What’s actually sad is that kids are gonna grow up with the remakes and not the originals

Former fans: Let it go Disney. It's time we let the past behind us. Disney: I'll never let it go!

Mulan was a movie I was OBSESSED with when I was a kid, to see the way they’ve butchered her in the live-action broke my heart. After that, I never bothered with another live-action

10 bucks says, they’ll do a live action remake of Toy Story before 2030.

My biggest problem? The color. All of them are devoid of it. Dumbo is the biggest example. So is Beauty And The Beast. The lack of color just adds to their soullessness.

I figured it out. They made ariel remake black and so different from the original in order cause controversy and nothing more in hopes to gain more attention and views because their live remakes have been doing poorly but they never stop to ask themselves the real reason why.

Alice in Wonderland and Christopher Robin aren’t really remakes. Alice is really just another adaptation but Burtonized, and Christopher Robin is just an interesting concept that was well done.

Tim Burton's Alice films and Christopher Robin are what Disney should be doing when making a live action adoption of their properties. TELLING A NEW STORY WITH THESE CHARACTERS! NOT JUST TELLING THE SAME STORY BUT ThIs TiMe It'S lIvE aCtIoN!!!

I’ll never forgive Disney for ruining Mulan, one of my most favorite princesses, yet they’re about to ruin one of the most prettiest princesses from the classics.

Most of the live action movies aren’t good, but I do want to give a shout out to live action Cinderella. I think Cinderella actually benefits from the live action expansions and character development.

I remember basically praying that Beauty and The Beast, and Aladdin, two of my favorite Disney Princess movies didn’t get live action adaptations, but they did. And it felt like Disney did everything in their power to ruin them for me.

Maleficent remake gives me a lot of nostalgia. I never seen original tho. I heard that biggest change was subversion of a trope that Witch is a villan. It wasn't perfect but definitely had some magic in it.

with Live action Aladdin, Will Smith actually said that he didn't really want to take Robin Williams original role, also for the credits, he has his own remix of friend like me :]

I feel like disney has completely forgotten what it is: an ANIMATION studio. I get that movie styles change but they should leave the heavy cgi to other studios and go back to making original, well told, animated stories. I go to see a Disney film to see worlds and characters that aren't bound by our rules of reality and their live action stuff just doesn't do that as well as animation

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May I ask how Disney is still making so much money off of these remakes? I get that some people may like them but most people I know have stopped bothering to watch them.

Miczilla gives a heart-felt speech about what Disney should be doing to be great again. Disney: I'll ignore that.

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I'm glad the rotten tomatoes for Mulan is less now. It was originally 91%.

Halle Bailey could be a great Ariel, but the new Little Mermaid was doomed to be "yet another live-action Disney remake that SUCKS" the minute Melissa McCarthy was (mis)cast as Ursula. I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for 1940's Pinocchio, thanks largely to the songs and to Walter Catlett's roguish, charismatic "Honest John." But purely in terms of film quality, I think you're right: Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio does manage to surpass it. It tells a deeper and more compelling story.

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I will say that to add facial expressions to animals that don’t normally show those emotions is EXTREMELY hard. You have to give them expressions they don’t normally have while trying to make it look realistic. The chronicles of narnia struggled with that in the first 2 movies. Like how do you make a lion look sad?! But they managed to do it. But it’s very hard and I’m sure they tried their best. That’s about as much credit I’ll give disney.

If I remember correctly, Maleficent is one of the few remakes that doesn't copy the source material bar for bar. I can't say if it was good or not mind you, but it tried something different.

The sad thing is that grown ups watch the remakes, because they tgink tgey are too "mature" for animation. And Disney just uses this issue

I recently watched Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. Late to the party, I know, but one of the things that struck me about the film is how much the backgrounds, lighting and colors impact the emotional weight of the scenes. Like in the scene where Puss first meets the wolf. The dark grays and browns with Puss sitting at the bar as the brightest object jr screen that immediately draws your attention. Then the wolf appears next to him reflected in the mirror behind the bar and you immediately know he's tiny and vulnerable and the wolf is up to no good before a single word has passed between the two. Scenes like this can only be effectively portrayed in animation and the animated original Disney films are also full of them. Think how much the volcano setting added to Be Prepared in The Lion King and the live action version just has the characters basically standing around.

