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>Disney movie begins
>First 10 min. shows the main character as a kid.
With Frozen I honestly felt like they did it so they could sell more dolls. You have an Elsa doll, an Anna doll, and then you have a child Elsa doll and a child Anna doll.
>>84505735
>Lady and the Tramp
>Lion King
>Hercules
>Tarzan
>Tangled
>Monsters University
>Frozen
>Inside Out
>Zootopia
>Finding Dory
Shit. It wasn't often at first but they're doing it...
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>>84506512
You forgot Princess and the Frog.
Also Bolt does it, but that's easy to miss. Cinderella kind of does it too, but with still images and a narration.
Like I said, I really do think they do it more often now to maximize toy potential.
>>84504771
MAN
Its written on the file-name you dumb fuck.
>>84504771
Batman v Superman: Civil War
>shithumans
>>84502906
Man that's some 90's fucking art.
>>84502917
Cyclops did nothing wrong
I PROMISE TO BE READY TO WEAR THE SCARLET SPIDER
>>84499713
That's pretty good. Source? Game or good cosplay?
I love the original Scarlet Spider outfit, but it WAS very 90s. Somehow, it doesn't look dated anymore using the same sort of materials they are in the MCU.
>>84500786
It's Photoshop
I didnt even mean to make this thread I thought I was responding to the cosplay thread
You know who else thinks this is a regular show thread?
>>84498234my mom
>>84498234MY MOM!
>Confuses complexity for depth: The Writer
Someone get this man a copy of Moby Dick so he can learn what depth is. The story of Moby Dick can take place anywhere and it can be told and retold in 1000 different ways. It speaks to the human condition in a way that transcends cultures & time. It is also a very simple story (A man hunts a whale) imbued with the weight of DEPTH.
Grant Morrison is the OPPOSITE of Melville Every one of his stories is overwrought to the point of ridiculousness. He doesn't 'tell stories'...
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>>84541227
You sound like someone who pretended to read Moby Dick, OP.
I feel like OP is one of those people that love to use the word "relatable" everytime they discuss something.
>>84541227
I agree OP, but you're not going to get much traction here.
