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So I decided to write a heartfelt review of this movie that honestly I hold very dear to me.


The Movie:

Beauty and the Beast I must say is one of the darker Disney movies. The theme is a bit more mature then stuff like "The Little Mermaid" but in a sense that's one of this movies most appealing qualities, you can watch it over and over and you can see something new each time and really watch at how much effort truly went into this film with every movement.

"Once Upon A Time..." I admit when I heard those words I nearly rolled my eyes, really isn't that the most original beginning ever(*Sarcasm*)...

This is my list of favorite DP movies in order :)

11. Brave
When the commercials for this movie came out I was so incredibly excited. I've always been excited for movies that feature women who can uses swords or bow and arrows (It's why I love Elizabeth from Pirates of the Caribbean and why I love Yona from the anime Yona of the Dawn). The way the movie was advertised it looked like it was going to be about a mother and daughter who fight about what she should do for her future, there's an adventure in an enchanted forest that'd almost be like Terabithia and a lot of other badass stuff.

I go...

"What are you doing?" Elsa screamed. "I thought you didn't believe I had ice powers!"

"Well, we do."

"Please, let me out of here!"

"Nope! Maybe later." Then he laughed.

Yeah right. he thought.

Meanwhile..

Pocahontas was a peaceful young woman. She wanted to end things like war, so they didn't happen. She was an avid supporter of campaigns trying to stop things like wars, as well as much else. However, there wasn't much she could do. All she could do was try to end a war in her city. She was in the mental hospital Elsa was, she liked to help out and support the hospital. She heard Elsa screaming....

Pocahontas, John and Merida snuck off to the market while Mulan was still out back. In case she wondered of their whereabouts, Shang kept her distracted. Only thing was she had already been distracted. VERY distracted. "I didn't want her to go yet." Mulan said like any child grieving over the loss of a grandparent. "Her time was up." Shang replied. Mulan wiped another tear away.

"Mulan, I know how much you wanted to see watch Ping grow up. Even if she's gone, she still can." Shang comforted. Mulan looked at him. "Just like Pocahontas said-she's never really gone." he continued. "I guess that's...