I miss 2D animation so much. I was a big Batman, Nightcrawler & X-Men the Animated series fan growing up. The story of mutants was universally relatable. Captain Planet. Thundercats, He-man, Spawn was so awesome and the entire world around him is so unique. It's such a creative range of character's, creatures, unique, weird, macabre things. I loved how things used to not be afraid to embrace difficult situations, odd things, eerie things. Good stories used to be told, in very creative intelligent ways. Nowadays everything is this cheap cop out shallow live action version nonsense. I miss the Era of creativity, of animated series, of things that made us utilize our intelligence and what makes us human that connects us to any character no matter what kind of character, creature, specie's they are. There is so many stories we could be telling and art that we could be creating but we are treating our entire audience like they are 2 yr olds that just need shiney keys waved in front of their face for entertainment.. But at the end of the day it's a very shallow cheap way to entertain... That's how I look at a lot of modern day media. ~~~~~~~~ I sincerely don't think kids who are younger than 20 understand just how open-minded & creative the 90's were. I was born in 1989 & I had a very diverse range of friends. The media, commercials, movies, TV shows were all Genuinely diverse and well made. Man I miss that era and I don't get how we have actually went BACKWARDS. Video games, animated series, TV shows, movies, things to do, everything was just so awesome and creative and people were real. I hope we reconnect with that.

Actually in the beginning, the remakes didn't start with Tim Burton's Alice, it began with the 1994 Jungle Book movie, then ended after the live action 101 Dalmatians movies featuring Glenn Close as Cruella. But Disney brought the remakes back in the early 2010s tho.

"Pinocchio himself looks like doo doo". Pretty much sums up the live-action remake of this movie.

You know... I GUARANTEE YOU if they remade the Disney classics by keeping the stories exactly the same but reanimated them with the same quality and style of Spider-verse or Puss in Boots, people would probably love them.

No mention of the Jungle book? That one is a certified classic. It's the only reason I believed they could do Lion King right until they didn't

It is pretty clear that Disney doesn't really give two dumps about their audience, but rather pander them into watching these cash grabs of remakes. And they said the remakes are to "reinvent them for the next generation". If you want these stories told to the next generation, just go buy a DVD, Blu-Ray, VHS, or whatever of the original films. Kids need to be cultured, dang it! *CULTURED!*

The funniest problem with these movies is that... they all aren't live action action. They're live-action animated films. Hell! Lion King (2019) is nearly fully animated. The only thing that isn't animated is the sunrise in the VERY beginning. That's it. It's realistically animated, not live action. And doing so I believe discredits the animators that worked on it.

I heard about the strange world six months before it came out and forgot about it until it released

That's accurate. The classics and animation have so much magic and it's especially true for the Lion King. If I want to watch a realistic story about lions, I won't watch a live action CGI Lion King movie, I would just watch a documentary on National Geographic 🤷🏾‍♂️.

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You also forgot they made a live version of Kim Possible which I'm baffled they made something like this

I love this video and you make really great points, as much as I like cinderella 2015 and Christopher Robin, the others don’t make it as magical and sometimes it feels like they don’t even try to make it good.

"You can't top pigs with pigs." -Walt Disney

And the sin is, they could work, they have potential to work. Not as reboots of the originals but as original retellings of those same stories. Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, the Little Mermaid, theyve all had films about them before and you can make new and very interesting live action films about them while pushing new artistic grounds, something which Disney had once been famous for.

The biggest fault why these remakes happens is because Disney owns waaaay too many properties to be able to focus on only one. That’s why they keep coming, they don’t have the time to come up with ideas for originals anymore.

Disney is just allergic to animation. Plain, and simple. It's A shame the former animators had no spine to protest against the live action train wrecks.

can we all collectively agree that the best live action remake that disney did is cinderella back in 2015

Hey hun ☺️ I'm glad ur latest video popped off, you deserve it and make great videos! If you liked Cruella, i think you'd love Maleficent! It's got its own story and doesn't feel like the rest of the live action slogs. THANK YOU SO MUCH for pronouncing Guillermo del Toro's name correctly! I've sadly gotten used to the way the majority say it that I actually had to rewind when u said it and be like "...no way" I know it's no big deal, but it's nice as a brown person when things are correctly said. Hope ur doing ok, keep up the good work hun 💞

The only live-action Disney movie I actually inherently enjoyed was Cinderella. I didn't watch the original as much because I despised the mice and the 2015 remake allowed me to finally appreciate the characters and expound upon elements that weren't really explored. A bunch of Disney remakes is unnecessary because the originals are perfect but Cinderella is a case where it had some room to grow and change and Kenneth Branagh was able to capture that magic. I hope people stop falling for nostalgia (which Hollywood loves these days) and go see an original film with original stories.

