You should do Murdoch mystery at least first two season m.imdb.com/title/tt1091909/

next euphoria pleeaassse👙🍷👒🍆💜🌌🎵💅🧚‍♀️🧞‍♀️🎶👾🔮

the cats really are adorable 🥺

Hey Mina, can you do historical accuracy for ride villains from disney parks around the world??? Just a suggestion😊😊😊

My favorite villain is Dr. Facile, who is yours? Also I love your channel and enduring you stand for and speak against and for us inspiring!

Actually, he believes until Infernal. This song was the moment the movie show us that he knew what he will do was bad, but didn’t care

@@MMM-mt6me either way, it’s scary

Cruella too, there are many animals being abusers

the whole thing is still pretyy scary tbh

Wait till you watch anime

honestly a trendsetter

I would say it's pretty accurate, because the movie came out in 1961, so the dresses were fitted but contained the looser waistline that was popular in the 60s. She also had that fancy cigarette holder that could be seen used in the early 60s. Her hair though isn't accurate with the egirl style but was correct in that it predicted the 60s trend of the dark and light dyed hair (though i can be wrong but I see influences of Cruella style in style icon and Warhol superstar, Edie Sedgwick).

@@idontwanttoexist7838 doesn’t it take place in the 40s?

@@averymarcellus4048 isnt her car from the 1920s

I may be wrong, but didn't Melanie Martinez sort of start that trend? On the Voice in 2012, she said that her hair was directly inspired by Cruella de Ville, so technically, Cruella de Ville was responsible in starting the trend.

Haha lmao, that's how I felt too

So valued ( ꈍᴗꈍ)

Doves don't write KZfaq comments

@@Spankington beautiful doves do though

@@chasedelaney nah

And sorry I forgot to say thank you for the video, very well documented with painting and references !!

I was going to comment the same thing.

Oh God I can't IMAGINE, animating normal pattern clothes is hard enough, but THOSE patterns??? Nah.

Yeah i thought the same. Live action and animation costume design must be wholly different in that regard

This is why Jasmine and Cinderella don’t have ears. 🤫

Let’s be real here. VILLAINS are the best part of any franchise

The reason why people enjoy Villians the most is because they are often the ones who push the story along via action. Main character often go along with the world and things just HAPPEN to them. Great stories are able to balance an interesting protagonist and interesting villain.

@@RomanZolanski123 Wen villain as mc exist....

Yes. Very interested to see maleficent and maybe cruella?(not sure how to spell her name). I think cruella dville has such spectacular style

Not to mention the villains always have the best songs too

She’s like the Dolores Umbridge of Disney villains

and then if you watch the stage musical where he returns to being an archdeacon, he is made even more complex and even more frightening. He really is the best villain because he is complex and realistic, and that is why he is so scary.

Another thing that makes him so terrifying is that he *truly* believes that he's a good person, and he *truly* believes he's doing the right thing.

@@AshleyLBH I don’t think she is very scary, she is kinda ridiculous although kinda real and very hateful

This and Gaston!

FRRRR

Frrrrr

same! 😅

I don’t understand 👉👈

@@mariacaavendano6675 lol both of those villains are from fantasy realms, and also very not human. Ursula is an octopus/mermaid/something and scar is a literal lion, so they obviously don’t have clothes to critique

@@kaykeunil aaaaah, okay jaja thanks yeah

@@kaykeunil "Lions in this particular time period wore their manes with a side parting located near the ear. You can't see this anywhere on Scar at all, so I'm going to have to give him a 3/10. The three is for having the correct fur consistency, although coats of that colour weren't popular at the time."

You basically just described Donald Trump 🤔

@@jessicasantos1017 so accurate

So true and even though the song Hellfire is actually terrifying, it is a GREAT song

@@laurenhohnholt7337 Hellfire is one of my favourite songs actually haha. The whole Hunchback of Notre Dame soundtrack (and kinda the whole movie too) is underrated.

What’s xenophobic?

I didn't even think of that until you said something! That honestly makes more sense than just choosing to wear it.

