any kind of abuse. He just wanted to protect his daughter because he loves her. One of the reasons I love The Little Mermaid so much is because it shows that, while both Ariel and Triton have different views, both also have good intentions, but go about it the wrong way. Triton wants to protect his daughter but does drive her away and let his temper get the best of him. Ariel wants to prove that not all humans are evil and to be part of their world, but no one was forcing her to go to Ursula. They were both at fault with the events that happened in the movie, but in the end, they do end up understanding each other. There is a lot of obvious love between them and they do truly care about each other. It drives me nuts how people find one to basically be an evil monster and yet excuse the other one as guiltless.

I don't care about Pocahontas. I don't care about her history. I don't remember learning about her in school. Not surprising though, the last time I took history lessons in a school setting was 17 years ago. And since then I've been getting my history lessons from movies, books I'm interested in and tv dramas. I find history documentaries a bore unless it's apart of the special features from a movie. I can't watch Pocahontas anymore. I tried to watch it recently and turned it off after twenty minutes. The songs are great and the sunset, colours of the wind, rainbows and mists are beautiful visuals. But otherwise the story is boring. Pocahontas is dull, although I will admit that her hair is beautiful even if the texture is unrealistic and as thin as paper. Pocahontas is clearly a copy of Ariel but perhaps a little bit more mature or strong. I love Ariel so much more! Avatar the movie is like a crossover of Pocahontas, Fern Gully and more. The romance, battle over the land and spirituality is superior to Pocahontas. Fern Gully is second best in my opinion. Making Pocahontas last and the weakest.

Warning: Sensitive Person alert! Please don't flame me!

I'm getting tired of seeing Star Wars and Marvel everywhere...Gah. It's specially telling since i'm not that big a fan of Star Wars, and I hate the MCU (but i like the older Marvel comics, strangely enough).

I love Merida despite her fiery personality and being bad to her mother. She feels sorry in the end and learns from her mistake and misunderstanding which makes her very realistic. Her explosiveness and independence seem very different from the rest of the princesses. In fact, I adore her archery skill and I have a thing for Medieval story.

Rapunzel is overrated
Belle is the best heroine of the original 6

I really get annoyed at everyone making a big deal with movies without poc. Tumblr mainly, but I can't stand it. Call me a racist, but getting upset when white people makes up the main cast is really annoying. It's kind of like the Princess and the Frog thing. Actually when people make a big deal over color at all in Disney movies or anywhere is really annoying. Black, white, Asian or Hispano. I get representation and all but Disney has had plenty of representation with and without color. Big Hero 6 and Mulan are good examples of that! Disney is not going to include poc in every movie, and sometimes they don't even include white people (Mulan anyone?). But you can't claim Disney is being "racist" for this.

I'm not trying to sound racist because I know many people will hate me for this. I don't know if this is an "unpopular" opinion but it's not addressed as often as it should be. Maybe people are afraid, because so am I to hit the post button, but here's my unpopular opinion.

I'm not looking forward to Zootopia. i feel the subject has been done to death, and i also feel it's very childish and dunno, it seems lately that most 3D films seem to be done mostly for the younger audiences. Which isn't bad, but it's just not my thing.

This will slightly contradict the above post, but I have to say it- i love seeing humanized versions of Disney/Pixar characters! Often the designs can be really creative, and I love especially the designs that have a little more thought put into them with the context and all (aka Lion King characters depicted as african tribe members, Gill from Finding Nemo missing an arm...) I dunno I think it's neat and much cooler than gender bending.

I have an interesting history with Merida...So, back when I first saw Brave, in 2012, I really liked her, but back then I was kinda edgy and behaved like a typical internet teen with my angst and glorification of bad attitude and "strong female characters". I also was into Korra and the Avengers- I was consuming new media like mad. I liked Brave for its "strong female characters" and assumed everyone who disliked it was a misogynist (yeah, I was one of THOSE girls *shudder*). My 2012 was pretty much all that way (it was a turbulent year).