As someone that’s watched almost all of the remakes, I will say that the two Maleficent movies were actually amazing in my opinion! Most of these films tried to move away from the source material, but not toooo far away as to create an entirely different story. But that’s where they lost a lot of the charm. With the Maleficent films, they changed them so much that you could see there was actually that same passion for story telling as they had in the 90s! I felt the same thing about the Alice In Wonderland films! And then you have Cinderella. They kept things more faithful to the original film and it works! Aladdin, Beauty And The Beast, The Lion King, Dumbo, Pinocchio, etc. They tried way to hard to modernize aspects of the films that they sacrificed how those aspects worked. And we’re already seeing this with the new Peter Pan movie. And we might possibly see that with The Little Mermaid (although, nothing’s stood out to me thus far that would indicate it, but ya never know). My point is, the early to mid 2010s showed Disney actually making an effort with these films! Late 2010s to present is just Disney pandering to the general public with identity marketing and not actually using those changes to make a better movie. And it sucks because Disney/Pixar has given us Moana, Coco, Encanto, Turning Red and so many other amazing films during this time period. So, it’s not like they’re incapable of making bad films. They just seem to really be going for guaranteed box office successes.

As Arin from Game Grumps once said, "You know when you have one of those moments where you're like, I guess I just don't care any more." This perfectly describes how I feel about Disney these days.

Anyone remember the 101 Dalmatian remake in the 90's? It was actually entertaining. Far better than any of their other remakes.

All i know is that when i saw their announcement in that the princess and the frog ws going to be the last true 2d animated film, i cried. 2d animation is what we want and crav, and while adding some 3d elements isn't necessarily bad, Live Action films do not hit the same whatsoever. it lost it's unique spark and touch that comes from the art of animaiton. I hope some of the new generation that want to becoma part of Disney push for animation to thrive again. :(

Damn it Disney!! You used to be sooo good!! Can we go back to those days, please?

Totaly agree but the jungle book live action is actually very good (in my opinion)

I maybe alone in enjoying SOME of the remakes. This maybe because I never really grew up on the original films as a kid, but I did enjoy some of them. Cruella and Maleficent are definitely my favourites, and I like that they actually tried to be creative. I did like Aladdin remake too, and the new songs. But that's about it. The rest are just copies of the originals just to make money....and you can understand why Disney keeps doing them; the lion King remake is their best movie for box office success, and Beauty and The Beast is up there too I'm pretty sure. Disney won't stop until these remakes stop making money.

No mention of the Jungle Book? I grew up with the original animated movie, but I still loved the live-action adaptation. I'd say it's one of the few good ones. Original was fun and goofy, this one was deeper and more mature, which actually worked really well with the live action look.

Unpopular opinion. Dumbo live action is actually good (about how they portralled dumbo's energy)

The only ones I liked were Maleficent and Christopher Robin. Because they weren’t just remakes, they were different stories

If they decide to do a Disney live action remake of Tarzan then they should make it 2 hours and 42 minutes long so it will have enough action and adventure in it and it would also be a musical as well. That way all the characters can sing their own songs. I would also throw in a Disney live action version of Queen La from Disney’s Legend of Tarzan series in this movie and have her be played by Estelle. The main antagonist in this film would be Queen La the second one would be her pet leopard 🐆 Sabor and the third and final one would be Clayton.

I'm kinda curious about your opinions on the Cinderella and Beauty and The Beast Live Action Remakes

Disney animated movies are like meals at a restaurant and the live action remakes are the leftovers put in a microwave.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie will forever beat ANY live-action Disney movie.

