I think people are just tired of remakes. It's been an ongoing thing, and not just with Disney. Netflix has been remaking a bunch of sitcoms into something edgier, and DreamWorks is starting to remake "How To Train Your Dragon."
@abdelhak_13
2 ай бұрын
No need to be an expert to know why people hated Rachel. First, she came off as extremely arrogant, to most people she's a young actress who's just starting out and she was talking as if she's this seasoned actor and was helping rewrite the story. Second, while modifying stories slightly is okay, she wanted to erase something fundamental to the original story, and that's love between her and the prince, you can be on whatever side you want, but you can't argue that Snowhite's story isn't fundamentally built on "love". People felt like she wanted to promote the single lifestyle, which many feminists do promote. On top of that, people were already angry at the race change especially when the character is called "Snowhite", which she isn't.
@abdelhak_13
2 ай бұрын
I personally don't care much because I never really wanted to rewatch Snowhite ever again and obviously wouldn't take my kids watch that movie either. Movies are a waste of time to begin with. I'd rather work or be with my family and have fun with them
@raylynne5280
2 ай бұрын
Finally, someone talking about this! I remember people talking about what she said so I looked it up and couldn't find the bad part...? She was honest about not loving the cartoon as a kid and was saying about how she's proud to work on this project because it lines up more with her beliefs. I honestly think it's because she's a young woman who's new to acting, of course no one is going to take her seriously, our society as a whole hates women, especially young and pretty ones 🤷🏻♀️ I can guarantee if an article was published about the new direction they were taking or a man working for the company said the same thing the reaction would have been completely different. But Rachel is young and new to Hollywood, of course she can't be intelligent or have an opinion. And the backlash about more inclusive casting is ridiculous, who cares what they look like? All I care about is that they can embody the essence of the character, the best actress should get it, regardless of what her skin looks like! I'm white and a HUGE Little Mermaid/Ariel fan and I LOVED Halle Bailey as Ariel, I think her facial acting and her voice were perfect for the character, not one single time did I even think about her skin while watching the movie. Now I will say I wish they'd made her hair a bit more red but I think the color they went with was probably the most flattering on her so I understand. But again, our society hates women so of course they're going to tear down anything made specifically for us 😞
@Cyris.C
2 ай бұрын
@@raylynne5280 Yeah, I agree it would've been nice if they made Halle's hair a deeper red, but I think you're right. The lighter color may have flattered her complexion more.
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