I grew up massively in 2013, and most of my interests changed. I began consuming less new media and began disliking things I previously liked. Somebody disliking a female character in my eyes wasn't a misogynist anymore (unless they disliked her for TRULY misogynistic reasons, but simply disliking her wasn't an option). My attitude massively changed and I began to dislike Brave, Merida and characters like her. I thought of her to be a selfish brat and I could not understand how many girls saw her as an empowering role model, for then I saw her as a selfish brat who poisoned her mother just because of a temper tantrum.

But then, in 2014...My opinions massively changed. Alright, I was still conservative and still held some of the same thoughts as in 2013 (so no more edgy teen behavior or glorification of Strong Mary Sues from me), but my thoughts about Brave change. I saw the film again, and while Merida's flaws were noticeable, her good parts also appeared more. Her funny and adventurous side, and the fact that she grows and changes during her story. She felt much more charismatic and realistic in my eyes. She quickly became my favorite princess afterwards.

So...That's much of it. I like my female characters varied, but flawed. And it's really surprising how much your opinion on a character changes when you change the way you think.

Mowgli is so cute!

Seriously, he might be my favorite Disney kid after Hiro.

I think Rapunzel's singing voice is really pretty. It might not be the general, powerhouse, musical theater type voice that most other princesses have, but it has a nice, modern sound to it and I just really like it! (and this is coming from a hardcore theater girl, so I'm not biased!)

I don't actually like Cinderella's iconic ballgown that much. It's a really weird design to me, and that choker and headband are just strange. It looks pretty nice in the movie, but looking closely I find that it's not that beautiful.

Before I came to disney princess club on fanpop, I never really thought of my favorite DP list. I only have some princesses I love and some princesses I don't love. It's very difficult for me to make an ordered list and until now, I haven't figured out my favorite DP list.

I don't think Merida is all that attractive. I know a lot of people will say that's not unpopular, but it seems to be pretty popular here on Fanpop that's beautiful. Her hair is GORGEOUS and she has the most beautiful hair out of all the Disney Princesses in my opinion, plus she has a good and realistic body, but that's it. She's literally baby-faced, I don't mean baby-face as in young looking, I mean her face actually looks like it belongs to a 2-6-month-old baby. She's cute, but she's nothing special looking and definitely the least attractive of all the Disney Princesses. She may look unique but that doesn't mean she's beautiful just because she doesn't look like the typical beautiful girl. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but she looks like a baby that had it's face attached a grown up body. If it wasn't for her hair I don't think people would find her very attractive, I mean, just look at this picture of her I screencaped of her when the animators were constructing her.

I prefer the cookie-cutter look to the unconventional look. I know there have been people saying this isn't unpopular because they've been complaining about the opposite, but that's what makes me see this as unpopular here on Fanpop. Just because someone is unique looking it doesn't mean they're beautiful. I mean, it's one thing to make a character look different and unique, but it's another to go so extreme that they just look weird. I'd MUCH rather look at Ariel than I would Merida! I'd MUCH rather look at Tiana than I would Megara! I'd MUCH rather look at Belle than I would Jane! I'd MUCH rather look at Pocahontas than I would Nani! I'd go on with more examples but I'd just be beating a dead horse. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and I'm not trying to call anyone out or anything, but it seems like people are just tired of the typical beauty look and just want different looks, which is fine, but don't shame traditional beauties.

I'm watching Brave again. I'd forgotten how much this movie put me on edge. Turns out, this is not exactly a fun movie for me, either. It is very taxing to watch, actually. I still identify with Elinor a bit more than I do with Merida. Merida acts sooooo short-sighted. Merida just has this insufferable "I'm-always-irritable" complex. Merida flounces about being rebellious, headstrong, excessively rude, and prone to schadenfreude ( her laughing at the falcon pecking at her father’s scalp is horrid, and so is the fact that she rips her mother’s tapestry in a fit of anger)… Merida has zero self-control. That is not a role model. I like her, but I don’t love her, because it’s deceptively simple. Merida is unkind. I could not be friends with Merida in real life, and neither could Mulan. I just realized while watching Brave, again, that I have a lot of Mulan's sensibilities ( and it matters to me that I honor my own parents and their wishes), and those are traits that are anathema to Merida. Merida would just glare at me for being obedient, disrespect me for showing respect to others like Mulan does, and would make fun of me just for the heck of it. I’ve met people in real life who definitely had Merida’s personality spot on. They weren’t “nice” people, and they usually just picked on me because it was a way to amuse themselves.