I prefer animation because it has a lot more freedom in what it can present. From an Artistic perspective, it's literally the best choice. Live Action movies only beat animation when it comes to acting. No 3D/2D animated character can ever match the detail of Joseph Morgan (klaus Michaelson) shedding a tear

The remakes just feel so cheep now. Like no love is put into them. It hurts me as someone who grew up with Disney and their original movies. I miss that era.

Cinderella 2015 is still above most of the remakes for me. Even if it wasn't under Disney it could have been a great stand alone film. Unlike the other retellings, it adds twists and turns and makes every moment just imapctful for me at least.

The reason these don’t work is simple. You cannot make things that happen in 2d animation look realistic in 3d let alone give off the same energy. Think about every single scene in the animated where there was a lot of emotion; scary moments, sad moments even happy moments. The entire ENTIRE color scheme of the whole scene including background changed. In 3d you cannot make the world turn black and blue for sad scenes for example. Also the expression in animation includes body “contortion” if you will the scene show here where Iago slams into a wall and turns into a pancake, you can’t get that in real life, think tom and jerry the exaggerated animation isn’t possible in 3d. So 3d will always ALWAYS look boring compared to the animated, because it is simply impossible to give the same energy, emotion and exaggeration into “real life”.

Disney animated Movies in the past were just beautiful to look at and everything was good to! Especially the performance. Then on the other hand the lifeless CGI Barf of Live Action Remakes that truly end up well terrible.

But the jungle book was good

I was vibing with “Won’t say I’m in love” song in the background. Like that is my childhood favorite music

Honestly the only thing that should be adapted to live action were the broadway musicals. Those were better, and enough.

The only Snow White live action movie I will ever watch and not done by Disney is called Snow White: A Tale of Terror. I love it.

They should just do a live action remake of Home on the Range just to piss everyone off.

If Disney wants to do more live action movies, stick with Pirates of the Caribbean. Or make new original live action movies like they did in the 1990s and the 2000s. Or make a movie based on a Disney Channel original show and movie. We haven’t had one since Hannah Montana The Movie and High School Musical 3: Senior Year.

I can’t stress it enough, they need to snap out of this remaking phase and start to actually make new original stories into films, or soon enough their company name will no longer stand for one of the best cartoon film maker in the business, and it will only live of its own merch, I’m so serious, I already think of them less

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Are the Pinocchio movie on Netflix is good. watched it when it came out and it was good. I think that if they promoted it better, It would get more attraction.

This is why these movies are considered classics. They deserve to be left alone and not be rebooted for no reason at all, except money and marketing

Basically this live version Disney remake all started back in 1994 with a movie called The Jungle Book and basically wanting to do it again in 2010 and basically all went downhill from there

Bro i don't even want to imagine a "Lilo and Stitch" live action remake 💀

Lion King live action version can't even count as a live action, there's no human beings except for the voice actors that are voicing those CGI animals, and those CGI animals, while looking realistic in their own right, have literally no life in their eyes like the original animated version did. I understand it is hard to find an actor or actress that looks exactly like the original animated version, have a great singing voice, and great at acting out the emotions that were presented in the original animations, but I do feel that I'm robbed by Disney, they tried to make changes to their own original characters that people accepted and don't have a problem grew up watching them as the way they were. And in those live action remakes, they cut out the songs that were necessary in the animation medium and necessary for the plot to move forward because they think it will work better. Like in The Little Mermaid and the scene that took place in the lagoon with the song "kiss the girl". For me, growing up watching the scene in the lagoon is one of the most romantic animated scenes I've ever seen and one of my favorite scenes, and "kiss the girl" is one of my favorite Disney songs. Those animators back in those days know how to make the magic and love and romance show in the animations, I've seen stage shows of Disney's The Little Mermaid, and those are far better than the remake version that Disney made, I really see the respect for Disney's original characters in those stage shows, and then I look at Disney's version and they just suck. I also feel like during the renaissance era and before the renaissance era, those animators just know how romance and magic works in animations. But today, with their remakes of the original version of their animations, live actions, and somehow-we-have-to-show-the-world-we're-not-racist attitude, constant race swapping, changing the original songs and message that they wanted to send in those animations, the magic and romance and love just vanished from the original version. The Little Mermaid was my entire childhood, I've been watching it since I was 6 years old, and I still love it just as much as I did now that I'm an adult. But their live action remakes really make me ask did they ever watch the animations they made, because I can promise you I understand why the plot of the original ones were the way they were and why the animations were drawn the way they were, I can understand all that as a 6 year old girl and Disney can't understand it. Not to mention that The Little Mermaid was the first animation that pulled Disney up from being almost bankrupt to making money again and making an iconic character that people can recognize just by some simple features, and that's all the respect that she receive when making it into the live action? They changed the songs, they changed Ariel's look, and then put on CGI animals trying to tell me those are better than the original animations and they still have the nerve to call it The Little Mermaid and use Ariel's name? It's like they ruined my childhood, which I remembered clearly just like it had just happened, and tell me that their live action remake of it is good. Yeah, I love Disney's animated original version of The Little Mermaid, but I'm not watching their live action remake of it. Constant race swapping is going to backfire eventually, just try to make original stories, if people don't have a problem with the original character designs then just stick with it, don't try to change it and then accuse people of overreacting and being racist after the movies are released.

