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14 Dec 2010, 11:43 am

Cinderella
Sleeping Beauty
Snow White
Beauty and the Beast
Little Mermaid

Bonus points if you can name all 7 dwarfs and all the princes' names.



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14 Dec 2010, 11:56 am

I might be remembering this wrong, so feel free to correct me.

Cinderella. A hot girl is enslaved by jealous semi-sisters and their mum. She gets to go to a fancy ball and meets a nice prince who eventually enslaves her instead.

Sleeping Beauty. There's some hot girl asleep in a forest who gets woken up when some prince sexually assaults her. I think he enslaves her.

Snow White. A hot girl goes to live with some dwarves in order to escape the jealousy of her step mammy, who is also quite hot, but getting on a bit. Eventually a prince enslaves her.

Beauty and the beast. There's a hot girl and a French candlestick and some stuff, I didn't watch this one too closely.

Little Mermaid. Something about mermaids. There's a hot female one, but I don't know if I should write that, because she's part fish, and I don't know if it's legal to fancy fish people.


The dwarves are (to the best of my knowledge) called; Dinky, Slurpy, Dropsy, Dipsy, Tinky, La La, and Po.


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14 Dec 2010, 1:30 pm

Speaking of Disney - a couple of weeks ago I had a dream that Disney made a movie on Eva Braun participating in a casting for a life partner of Hitler. The casting followed the "Blind Date" formula and Eva was wearing a vase on her head.



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14 Dec 2010, 1:31 pm

Very little. Disney is utter crap.



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14 Dec 2010, 1:31 pm

I've seen all those movies listed more than once, so I know the storyline for each movie pretty well. If only I felt like writing it all down, though. :roll:

The names of the seven dwarfs are:

Doc, Happy, Sneezy, Grumpy, Bashful, Dopey, and Sleepy

The princes' names are:

Charming, Phillip, and Eric. The princes from Snow White and Beauty and the Beast don't seem to have names.



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14 Dec 2010, 6:07 pm

Descartes wrote:
I've seen all those movies listed more than once, so I know the storyline for each movie pretty well. If only I felt like writing it all down, though. :roll:

The names of the seven dwarfs are:

Doc, Happy, Sneezy, Grumpy, Bashful, Dopey, and Sleepy

The princes' names are:

Charming (snow white), Phillip (Cinderella), and Eric (The Little Mermaid). The princes from Snow White and Beauty and the Beast don't seem to have names.


i thought one of the prince's names was stephan,
or perhaps i'm thinking of one of the kings :? .
Perhaps in Sleeping Beauty? As the rest seem duly accounted for


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14 Dec 2010, 7:52 pm

Moog wrote:
Little Mermaid. Something about mermaids. There's a hot female one, but I don't know if I should write that, because she's part fish, and I don't know if it's legal to fancy fish people.


I looked into this and it's legal provided the human part is not a direct relative or cousin and[i] the fish is a real fish, not an animal fish. For example a tiger shark or a seahorse. I believe Ariel was half marlin so that part passes.

Moog wrote:
The dwarves are (to the best of my knowledge) called; Dinky, Slurpy, Dropsy, Dipsy, Tinky, La La, and Po.


haha :lmao: This was a later episode when Snow White ate some mushrooms she found on the forest floor. Public television influenced how she saw the dwarves.



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14 Dec 2010, 8:55 pm

Moog wrote:
Sleeping Beauty. There's some hot girl asleep in a forest who gets woken up when some prince sexually assaults her. I think he enslaves her.


Fun post, Moog! Regarding sleeping beauty, I think it was in the Middle Ages that the story actually did involve a prince (or 2) having sex with her while she slept. I think she even had a child from it, but she slept through it all.



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14 Dec 2010, 9:00 pm

Seanmw wrote:
i thought one of the prince's names was stephan,
or perhaps i'm thinking of one of the kings :? .
Perhaps in Sleeping Beauty? As the rest seem duly accounted for


Stephan was one of the kings in Sleeping Beauty. He was Aurora's father.



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14 Dec 2010, 10:53 pm

All of those stories are classical fairy tales stolen by Disney.

Why is it that in ALL the Disney movies there has to be a smartass sidekick creature who talks with a Caribbean accent?



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15 Dec 2010, 12:16 am

Wombat wrote:
All of those stories are classical fairy tales stolen by Disney.

Why is it that in ALL the Disney movies there has to be a smartass sidekick creature who talks with a Caribbean accent?


Because they want to ruin everything serious about the movie by introducing stupid, unnecessary comic relief characters to appeal to younger children.

That's the part I hated most about the Disney Renaissance. At least during the golden age of Disney animation the comic relief character(s) actually had a relevant purpose in the plot.



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15 Dec 2010, 12:36 am

Dalton_Man321 wrote:
That's the part I hated most about the Disney Renaissance. At least during the golden age of Disney animation the comic relief character(s) actually had a relevant purpose in the plot.


When Walt Disney was still alive he insisted on quality no matter what it cost.
After his death it is all about money and profit.



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15 Dec 2010, 1:07 am

Yeah exactly. That's what happens when greed takes over a once-legit animation studio.

And I also wish Don Bluth would make more movies. I love his animation style. He has achieved a near-perfect balance of animation detail and fluidity.



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17 Dec 2010, 9:13 am

I used to know the stories but they got changed over time. Those characters were quite different in Shrek than in the original movies


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