Christine and Erik, we meet again.
The Phantom of the Opera
Okay, I have 2 versions of Gaston Leroux's classic, the first one is the 1925 silent version. This black and white movie will bring out the horror of the movie, especially it's music which is Schubert's Unfinished Symphony.
The second one will be the 2004 version based on the famous Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical, I absolutely love the songs and I think it is another possible choice for a Halloween movie.
Stephen King's Carrie
This 1976 movie is the one that got on to me! I'm not going to touch the remake one as I had read reviews about it, the ending scene is one of most horror moment of the entire movie, you should check it out!
Stephen King's Rose Red
This 2002 TV miniseries reminds me of Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House, it also includes a number of references to Stephen King's earlier famous novels as well.
The Silence of the Lamb
Another scary movie about Hannibal Lecter, the famous Lithuanian serial killer known for eating people up! I have not seen this movie, but I saw a scene in which he cuts and roasts a human's brain, he even eats it that I had to vomit for 24/7!
Dracula
Another film noir starring Bela Legosi as the title character, this movie was based on Bram Stoker's classic. The title character was inspired by a Romanian prince called Vlad the Impaler, who was a serial killer known for impaling his victims!
Ready to be Frightened?
So, these are my choices for the perfect Halloween movie for the Disney Princesses themselves to enjoy. Go ahead and watch them!
My favourite poster.
Hello Dracula.
Rose Red.
Get ready for Carrie.
Hannibal the Cannibal
Hello everyone! I'm Veronica (a.k.a. ApplesauceDoctr :D), and hey, it's been a little while since I've written an article. It feels good to get back into the spirit of writing. :D
So, what have I today? As you can see, I'll be analyzing the song "Reflection" from Disney's Mulan. I made a lyric video for it about a week ago and realized just how deep the song is! However, in this analysis, I'll also be taking a look at the extended version of the song. It shows a different side of Mulan that...well, you'll see soon enough.
Alright then! Let's take a listen to Reflection!
Movie Version
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So, what have I today? As you can see, I'll be analyzing the song "Reflection" from Disney's Mulan. I made a lyric video for it about a week ago and realized just how deep the song is! However, in this analysis, I'll also be taking a look at the extended version of the song. It shows a different side of Mulan that...well, you'll see soon enough.
Alright then! Let's take a listen to Reflection!
Movie Version
I want to make it clear- I LOVE THE MOVIE ALADDIN, I love every character in it- except Aladdin. And finally, i'll tell you why.
I didn't really organize this well because I couldn't figure this out.
Main issues- Aladdin's sexist/classicism assumptions, and Jasmine's hypocrisy
Scenario: Aladdin sees Jasmine in the marketplace, falls for her, brings her back to his poor-boy hut, and together they have a heart to heart about how they feel trapped by their situations. Although Jasmine doesn't explicitly state that she is a princess, she does hint that it's not an enjoyable life. "Oh sure,...
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I didn't really organize this well because I couldn't figure this out.
Main issues- Aladdin's sexist/classicism assumptions, and Jasmine's hypocrisy
Scenario: Aladdin sees Jasmine in the marketplace, falls for her, brings her back to his poor-boy hut, and together they have a heart to heart about how they feel trapped by their situations. Although Jasmine doesn't explicitly state that she is a princess, she does hint that it's not an enjoyable life. "Oh sure,...
With the pending release of two “Snow White” revamps, boasting Kristin Stewart and Lily Collins in the leading roles – I began to wonder: look-wise, who could fill the shoes of the other 9 princesses? And after exhausting Google image, I’ve found my answer. These celebrity-princess doppelgangers share more than merely eye and hair colour; in fact, many are practically identical. Give their faces and features more than a quick glance and I promise you’ll agree.
This is the only picture I can’t claim credit for – but kudos to its maker for pairing...
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Amanda Seyfriend as Rapunzel
This is the only picture I can’t claim credit for – but kudos to its maker for pairing...
Disney has enchanted us for decades with its beautiful, singing heroines.
As many of us know, Disney Princesses are not always viewed in a positive light. Some people believe them to be passive, codependent damsels in distress. But is this really true? Or does each Princess offer a kind of strength in her own way? Here, I have carefully ranked the princesses in terms of being good role models for young girls. We'll start at the bottom of the list so we can work our way towards, in my opinion, Disney Princess' best role model. I have spoken to plenty of parents to make sure that I have diverse research and opinions.
9. Aurora
The third Disney princess to ever...
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9. Aurora
The third Disney princess to ever...
Hello everybody, I just wanted to inform that this article is completely my personal option. There is absolutely no need to have a hissy fit if my opinion doesn’t conform to yours. Feel free to comment what your own ranking is if you wish. Anyways, let’s get on with this ranking.
#14 Merida
Merida is one of the most hideous animated females ever. She just screams ugly, unfeminine and manliness. She is the epitome of what’s wrong with strong female characters (or just females in general). Her head shape is hideous and makes her look...
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#14 Merida
“I’m a boy with long hair.”
Merida is one of the most hideous animated females ever. She just screams ugly, unfeminine and manliness. She is the epitome of what’s wrong with strong female characters (or just females in general). Her head shape is hideous and makes her look...