Yeah sorry, but the amount of time a character spends on screen has almost nothing to do with how developed, interesting, or important they are to a movie. You could be around for a few scenes and have a ton of influence on how things turn out or you could eat up lots of screen time but the movie wouldn't be changed much if you weren't in it.

I'm thinking of Aurora here, who gets dumped on a lot because she isn't around much, but she drives so much of the plot. And she does have distinctive character traits, both positive and negative; she's not a blank slate at all. Not every aspect of a character's personality has to be spelled out.

I don't get what's with everyone always hating on Brave. I admit there was a time when I didn't like it, but the way some people exaggerate the hatred they have for the movie...As if the movie killed their dog or something. "THE WORST PIXAR MOVIE!!!" "THE WORST DISNEY MOVIE!!" It is flawed and a little clunky at times but not really "rage-inducing" imo. Normally this type of hatred would be given to something like Pocahontas or the like.

TBH this page is much more relaxing and i like saying my confessions here. On places like Disneyconfessions it's always either depressing personal shit or people raging hard for liking this princess, not liking this princess, being a bigot just cause you don't like this one movie, etc etc.

At least here we can discuss things like themes and characters in a more rationalized manner, at least i often think so. Dunno i'm just tired of the name-calling and assumption and those depressing way too personal stories.

I think The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a movie that is both perfectly-rated and underrated at the same time. What do I mean by this? Well, it's clear that it has A LOT of fans and those fans are HARDCORE! I hear people say it's underrated so much and for a long time I didn't know why, since it has such a MASSIVE and passionate fanbase. But recently I do understand why it's considered underrated. It's not that it's underrated with audiences, it's that it's underrated in merchandise and the media. I guess since it was controversial when it came out that Disney has kept the movie out of the spotlight, especially now that it's being hogged by the awful movie Frozen. When you think about it there really aren't a lot of merchandise that's for The Hunchback of Notre Dame. You see merchandise for The Little Mermaid, Cinderella, Beauty and The Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, and ESPECIALLY Frozen. But when was the last time you saw merchandise for The Hunchback of Notre Dame? I don't even recall there being anything for it at Disney World. So it actually is underrated because Disney is refusing to advertise it, just like how they refuse to stop with Frozen, but I've ranted enough about that.

A Kingdom Hearts animated series/anime would have been pretty awesome imo. Stuff would be condensed and easier to understand than the games and it could take cues of humor and good characterization from the manga. It would even get more people into the games.

IDK seems like a wasted opportunity for Disney to not have made that show to its fullest (they originally planned on making the series, but desisted with the idea since they didn't wanna contradict the canon of the games). I guess, since the games already work like a show/movie there's no point in a series, still...

I just made a wall post similar to this, but I feel the need to say it in here, too-when in the hell is Disney EVER gonna get creative again?!? I'm getting kinda tired of them remaking movies they've already made. (A majority of 'em are already successes!) No offense to the people who LIKE the remakes that have already come out, but I just want to see Disney's creative side again.

Whenever I've done polls about comparing a Disney Princess to a modern singer or where they would rank on their best Disney Princess singing voice list, I've always heard "They're too modern." So freaking what? If you don't like their voices for being "too modern" why aren't you complaining about Snow White or Cinderella having voices that are too old fashioned? Yes, I know there are people who think Snow White's voice is too high, but I've seen several defend her saying that was the style back then. So Snow White gets the excuse to her voice is dated because of the style back then, but modern singers are called "too modern?" Just because something is modern doesn't make it bad or not as good as older generations. If the voice isn't your personal taste, that's fine, but saying it's "too modern" just annoys me to no end, especially if you're comparing them to old fashioned voiced that are dated. No offense to anyone.

I wish people would stop hating on Tiana just because she's serious about her work. When people are really committed to what they love, they want to work really hard on it. She especially had to work hard on her restaurant because she was an African American woman living in that time, so she faced some discrimination. Yes, Tiana can be a little rude, but every character has flaws. She doesn't need to be hated on for being serious about her work.

