That’s exactly what happened and you know it.
I know Aladdin had a bad trailer,but the fact that they released this means that they REALLY wanted to clear the air and get some good will back in the audience’s minds.
So here’s some Frozen 2:
This is probably the best kind of teaser trailer,primarily because it’s actually a teaser that’s showcasing the progression of animation since 2013 instead of spoiling whole points of the movie.
We don’t see too much here other than a lot of action scenes.
Half the trailer was Elsa channeling her chakra freezing her steps to walk on the ocean (which looks absolutely fantastic by the way).
There really isn’t a lot more than that, I just wanted to point out the obvious damage control they’re trying to pull. I mean,it’s not coming out until November. The timing’s too good (or bad?) with the sudden backlash at Will Smith’s stando, and I just found it funny.
As for the anime reviews, well, I suddenly found myself saddled with a bunch of responsibilities. I WILL review them at some point,but it may be at the end of the season,much like I did with Zombieland Saga.
I don’t like watching good anime when I have boring work stuff I have to do. I think these shows deserve my full attention,and I can’t give it that this month. I’m still watching,just not gonna be writing every week about it.
That’s all,thanks for reading guys.
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On a tangentially related note, I find it extremely amusing how seemingly no-one has noticed that this is exactly what EA has just pulled with Apex Legends.
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Don’t worry,Tetris 99 will dethrone Apex Legends soon enough!
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I didn’t pay attention to any trailers, but once I saw that picture of the Will Smith genie the other day, I just facepalmed. Disney seriously needs to stop this live-action remake train and maybe Aladdin could be one nail in the coffin for it to do so.
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Let THAT sink into the sand for a thousand years,right?
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Nice! Hahahaha!
Yeah, seriously. Granted, it’s not just a Disney problem, but the fact that so many remakes are being churned out by all the major studios is quite annoying and shows a severe lack of originality going on. It’s like the movie companies are saying “Hey, we know you know or like this or that movie, so you’re going to watch it anyway.” is some form of complacent smug cynicism.
I found out that they’re making a live action Lady and the Tramp of all things which made me shake my head. Shoot, why not make a live action Aristocats or Oliver and Company while you’re at it, don’t ya [sarcasm mode].
I know one thing I’ll do to avoid one particular upcoming remake is to watch and review the 2009 Jungle Emperor Leo remake by Goro Taniguchi (Code Geass, Planetes, ID-0) since that IP does involve the original king even though Disney won’t admit it. Hahaha!
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Actually,have you checked out my post before this? I also talk about what you’re talking about there for a bit,that’s also kinda where my response to this would be.
https://carnivorouslreviews.wordpress.com/2019/02/12/aladdins-bizarre-adventure-a-short-introspective-on-disney-live-action-remakes/
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I just checked out your post and left a long comment about it. I do think it’s cool we agree on some of those points about the remake trend.
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I don’t know why Frozen 2 would get people excited though. Thinking about every other Disney Princess movie sequel ever, they have all sucked. They put the characters back together for some contrived plot that never particularly entertains. Honestly, this has me raising my eyebrow more than a live action Aladdin because sequel to popular franchise always screams cash grab rather than an actually decent movie.
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Yes,but people loved Frozen and their excitement will override the fact that this is quite literally the first time Disney is putting out a sequel for a Princess movie that isn’t straight to DVD.
No doubt it’s a cash grab,but unlike the other sequels,this one has a budget,and at that much at least shows they have a semblance of care put into this.
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Some semblance of care or cynicism that hype will over-rule common sense when it comes to box office takings.
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See Suicide Squad for an example,lol
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Oh yes. I still haven’t gotten more than twenty minutes into that movie to be honest. I just couldn’t.
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I expected no less from Disney, though since I didn’t like the original Frozen it just added fuel to the fire for me XD. I groan at the idea of another Frozen since this decade of animated movies from them has been weak for me. Other than Wreck It Ralph, the other I have seen were either uninspired, or just missed the mark. I’m hoping the live action Aladin is a enjoyable trainwreck at least.
I get the same way when discussing stuff with people. If something offline gets bothersome my mind is not entirely there. It enters into some other realm when I don’t want it too.
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It definitely felt very okay,nothing in recent years from Disney-Disney has wowed me, but Pixar still has Inside Out and Coco,so I can’t count them out yet.
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I love the Will Smith/JoJo’s crossovers. I expect these are going to be the only good to come out of this mess.
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Memes are always the best thing to come out of anything
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I’ll be true, I don’t care about how bad a trailer is so I will see both of them and then only could say that they were good or not. But yeah the trailer of Aladin looks kinda … bad but still let’s hope for the best…
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I feel the same way if I REALLY want something to succeed,but I honestly don’t care enough to watch them as they come out.
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