Disney loves queercoding its villians so I thought that might come into it too

yeah i thought it was supposed to be a "haha gay man wears pink shirt"

@@amylicciardello9027 yeah that’s probably the actual reason but I think it’s funnier and more in character to think Hook just can’t do laundry lol

@@zazhands8866 probably, a lot of older villains were queercoded

I hated my button nose too.

Same for me as a Jew. Our type of noses are always on bad guys and goblins

I totally agree! But I will say it bugs me so much when people say that being Greek is synonymous with having a larger nose... my family and many other Greeks I know don’t have this feature. People try to alienate us because of this stereotype bullshit (particularly non Greeks) when we are just as Greek. What I am getting at is that Greeks have so many diverse physical characteristics and I’m not a fan people defining us to a limited number of physical characteristics...

@@Langwidere903 Although they're not Jewish just because they are villains or have big noses. They ain't Jewish if they ain't confirmed to be Jewish. Plus most of these companies have Jewish employees. I can see why some might find that problematic, but the thing is there's no proof that they're Jews. Gothel was based on Cher, who isn't a Jew (she's Albanian, so is it now "Albanophobic"?). Also, these movies have Hebrew dubs, so clearly not every Jew thinks big noses on characters are a problem.

@@finland4ever55 its not the fact that the villains are Jewish bc they're not as you said. Its the fact that the big nose characteristic always present on villains is recognised as a trait commonly found on Jewish people and as a result of it being on villains in movies like Disney's it is seen as a bad trait and villainised. The fact that Hebrew dubs exist says nothing about the audience of the movies but it says that the company made an executive decision to widen their audience as much as possible to have the chance generate more revenue. This decision was probably made not specifically about Hebrew dubs but about dubs in foreign languages in general as English speaking audiences only make up a small part of the worlds population

idk why but front-facing figures on classical vases are lowkey scary

@@RatRatRat yesssss

Oh yes👀

kouri and kores were mainly from the archaic period onwards though. the mycenean/minoan/cycladic civilizations (which all were considered prehistoric and are before the archaic period) didn't have big statues. but sure, if it was placed in classical period Athens, it would make a lot of sense.

Kouroi*

@@Raphael3032 actually, phonetically it's pronounced 'kouri'. greek people tend to write in english as they write in greek. the word in greek is spelled κούροι, where the combination of o and ι make an ee sound. that's the only reason why it's sometimes written like that (and of course it's not pronounced kour-o-i). also kouri is plural, and kouros is singular.

@@BuddingOrchid i honestoy don't know why i grouped the mycenean and minioan with archaic period, youre right about them lacking big sculptures, i also called them kuros because my art history course was in spanish, but thank you for clearing everything up!

Her dress still kills though lol

@@Tori-wt7dy 100%

In Wendy's world that is, in Neverland the time moves differently, thats why the kids don't grow up

@@idlesun1645 Yes, but in the real world its 1909

@@Drowningindisappointment neither of the world wars had even started in 1909? the great war 1914-1918, world war 2 1939-1945

I hope Shan Yu is in Part 2. I just love his rugged nomadic steppe warrior outfit.

She’s one of my favs I always loved her science scenes

@@robonaught oh yes, his design is great as well!

@@bobsburgers8497 she is definitely my fave. And yes they were great! ".... Or, to save on postage, I'll just poison him with this!"

Wrong lever kronk

@Armo Moose It’s not about whether or not it’s true, it’s about a feature that is associated with Ashkenazi Jews. I am Jewish and do not have this nose, but the conceptual idea of Jews having those physical features is extremely pervasive and this reinforces it while also framing them as ugly and evil.

@Armo Moose i'm pretty sure what the dude in the tiktok is saying is that the big nose villain started as a Jewish stereotype and then people kept copying the design trough the decades as a signifier of evil whether meaning to stereotype Jews or not. Basically companies don't care what the stereotype means meanwhile it's recognizable as evil it doesn't matter.

@Carne Guisada Under a rock pretending there's no injustice in the world and everyone's too sensitive, obviously!

@@alita8900 oh, did you do a lunchtime poll?

@Pareidolia Many do care actually. I don't know how you got to that conclusion, maybe you should take some of your own advice and not speak for minorities.