I'm so excited for the Jungle Book remake...At first I was doubting since Disney screwed big time with Alice and Sleeping Beauty, and I didn't want another fave Disney film get mistreated by the remake...But based on the trailer it looks great! I hope it's a big success...I want to be flooded with JB merchandise and appreciation in the fandom. :)

Eh. When people say the following names of each princess, these descriptions come to mind...exclusively based on the personalities of each princess during their screentime. So, at the mere mention of their names, I can't help but draw these conclusions.


When people say Snow White, I think...the bossy and motherly type.

When people say Cinderella, I think...the hard-working, long-suffering, and kind one.

When people say Aurora, I think...the dreamy, beautiful, sleepy girl.

When people say Ariel, I think..the bubbly, impulsive, and sweet-natured mermaid.

When people say Belle, I think...the head-in-the-clouds, small-town snob, who has a big mouth.

When people say Jasmine, I think...the spitfire with a generous side.

When people say Pocahontas, I think...the ambivalent and wistful one.

When people say Mulan, I think...the dedicated, brave, and sacrificial girl.

When people say Tiana, I think...the rude, meddlesome nag.

When people say Rapunzel, I think...the sunny, social-butterfly.

When people say Merida, I think...the courageous but conniving bully.

When people say Anna, I think...the silly, winging-it, younger sister.

When people say Elsa, I think...the reclusive, terror-stricken, older sister.

Belle's looks were more disappointing to me than her prince's. I mean he's called beast, but she's called beauty and I just don't see it. Then again my prettiest is Merida, but I still like conventional beauties like Cinderella, Tiana, and Rapunzel.

Although I love her as a character, I don't see Ariel as gorgeous. I just think her hair is too bright and looks the least real of the DP's hair, her forehead is HUGE...but she is beautiful on the inside.

I'm in the middle of the whole Frozen thing. I love Frozen, but the fans are so rude. They can't admit that Frozen has flaws, they have a hard time grasping the concept that NOT EVERYONE LIKES FROZEN, and they get hurt when people stand up to them. The haters, however aren't that much better there are haters who makes fun of people who likes Frozen. They claim they're "childish" and are stupid for liking Frozen and when someone says they prefer Frozen over another movie, they make a big deal out of it. Like, we know you hate Frozen but no need to rub it in our faces. People who hate Frozen should let people like Frozen and fans should let people hate Frozen. It's called having an opinion people! You can have one and express it freely without name calling and telling people to kill themselves (people take that seriously). I swear the Frozen fandom is like the American presidential election elections sometimes...just less political..sometimes.

I saw Inside Out for the first time on Friday. I've gotta say-it sorta wasn't what I was expecting it to be. One emotion was basically in control of a little girl's life from the time she was born. Yes, I get Joy only wanted Riley to be happy, but she just put all the other emotions on the sidelines, especially Sadness. Anger, Fear, and Disgust only got to work the "control panel", like, how many times, 3? Plus, whenever Sadness would touch a memory, even by accident, I felt like she got looked down on. However, at the end, I liked how Joy changed her ways and let everybody else take control with her. It's a great movie, I like the idea, but there ARE some flaws. But hey, which movie DOESN'T have flaws? (THIS IS JUST MY OPINION.)

I think that Anastasia Tremaine is more beautiful than Merida. Neither one is a conventional beauty, but I think Anastasia has the much better face. Her facial structure is better shaped, she doesn't have the face of a 6-month-old baby, she has better lips, and a MUCH more beautiful smile. Merida is cute, but that's all. She's so baby faced that her head looks like it belongs on an actual baby. Anastasia isn't the prettiest flower in the garden, but she is beautiful in an unconventional way. If it wasn't for her nose and her lines on her face she could be beautiful in a conventional way.

I wish Anna had been nicer to Kristoff and that they'd kissed passionately immediately after the thawing without Kristoff having to ask.

Pocahontas was the best DP movie ever.