The Lion King remake was just a demo for Prehistoric Planet.

Furthermore, there do still exist some original animated films, but in many cases they’re just as bad as these remakes.

I can't wait to see how they butcher Pocahontas, The Emperor's New Groove, Lilo and Stitch, Up, Tangled, the Princess and the Frog, Wreck-It-Ralph, Zootopia, Big Hero 6, Frozen, Moana, Coco, Luca, Encanto, Turning Red, and Raya and the Last Dragon with the live-action remakes. Not. I've continued editing as I remember more of them.

Disney should definitely do live-action remakes of their Black Cauldron and Atlantis movies to appeal to older audiences along with a live-action Hunchback of Notre Dame movie also to appeal to older audiences with a PG-13 rating.

I remember taking my 10 year old daughter to go see the new live action remake of Aladdin. When the movie was over we of course talked about it, and she said she thought it was lame and cringey 😂😂 And I agreed

“A beloved classic.” Yeah, so leave it alone. That’s your sign to leave it alone

Honestly with Mulan they should have stayed more true to the animated version instead of trying to make a Wuxia esque film. Who was that film even for? Fans of the animated movie won't like the major changes and imagine Disney attempting to sell a "Wuxia" film to a Chinese audience of all people.

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Thing is, not all Disney animated films are hailed as timeless classics. Some of them faded into obscurity as time goes on. And eventually they’re forgotten. Like, would the general public recognize “The Black Cauldron”? Or “The Rescuers”? Or “Dinosaur”? The way I see it, these live-action remakes are Disney’s way of revitalizing their forgotten franchises. Like “The Jungle Book” or “Lady and the Tramp” - I’m using these 2 as examples because they don’t have the same popularity as the Disney Princess films. And where I live, I see no merchandise for these 2, while Disney Princess merch are everywhere.

im more of a fan of the original movies

I love the Up music on the background. It’s pretty

disney became successful because they made new movies

well the live action disney remakes were doing fine at first, but ever since the unnecessary live action remastering of the lion king the Disney remakes after that one starting to severely crash and burn, how much should i wager that the live action little mermaid is gonna bomb at the box office?

Disney made their downfall when they made Turning Red💀(I kinda liked Lady and The Tramp)

The only live action I bothered watching was those original Alice in wonderland ones, they were, meh. I just care about myself and my time way too much to subject myself to this. If I really want to watch the movies I’ll watch the original they really do have so much charm and it’s vibes all around!

Just goes to show that Disney really needs to go back to good old 2D hand drawn animation, before it falls harder than Rome did.

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Jungle Book (1994) and 101 Dalmatians (1996) are underrated live action remakes.

I love as live action 101 Dalmatians (1996) and 102 Dalmatians (2000) with Glenn Close as Cruella de Vil. The best Cruella ever for me. Film of another level

You forgot one 2016, the jungle book, the only one of the live action remakes I enjoyed due to its good effects and fluid storyline. Even if the 2016 j.b is good, it is nowhere near the masterpiece that is mogli on Netflix so pretty and realistic but not too realistic like 2019 lion king

I think we might have a new trend that might be worse. Recently, the winnie the pooh books became public domain, and there was a horror film that got released. Winnie the Pooh Blood and honey. It beat the movie budget in box office and they plan to add more to it. A sequel and even crossovers with different characters.