I love your channel!

hi ;-;

Whoa, I just saw you in Be Kind Rewind's comments and now on Mina Le! And I love your channel! Thank you for showing your support to other channels so public! Makes me feel cozy*~

OMG @ModernGurlz! I LOVE your channel!

Hii

Would absolutely love that!

@@hwrgfn7029 no capes!

YES

exactly, like, dr. facilier just has drip. his friends from the other side said crop tops were in.

@@gil5885 Omfg im dying 💀

not 100% sure if it's queer coding. He's dressed almost exactly the same as Baron Samedi in Sugar Hill, which is a classic blaxploitation movie. Seems more likely they'd draw inspiration from that character

Yes! Disney villains are gay af! But that's why they're so iconic and fabulous. Glad someone else noticed

@@mirmanerd101 I didn't know that! thanks for the perspective 💕

Damn. That is a cool fact. I looked it up and you definitely see the resemblance.

Uta's statue is really pretty

It says that she was considered the most beautiful woman of the Middle Ages and I can see why.

OR it could be pink because the "gay men wear pink" thing. probably something like that

its not entirely necessary nowadays, now laundry detergents dont cause colors to bleed (at least after the first few washes!)

Oh, come now. You know Smee was the one doing the laundry...and he'd probably had a few swigs of rum before hand...

@@remwifeyy calm down homophobe.

@@puccipuu1797 im literally- like thats a stereotype??? maybe i shouldve worded it better or something but i put quotation marks??? like what??

ig they thought him being a priest was too spicy so they left him as a judge (even though the rest of the movie is traumatizing 😂😂)

or maybe judge made it so modern ppl would see him as more of an authority figure than a priest idk

@@charlottecomeau1266 ya and i think in lindsey's vid she says tht the Disney movie is more of a remake of a very popular movie version of huntchback, since a lot of the stuff tht was cut out/changed from the movie was also cut out/changed in the Disney version and it kinda does make sense i mean in our modern western cultural a judge/person in government has more power than someone in the church

which video?

@@ennasf9419 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d695itxkucCVlX0.html&ab_channel=LindsayEllis this

I do hate how "historically accurate" artists and critics never mention that.

Same goes for the silhouettes of outfits, the more elaborate the silhouette the more difficult it is to animate.

exactly what I was thinking ! They couldn't draw 10 millions pictures with all these prints and lace and ornaments. It's better if she mentions it. Coz I don't think Disney made such big stupid mistakes by not having any costume designer to sit with them.

Thank you for adding this! I was surprised she didn't discuss it since it seems to have been the major inspiration for Facilier's look.

They get some of the best songs too

I think you're right! I wasn't paying too much attention because I know Hook is definitely not from the 1900s and the movie was released in 1953. But Return to Neverland (the sequel) takes place in 1940, which makes me think that Peter Pan is set in the 1910s (though if that's the case, Mrs. Darling could look a little more historically accurate ;D)

@@gremlita Yeah, I wish there was even more time and budget for these older hand-drawn films (or even for Princess and the Frog) cause then we could get more details in the clothing, especially for Dr. Faucilier's pin striped pants...those would have looked so good! Also I love your videos, I always look forward to the next one!

Since people don’t age in neverland, Hook is likely from the golden age of piracy and not from the movie’s modern time

Yeah I was like “wait isn’t there a ww2 air raid in the sequel?” Lmao

@@gremlita and the sequel took place in one of the world wars, during the blitzreig

Holy shit

Exactly.

And here i was thinking it was like that bc he is poor

@@jellybean1528 nah he G A E

He looks so much like Prince, it was weird

oooh that'd be cool to see! Do you post your art anywhere?

@@liv97497 I have a “professional” instagram account that I’m trying to use more often!! I can post them there when I’m done-it’s @ lisavonwerder :)

hopefully they do one about muslim men too

Perfectly said. I love how they subtly but also explicitly, in a sense, show the hypocrisy of 'religious' leaders. They may look "godly" but the way they live says something else.

Victor Hugo himself?

@@user-ix1rp9ff3p yeahhh

agreed!