It occurs to me, that I most firmly, completely disagree that Ariel is Disney’s worst princess. I’ve ( unapologetically) felt this way for years. (The stance of "Ariel is awful" shows up all over the internet, and under every article mentioning the Disney Princesses, from movie reviews, to polls, to posts on social media). There isn’t “a worst” Disney Princess. Okay? I also completely disagree that Ariel is the only DP who must keep on profusely apologizing for her actions…when all the other DPs make just as many poor decisions as Ariel does--- and yet they don’t receive nearly the level of overt hatred and diatribe that Ariel gets. Are other princesses required to keep on, and keep on apologizing? Are they vilified for their core attributes? It’s hypocritical to just stick the label entirely on Ariel, and keep on demanding a lengthy apology from her, when all the other princesses have done their share of DIRT, too. Belle, the common paragon placed on a pedestal, is the one who tipped off Gaston, and got the beast stabbed in the back. If it weren’t for the enchantress’s curse, Belle would have been simply out of luck, there, and she would be the witness to a murder she inadvertently caused. And Belle DID inadvertently cause the beast’s death. (Notice how this same situation becomes a repeat thing in Pocahontas?) Plenty of other princesses do just as badly as Belle does. As I mentioned, Pocahontas gets Kocoum killed; Jasmine gets Aladdin locked up in prison; Merida changes her mother into a bear in a false attempt to physically change her mother’s mind; Mulan joins the army, gets exposed as a female, and destroys the emperor’s palace; Tiana has only tough love to give to Ray, the firefly, and he gets killed on her watch; Rapunzel gets Eugene stabbed, because he pursues her, etc., etc. Elsa DIDN’T apologize for inducing a blizzard and wreaking havoc on Arendelle, and Ariel DID apologize for endangering Atlantica.
Why should all of the other princesses get a free pass for what they did or failed to do? If you dislike or happen to loathe Ariel, that’s your choice. But stop demanding that Ariel apologize, and apologize, and apologize, and apologize for being herself in her own movie. Other princesses MADE TONS OF MAJOR MISTAKES, and STILL got what they wanted. In the end, who cares why you think Ariel needs to apologize more than every other princess? It only matters to the Ariel fans you get to stick it to, who will defend her tooth and nail if you proceed to go down that path. Ariel doesn’t have to offer a lengthy apology in her own movie. Plenty of princesses (and non-princesses) didn’t offer profuse apologies. Live with it. Despite the high per-capita consensus among Ariel haters that Ariel is soooooooo dang awful… paradoxically, Ariel is STILL one of the most sought after princesses when it comes to Disney merchandise. I find that really odd and amusing, now that I think about it. That's just too weird. Hatred is a huge brotherhood or sisterhood, but so is the fandom and the money-making. (Frozen alone proves this fact to be flat out true). Give the "Ariel needs to apologize more” thing a rest. You’re making a mountain out of a molehill, and this belief REALLY DOESN'T hold up when you watch other Disney Princess movies, and see the slew of other mistakes made by Belle, Cinderella, Snow White, Aurora, Jasmine, Pocahontas, Mulan, Tiana, Rapunzel, and Merida.

I think that Aurora's peasant dress is OVERRATED and ugly! The neckline is too high for my taste, I hate collars, the sleeves look too short and kind of awkward for some reason, and grey is such a horrible color! Of all the colors they could've chosen for her, why grey? It's such a boring and DULL color! As a theatre major in college, I've taken classes that talk about costume designs and how they should represent a character's personality and their situation. Snow White's dress showed what an optimistic, colorful, and childlike innocent character she was. Even with Elsa her clothes represented her because her outfits at first were conservative (Including having her hair in a bun), showing that she had to hide her powers, until her iconic ice dress and letting her hair down that showed she was embracing her powers and no longer cared (even though the writing of her character CLEARLY didn't show that after Let It Go). What does Aurora's grey dress show about her? Grey is used on characters that are supposed to be dull and lifeless. Why didn't they use a color like purple or something? I know a lot of people love her peasant dress, which is fine, but I just think it's ugly! HORRIBLE color and a bad design.

I feel that they are more Elsa's than there are Anna's in this world.

I don't really dislike any of the princesses. Sure, there are princesses that I prefer over others, and I know each princess has flaws, ever since I started relating to Elsa a little more, I like all princesses.

Jasmine and Ariel are not alike AT ALL. When people compare Jasmine to Ariel because they are both headstrong and have sass, it gets me very upset because they are completely different people. I think Ariel is more like Pocahontas instead.

