Soy latinoamericano. falto prince Edward of enchanted.

How would I contact you to send some script samples?

Nice.

@@thareelhelloagain I have a email for business offers if that is what you are looking for, it's in my about section.

@@albertocamilomejiaroldan6116 he said no live action

isn’t there a whole short about their marriage?

@@CharlCharl_ yes

Irrc he was captured by the evil queen and had to escape or something

Rubber arms

Great romance

YESSSSSSSS I LOVE TANGLED THE SERIES!! It’s so amazing omgggggg

Lol Cassandra/Rapunzel is better

@@lavenderflowersfall280 I half and half ship them but I ship Rapunzel and Eugene more. I wouldn’t say either couple is better than the other, they’ve both got good points and bad points

Defenetly underrated

Oh my gosh, underrated comment here😂🤣🫠

Plus he was poisoned, cursed and kidnapped a bit...

I know in 10 months late but thats true. Aladdin had to to have a whole musical chase sequence just to steal one loaf of bread, meanwhile Flynn basically commited grand larceny and got away like it was nothing.

he’s fine too 🫡🫡

i love Naveen sm bro, its so sad that hes extremely criminally underrated

Literally this cause on top of that he got looks

Disney's best Prince

That’s what I learned in grade school.

The fact that the movie Pocahontas was even thought of really disturbs me. Anyone who knows the real story should agree.

It would have been better to make up a new fictional princess rather than a real, tragic person.

It sucks that they chose a real person for a Disney animated film, rather than one of the many Native American women in legends.

@@shaobues did anyone notice that John Rolfe looks like Hercules are they one and the same person

yes I'm so excited! I loved Princess and the frog as a kid even though I was 10 when it came out and was starting to grow out of my "disney princess" phase. I've even been to the restaurant that Tiana's character/side of the story was based off of in Louisiana.

Your explanation made me realize that wow... Eric's pretty shallow lmao. If he was MAINLY in it for her voice and even rejected and doubted her because no voice then oof.

@@mosa4302 I know, but the point I wanted to make is that he didn't care about her looks as much as her voice. Which contradicts Ursala's intentional points about how "men only care about a woman's looks"

Actually it's not really shallow in the context of the film. Vocal attraction is a thing in psychology. And he might have gotten with Ariel anyway based on her personality if it wasn't for Ursula getting in the way. Not only did the woman save his life but she also had a wonderful singing voice. There's nothing shallow about wanting to pursue a relationship with the woman who saved your life and has a great singing voice.

@@rosestar1324 Well, that makes me feel better about my comment :)

@@Superlad945 That’s a lot to take in NGL

I grew up with the 90s and 2000s.

How have I never noticed that??? Wow!

My favourite mind-blowing fact to tell people is that Prince Eric has the same VA as the guy who yells “GET BACK HERE SHOCKER! SHOCKEEEEEER!”

Same here! I always like his snark with his horse. (I forget it's name)

The only reason I put him high is because of the dragon fight

Same‼️

I agree with this whole heartedly, Hans is one of the most stupid Disney twist villains (Bellweather and Prof Callahan are #2 and #3) I really wanted the duke of Weaseltown (westleton!) to be the villain

@@emilysmith4213 i dont feel like he is the villain, i mean Elsa even commited more evil deeds than Hans

I think the trolls should've been the villains.

Seriously, I hated how they portrayed Hans as cartoonishly evil. It's just so jarring to have characters with realistic character then this guy with such one-dimensional motivations. It would've been better if Hans genuinely wanted to be a good leader and that having to kill Elsa was a hard choice for him to make. Make him feel even more motivated to kill her after seeing the pain she puts on the people and on Anna. Maybe even have him argue with Elsa, who was ignorantly replying back with 'Oh but I wanna let it go and not care anymore', which in turn made him angry. Y'know, make him look more humane and reasonable.

Yeah and that doesn't excuse why he didn't kiss Anna either. Still a terrible twist villain and I don't think he tells the other guys that they need to capture Elsa to stop the curse but I could be wrong cuz I haven't watched it a second time.