I always have seen turn of the century cartoons as examples of antisemitic depictions, never have I been pointed at the obvious that Near Easter/Middle Eastern ethnic feature are still often chosen for villainous characters because ahhhh antisemitism. It’s so disappointing how society hasn’t evolved. People just went back to subliminal antisemitism

YES AGREED-being Jewish it is so frustrating that antisemitism is like never talked about??? Like it’s just a softened up offensive thing that is made fun of all the time so one really cares for and it’s like we don’t matter as much just cause we “blend in” but we are like the black people of religion if that makes any sense.

The awful part is that the these features are so established as villainous that people draw villains with these features not even realizing where it comes from and keep prepetuating them unconsciously

Of course that's not the only awful part but I hope you get my point

nah, dude was reaching...

@@skurinski especially since very obviously Christian Frollo ALSO has a massive prominent nose 💀 While Esmerala has a small semi-button nose and Quasimodo (also g*psy) has a turned up nose

Minoans had insane fashion. Women often bared their breasts yet held them up.

@@ar.6968 That is indeed true! I find them fascinating even from an objective perspective

Island Princess is set in Italy and Pegasus is set in the Netherlands. That's all I can really say.

@@finland4ever55 How can Pegasus be placed in the Netherlands? Their castle is literally built in a canyon-like thing and they are on a mountain passage when they find the cave. There are no mountains like that in the Netherlands. I'm not trying to attack you, but this doesn't make any sense geographically :)

yeah, even those portrayed in media. I watched Sugar Hill a year ago and immediately noticed that Baron Samedi in that movie is dressed almost exactly the same as Dr. Facilier

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@@chickennuggets1990 niiiice

Sure, but that doesn’t mean Hook was from the Edwardian era too! Time moves differently in neverland and it sounds like he’d been there for a little bit.

@@gabaghoul3499 No i’m talking about when she said the part in London takes place in the 1950s which it doesn’t, that’s Edwardian.

@@jackgriffin5757 hmm, maybe she misspoke? Since Disney’s Peter Pan was released in 1953🤷🏻‍♀️

But it does make sense for Peter Pan to be set in the Edwardian Era, since the play was from 1904

YES! That would be such a good video!

It's such a funny movie too hahaha I'm laughing just thinking abt ut

yes, please!

I'd love that!

Yes! I want her to cover more campy films like this.

I was looking to sew if someone said this! He's believed to be an offshoot of mycanean Poseidon. One evidence of this is the story of hades and persephone, where it was Poseidon and Persephone in Mycenean tales

I actually like the disabled coding because it doesn't make disabled people seem weak imho

The thing with Gothel though is she might look like a Jew but she was physically based on Albanian-American singer Cher, and Disney has heroic Jews like Vanellope from Wreck it Ralph and like all Disney movies Tangled has a Hebrew dub.

@@finland4ever55 the point is not that these characters are intended to be Jewish, but they are given stereotypically Jewish features (and remember most of these stories are based on older stories when these tropes about Jews were likely even more widely accepted). The point is not that Disney openly establishes Jewish characters and calls them evil, it's that Disney's depiction of these characters subconsciously pushes the narrative that "Jewish" features are evil features. This does not only make people numb to depictions of antisemitism, but it negatively affects the self esteem of the children who see their features exaggerated/reflected only ever in villains. Tangled is one of my favorite movies, but it does somewhat perpetuate a myth of blood libel, whether intentional or not. As far as Vanellope from Wreck it Ralph, I do not understand why you keep bringing up a character from one recent movie to prove that all the other instances in unrelated movies are not antisemitic. That makes zero sense. Vanellope isn't even Jewish in the movies--she's a video game character voiced by a Jewish actress who awesomely declared that her character was Jewish after the movie came out. And of course disney dubs their movies-- they're a major business trying to make as much money as possible.

Family guy pokes fun of that fact. That’s actually how I trust realized this. In an episode they go Disney style and everyone is singing and happy. Then one of their Jewish characters appears and they all get angry and point him out and kill him. That clicked in me and I was like “wait? Does Disney “not like Jewish people” and then I saw the similarities in their villains

@@QUETI0112 Wait, isn't family guy actually antisemetic?

Yes yes this is a wonderful video idea!

Omg YES! That always bothered me so much