Despite being the older sibling, I always like the younger siblings more, especially Frozen and Big Hero 6. Elsa, although I like her, and have been told I am a lot like her because I have depression and I'm quiet. I don't see much of myself in her as an older sister, and her choices are questionable. Tadashi, however- my opinion on him continues to worsen. He is a good brother, and I wish I could be as good as him, and that's why I still like him. Overall, his character wasn't that good and he was a Gary Stu, kind of. I love Hiro and Anna's personalities, I want to be a sister like Anna and Hiro was such a good character, going from an immature kid and I also relate to him.

I do not feel that Megara and Esmeralda should be a part of the lineup. I love them so much as characters, but a lot of my friends say they should be, and I disagree with that. As much as I hate to admit it, they are not AS popular as Belle, or Ariel, or Cinderella, Mulan, Jas, etc. If they were, I wouldn't be mad about it, but for all those people making petitions about it, it isn't going to do anything.

Belle reminds me of Bella Swan from the Twilight Saga.

I started to think Mulan was a bit overrated here. I know, almost peoples loved her (including me too.) but I never saw anyone told about her flaws, opposited with the others (from Snow until Elsa) who still have flaws. It seems like she's the most perfect of them all, without flaws (seriously?) instead all characters certainly have some flaws.

I think Snow White is GORGEOUS and is one of the top 5 most beautiful Disney Princesses. She looks like such a doll, in fact, she's a porcelain doll. I find it weird that people criticize Snow White's looks and praise The Blue Fairy as a stunning beauty when they look exactly alike. The only real difference is the eye color and hair color. I think both are gorgeous, but I prefer Snow's coloring.

I can't stand why people disliked most of Modern/Revival Era DPs rather than Classic or Renaissance. I think, those DP girls, which their movies were released in 21th century were realistic, unique, independent, and not "damsel in distress" types. Like Tiana who work to achieve her dream, Rapunzel who wants to see the light, Merida who doesn't want to marry and wants to choose her own life, Anna who never give up for her sister, and Elsa who tried to control her power

Merida is not really a well-developed character and is actually pretty poorly done. She acts like a despicable little brat that doesn't want to have responsibilities, wants to do nothing but ride her horse and shoot arrows, throws food she's eaten on the floor for her hardworking servants to pick up, is inconsiderate of others (like almost running over a servant with her horse and making things a lot more difficult for her servants), is a stereotypical tomboy that bashes girly things, doesn't mind that war could break out and others could die because of her ("We'll expect your declarations of war in the morning"), she thinks she has the right to destroy her mother's property and to decide to change who her mother is, she keeps saying it's the Witch's fault and not hers, is promoted as a badass that can take care of herself and will be the one to save the day but is constantly having to be saved and doesn't do anything that badass, her faults are shown as charming, she gets her way in the end too easily, and her redemption is very last minute and rushed. Elinor is the one who goes through a big change and conforms more to Merida's way of life than Merida does Elinor's. I find it hard to believe that three stubborn old men like the three lords would conform to Merida's beliefs so easily. People say she's a better done version of Ariel, but honestly, I find her to be a poorly done version of Ariel.

I'm beginning to love Aurora so much more. As a child, sleeping beauty was one of my favorite bedtime stories. But that love faded away and even though I retained my love for the story (in movie), my love for Aurora wasn't as strong. But these days, I'm liking everything about her - apart from her obvious grace and beauty. I love her playfulness, her hopes for simple love in life, her charming nature, her subtle intelligence, her emotional strength.

I do love Sleeping Beauty, but I don't think the songs in Sleeping Beauty, aside from Once Upon A Dream and I Wonder (Well, this one somewhat), are really all that memorable. Yes, I know the instrumental music is Tchaikovsky, which is fantastic, but the actual songs themselves are absolutely forgettable. No one talks about The Gifts, Hail To The Princess Aurora, Skumps, and the song where the fairies are putting everyone to sleep. Those songs are completely forgettable, even though Tchaikovsky's instrumental music in absolutely incredible!

I don't think Zootopia is as good as everybody praises it to be. The message is good, but I felt it was none too subtle about it, and preachy...And I'm just tired of that damn "OMG THE VILLAIN WAS SOMEBODY ELSE ALL ALONG" plot twist Disney is currently obsessed with.

And Try Everything isn't a good song imo. Shakira has done better.

I'm hoping Moana is better.