For sure. Giselle is easily a top tier Disney princess. She has a Cinderella esque personality where she is a kind and wholesome person but she also has a great character arc in the movie. She learns that there is a lot more to life than she initially thought and you can see that things she learns early on are things she does end up doing later on. Seeing her learn about how the world and love works is very wholesome and it is executed in such a strong and sweet way. She's also a very talented individual, particularly in her crafting abilities (with the help of animals). She's definitely up there with the greatest Disney Princesses for me. Edward is really good too. He doesn't have as much to do as Giselle but he's overall a very charming and charismatic character. He's a lot of fun and it is really sweet to see him actually do things that Giselle wants, despite those things being alien to him. He wanted to go back to Andalasia but he stayed in New York to go on dates with Giselle because that's what she wanted (even though he didn't even know what dating was prior) and he truly cared for her (and in the end, he does let her go, despite being fixated on her for the rest of the movie). Enchanted in general is a very underrated movie. It is a movie which is a lot better than you would expect considering its premise. I never grew up with the movie but it has recently become one of my favourite Disney movies. Too bad Disenchanted was a rather poor followup which squandered Giselle’s character, among numerous other things.

I love Edward!

Oh yeah Disenchanted really ruined their character development didnt it

Definitely. They absolutely messed up Giselle. So in the first movie, Giselle is naïve but she isn’t outright stupid. She’s in a new world she doesn’t understand so she does whatever feels like the right thing to do in the moment which makes sense. And even then, she still ends up making some good and smart decisions, particularly in the later parts of the movie when she has become more accustomed to the world. In Disenchanted however, Giselle becomes a dumber character who constantly makes dumb decisions. The poor decisions she makes in the movie, whether called out by the movie itself or not, ultimately end up in her casting a spell which nearly destroys her home world and kills her. Giselle has lived on Earth at 10 years at this point yet, she still seems to be oblivious about the world which doesn’t really make sense. It reverses the character development she had in the first movie and makes her a less likeable character, as she’s now unintelligent without the sufficient context or charm to back it up. As well as Giselle’s whimsical charm being removed due to the poor writing, there’s also the fact that the movie just forgets about Giselle’s fashion skills. That was a notable part in the first movie and by the end, Giselle opened a very successful fashion business. That is just completely ignored in Disenchanted outside of a couple of references to Giselle’s creativity. There are times in the movie where her background in fashion could have been used but it’s just gone for some reason. In general, Giselle just feels off outside of the unintelligence. It’s hard to explain and I think it really comes down to the writing but Giselle just doesn’t have that kindness and whimsy she had in the original. She feels more insensitive which can particularly be seen with her relationship with Morgan before the spell. There’s just something off with her. I certainly don’t blame Amy Adams for this, she was doing the best she could with what she was given, it’s just that the script did not do her character justice. And then you have “evil Giselle” who is ultimately the evil stepmother stereotype with no nuance or subtlety. They don’t do anything interesting with the character archetype, they just turn Giselle into the most bland, cliche version of that stereotype you can imagine. It’s interesting in concept but in execution, it is executed in such a basic way, resulting in me not really caring. But yeah, they squandered Giselle and evil Giselle is uninteresting. And as for Edward, he actually made the transition just fine. He was the only character from the original who managed to stay in character and not get significantly dumbed down in terms of his personality. The issue with Edward however is that barely in the movie, only having like 3 scenes. You can cut him out the movie and the story can still function the exact same, especially since Nancy is with him most of the time he’s on screen and she does almost everything. Edward gives Robert a sword and that’s pretty much the only remotely relevant thing he does without Nancy. Edward made the transition ok but he gets nothing to do in the movie which is a real shame. And that’s my take as to why Disenchanted messed these characters up. I could go into more detail about the subject and the movie made many more mistakes both in terms of its plot and characters but I think I’ve gone on for long enough. Enchanted has become one of my favourite Disney movies in recent times and Disenchanted is a huge disappointment for me and I would call it flat out bad. Enchanted did not deserve this but alas, here we are.

​@bigbangbot-SuperSqank yeah I agree the only thing I like about disenchanted is the song let it grow I love how idenl Menzel sings 2 songs with the words let it I'm made that was in the movie and plus while I like Edward and Nancy I really hate how they got married as soon as they fall in love I mean when Giselle and Roger are having a huge time to get to know each other we haven't seen any delevoment between Nancy and Edward making it a forced in ship I wish that Edward met Nancy before Giselle and then Nancy helps Edward find Giselle and then we see some delevoment!

