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Who is the main character of "Aladdin"?
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[quote="AladdinsGenie"]That's because Belle acted like her ideas were superior all the time. She's a little snob :lol:. I'm sorry, but everyone acts as if Belle is this heroine Goddess because she reads and wasn't out to get married, but she really isn't at all. None of them are to be honest. I can't think of a perfect heroine and God forbid if I do. I prefer it this way. Although I do think Mulan was really balanced, which is why she is my favorite heroine outside the "princess" title".There was a lot more realism with her than I've seen in anyone else in a long time. Jane as well. I have no problem with the chicks with attitudes, but...do all of them have to be that way? Haven't we progressed past that enough to have a different type of heroine to use? :lol: Sometimes I wonder just how much ethnicity plays into all that, but I hate bringing race into matters so I don't. It's really easy to play on that "ethnic attitude" stereotype, but I really do think it's a coicidence they are like that being that with the presence of Megara. Her and Esmeralda can totally kick back and be seen downing a few beers talking about life :lol: Yes, that's how I heard her approach was going to be and it isn't being receptive by a lot of the Disney princess fans at all. The closest I'd say we have to that type of character is Jane, but she was loopy :lol:. I am completely for it because I'd love to see how that is going to be played. Having the woman be the comic relief and she isn't some old lady who sits around and cracks witty comics or smart ass remarks? This I HAVE to see. :lol:[/quote]
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Hourglass
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 11:27 am
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Husse wrote:
What was the boy's name?
Corren or something like that.
Husse
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 11:26 am
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What was the boy's name?
Hourglass
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 8:02 am
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Disney Princess wrote:
Hourglass wrote:
ELONQUEY
Eilonwy.
Thank you.
Ariellen
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 10:58 pm
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Hourglass wrote:
ELONQUEY
Eilonwy.
Husse
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 11:32 am
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The ending was VERY silly, but I still got an odd exorcist vibe from the whole thing. Weeeeird.
And I'm not really knocking Pokemon. Even today, I think it's cute, and still play the games from time to time. But, you have to admit, Jim Malone could've done WAAAAY more with the show. Michael Haigney, fortunately, wrote most of the decent episodes.
Syera
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 11:29 am
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Yeah, I thought the premise of Two to Tangle was awesome. It needed help, though. Especially the silly ending.
(You guys've so gotta get more transcripts written so I can enjoy the show, too!)
Hourglass
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 11:23 am
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Husse wrote:
Amen. *Pokemoncoughcough*
The acting wasn't bad, but the writing bites.
It wasn't one of my favorites, even though I did get into the cards...
Husse
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 11:22 am
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Amen. *Pokemoncoughcough*
The acting wasn't bad, but the writing bites.
Hourglass
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 7:41 am
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Husse wrote:
Yep, a lot of "okays" and "rights" and hehehehehehs, to fit the long Jap flap.
It can make or break the show when it comes into English Dub. Something popular in Japan might suck here due to the voice overs.
Husse
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 6:12 am
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Yep, a lot of "okays" and "rights" and hehehehehehs, to fit the long Jap flap.
Hourglass
Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 1:23 pm
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Syera wrote:
You have to fit what you're saying into the mouth movements - AKA flaps - of the anime characters.
Oh, true. Alot of them are still in the Japanese mouth mode...
That's why sometimes when they are dubbed in english, the english voice actors have to elaborate of what they say...
Like instead of "I fight for love"
It would be "I fight for love because it is the only force that can keep us all together!"
Or vice versa.
Syera
Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 12:26 pm
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You have to fit what you're saying into the mouth movements - AKA flaps - of the anime characters.
Hourglass
Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 11:56 am
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Husse wrote:
Yeah, I'd love to do anime. Some of the wackiest characters ever concieved reside there, and I do great little kids. Unfortunately, everyone in that business is WAAAAY more talented than I could ever be, and in anime, you have to live by the flap as well.
I could start by doing minor minor characters and move on up.
What do you mean "live by the flap"?
Husse
Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 11:06 am
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Yeah, I'd love to do anime. Some of the wackiest characters ever concieved reside there, and I do great little kids. Unfortunately, everyone in that business is WAAAAY more talented than I could ever be, and in anime, you have to live by the flap as well.
IRideAladdin'sCarpet
Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 6:38 am
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husse: i freaking love ur avatar!!!
as for the subject on which i'm *supposed* to be conversing about...
i need to get into the biz. just the other day, my mom randomly mentioned it'd be fun to do the voice of an animated character.
"uh, mom, that's only what i've been wishing to do like, my whole life! haven't you heard *any* of my ramblings about doing that?!"
mom:"after constantly hearing about aladdin, i've learned to ignore most of the ramblings"
me:"thanks, mom" <sarcasm
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