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Someone who knows more than me about this industry please chime in, but there's a spark there that Princess and the Frog was missing (maybe it existed before the film was reworked and lost in production) but you can see that spark in movies like Lilo and Stitch.
When I watched The Emperor's New Groove it was an experience because it was the first time I felt like a movie was playing with me.
Also, I loved Atlantis, but when Treasure Planet came out the year after it was disappointing.
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When I was in school we learned it was because the north had more money from different industries, so they had less of a financial incentive but held that as a point of moral superiority.Indeed, the south is often used as a scapegoat in race relations when the other regions were and are no better. The north may have freed slaves earlier, but freedmen weren't exactly treated well either.
No no, you're right. It is absolutely missing that "something". There's a real thing at the root of what these people call "Disney Magic" but I don't think it's unique to Disney.Princess and the Frog itself also has that feeling to me. It was fine enough as a movie, and I like Tiana and Facilier a lot as characters. It simply felt like it was missing something. Moana did, too. I had merely dismissed it as me getting older or Disney movies just getting duller, so wasn't sure if it was just me or what. It plays too safe, I suppose.
Someone who knows more than me about this industry please chime in, but there's a spark there that Princess and the Frog was missing (maybe it existed before the film was reworked and lost in production) but you can see that spark in movies like Lilo and Stitch.
When I watched The Emperor's New Groove it was an experience because it was the first time I felt like a movie was playing with me.
Also, I loved Atlantis, but when Treasure Planet came out the year after it was disappointing.