I feel like that particular lyric is the biggest hint to Hans's true intentions.

Agreed, Arthur is just a kid and an orphan his role in society was essentially take order and you'll only ever be a squire so at his age with the added societal norms he's going to be listen to the adult figures in his life rather than giving out commands 😅

Nope. Not an excuse. Disney has many characters around his age act very mature despite their different cultures and circumstances. Plus back in the time period the movie takes place in, teens were the young adults of that time period since back then, people were lucky to grow older than 30s-40s. Plus Snow White was also 14 and she was able to make her own choices despite being raised to be a servant by the Queen

*Princess

Yeah almost all of the princesses marry their princes in the end, but it made sense to have a princess (Rapunzel) enjoy her freedom after being locked in a tower her whole life.

Why though? Elsa didn't see the guy aiming his crossbow, but she's more likely to hear a chandelier cracking as it falls from the ceiling. The Duke's goons want to kill her and so does Hans; they wouldn't spill that Hans visibly let Elsa die.

@@silverscorpio24 Maybe Hans wanted the Duke and his goons to take the fall so he comes across as the one who tried to save her. Really this all comes down to poor story telling.

@@tamakunminnip2117 Yeah it's poor storytelling, including writing events that directly contradict the twist villain's motivations. Hans had a perfect opportunity to let Elsa die, and not even by his own hand, so he can still blame the Duke for her death. By saving her and taking her back to the castle and throwing her in the dungeon he then has to think of an entirely new plan that he can get away with.

@@silverscorpio24 The is my #1 criticism of Frozen and why I will never see it as quality writing.

Again, more reasons why Hans is a stupid twist villain

@Will N very interesting. This could have been due it being so early animation? Or perhaps an priority issue? I think that for snow white the concept was prolonged morning clips and SMASHED them all together to try and make it work.

@Will N that makes sense

An interesting take, I'll definitely have to consider this on my next rewatch of the movie.

@@Superlad945 In a sense, yes. Except if the similar situation happened in Hercules, Phil would've jumped in after Meg and obtain true hero status. Though I don't think the world is ready for Danny DeVito God yet.

Those two are my favorites tbh.

to be honest, Li Shang is Tanjiro of Disney Naveen is Train Heartnet of Disney Flynn is Kirito of Disney Aladdin is Naruto of Disney

A grave mistake, well, inevitably I'm doomed to talk about Frozen 2 in its own video, so I'll make sure to talk about it eventually.

Personally, I don't get the appeal. That was the worst part of that already awful movie for me. I fast-forwarded through it on re-watch.

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy When you eventually make a frozen two review I will, happily enjoy you roasting the grandfather plot line and Elsa’s “ice messaging” Fr tho, frozen two did not live up to the original (even if the first movie had a few problems *ahem cough* Hans *cough cough*

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguycan you do a review on frozen

*Belle My bad

Yes! I absolutely hate it when people say that the beast and Gaston were the same. They totally missed the point of the movie then.

I know right 😂

You probably shouldn't like either then because in reality-the real life pocahontas more then likely married John Rolfe due to her being held for ransom in England and as a political marriage between the Powhatans and the English for trade agreements.

That's Pixar. I'm not sure if it counts.

@@braydengraves4655 According to Disney Merida is a "Disney princess" so they should count as princes. Also Rockotar included Merida in his princess video

I guess that's true, I didn't think about that, but they wouldn't have placed very high anyway, trust me.

Rapunzel _was_ planning to propose to Eugene at one point in the tv series, but her plans to do so got interrupted. So even though he ended up asking her in the end, there's still some modernisms to their ending.

Understandable, but that still was a very odd choice

I'm not necessarily saying he is wrong here, just that he does nothing in the end of the movie.

@@Rockotarthepurplehatguy that's definitely more fair, 100% does nothing at that point.

I'm so glad I'm not the only one to LOVE Phoebus.

@@Cynder024 he's seriously underrated

@@irene6119 You are correct.

Probably, I just hadn't decided when yet.

@@RockotarthepurplehatguyI’d recommend starting after Wish comes out. So we can see how King Magnifico ranks up compared to the other villains

​@@gdplayer8768marking the date on my calendar rn 📅