Disney's Wish: An Immoral and DANGEROUS Message 

honestly...your right. I mean I already was siding with the king and at first I will admit why people were hating on WIsh so much but..now I really do see the reason why. I love the songs, and music in it, the style of the art but, the writing could have been better. I personally love the idea of how they had him be a good guy to look up to, and slowly build up to him losing his last straw. may I note he was tempted to use the forbidden book but when his wife talked to him considering he was dealing with reasonable stress, he put it down after calming down realizing its not a good idea. I did think about the possibility for some wishes to be bad and I liked the message that not all wishes should come true or if it's physically possible like a freaking lady flying like peter pan. he wanted everyone safe! when I look closer, Asha is a spoiled brat and its sad they made her that way. spreading a message that its ok to be a narcissistic brat who can't stand the word no and take a better hint of learn to grow up. all of this happened because of HER! she IS the villain of Wish now that I think about it. It's sad people including kids are becoming like people like Asha! I did love the idea of what corruption can truly do to a person WITH GOOD INTENTIONS! meaning he was a completely good person, before dark magic took hold of him even when he was banished into the mirror. I also wished that his wife..could have had a better understanding for her husband's rage and stand against Asha for misbehaving this way. but she wasn't in the room when it happened. the very first argument before everything went down! it could have sent a much better message. and maybe for once have the protagonist be a male instead of a damn female all the time!? I'm female myself and I would like a male protagonist main character for once like they used to. Males can be good characters too! but of course this feminist bullshit of "oh lets make all the princesses and main characters be a female, communist barbie doll! because barbie can do everything and anything she wants! all girls like that!" sorry for the long comment but I loved your video and it made great points. thanks for making me really see the full truth.

"Prolly"?

So they made the minority character the bad guy? (The white guy)

@@FireHeatLight Just another way to say 'probably'. Don't take it too personally.

I agree with tis video here but also wanna remind everyone about the proven War against Children the GOP and the Conservatives do: The 3. GOP Video by Some-More-News called GOP Abolishes Public Schools, shows this nicely

Smart girl. Prayers Jehovah helps her grow in knowledge and wisdom even more in Yeshua's name amen.

Be proud of your Kid. In a world filled with selfish idiots it will be Not an easy Life for her.

You seem like a good parent raising a bright kid. Keep up the good work!

that little girl was right about the characters

and this is why i will never have kids lol. i wouldn't be able to live myself anymore than i already have to if i brought an intelligent kid with a strong moral compass into this disgusting world filled with the disease of humanity just to suffer constantly.

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and he's HOT

@@moka1251 Got that Khadgar rizz frfr.

For real

No he tried to kill Kayla

This! So much this

And here's the guy talking about how much they're saying the opposite. That's what's ironic.

Maybe it was part of a cut plot but Disney thought it would sell more tickets so they kept it

Wish 2: Asha Fucks Up The Whole Boogaloo

@@dandantsm6560keep huffin’ that copium buddy :)

A sad ending and a deep message, I like it.

And that's the the thanks he gets.

Sad story, in alot of these stories with the heros journey alot of the times I seen the hero go through hell and high water for people who in the end just turn on them and I think to myself of this was the main character he'd have turned evil

I learned a similar tale from the manga of Shin Chan where the king was a jewel and gold plated statue. A smol birb worked with the statue to help the needy until the very last jewels and gold plates were given out and then the statue lost its value in people's eyes and even the birb couldn't find rest due to wintertime (it couldn't follow its fellow birbs for migration so it stayed near the statue). Nobody appreciated the ugly statue and took it down, let alone recognising a generous little birb who dropped them the jewels and gold plates.

​@@MollyHJohns That reminds me of _The Happy Prince_ by Oscar Wilde

I love it! It’s like the rewrite of Raya where she’s the one who was trying to steal the jewel. Both would’ve been far more interesting.

But that doesn't follow THE MESSAGE, also known as not being woke enough

I think he should've gotten trapped in the book and the book used an evil doppelganger posing as him. And in the end, he was freed and saved the day with Asha.

Crazy that you made a way better plot then any of the "professionals" that worked on this movie

Disney would never make a movie where the father is good and is able to teach a daughter wisdom about life.

I was going to say, the villain song sounds like how every parent feels a good bit of the time. 😅

That isn't a villain song. Simply a guardian being fired from his post.

Does that mean that if Cinderella was modern she would be a villain?

@@bumblebeeproductions1673 Yes, and a man as well.

​@bumblebeeproductions1673 if Cinderella says it, "that means it is not illegal"

So wait... she has a chance to actually be selfless and give up something from herself for someone. And then... they just make her NOT do that. The writers really should learn to code.

@@axelolordnah its bc shes a girlboss, right? so therefore shes incapable of wrong

@@axelolordsomething something blue curtains

​@@axelolord Make them learn C++. Beat the logic into their brains lol

@@axelolord Thousands of coding jobs are being replaced by AI. They gonna have to learn how to install solar panels.

Those jerks!

That’s incredible ironic, and very saddening.

i mean walt disney also has his skeletons in the closet that I think most people wouldn't be happy with but yes

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not sure why it matters that hes a capitalist, considering its the most successful thing countries have to this day.@@Nopeasaurus

They essentially spread the message that greed is good.

Well, this movie flopped like an atom bomb. We can be thankful for that

​@@nevaehhamilton3493 you Wonder why 🤔 Almost as if it was made by greedy money hungering business people, that only care for art that give them more money for high class drugs and sex 🎉party's on expensive yeards

Cinderella also did good job. Generally the reason why Wicked musical work is because original story is extremely twisted and ironic. It is why comment showing villain as good guy did make sense. But that setup must be there. It is not that every villain is automatically a misguided good guy. Heroes also can be misguided.

honestly… Imprisonment is crazyyyyy! 😭 he was practically mind-possessed when all the evil shit was happening

debauchery at it's finest

Haven't you been paying attention? Modern Disney wouldn't have a problem with that AT ALL.

@@pallen2645 reason why they call Asha the hero. I don't want Disney to be liberal or conservative, a good middle ground is all we ask. Is that really so hard?

​@@mirceazaharia2094wtf? Wtaf wt actual f what da actual fuck

There is no “middle ground” with your scenario. Either you’re a monster or you’re not and right now only one side the left supports monsters. Not all dichotomies are false. We are seeing that more and more today. The line between “right wing” and “left wing” is simply good and evil and those still wishing to be “moderate” are both deluding themselves and are nothing but the typical weak cowards that similarly existed in all past tyrannies…the group that doesn’t want to “take sides” as the Jews get marched to death camps…

Well, I agree that you should pursue your own dreams. Not everybody deserves their wish granted. And what happens if it comes really bad even though you meant something good.

Good thing this is not at all the message. Watch the movie instead of a twisted up version of a youtuber who calls a narcissistic character a "good person." (The actual message was that nobody should OWN your wish and lock it away, it is YOURS and you should own it and do what you can to make it come true by yourself)

​@@dandantsm6560 But why Asha have that privilege in the end? Doesn't that contrast the main point itself?

@@dandantsm6560 What it actually says is that if you have the power to grant anyone their wish, then you should, otherwise you're a bad person.

​@@dandantsm6560I kindda get what the movie tries to imply To not let other people control your dreams or wants, to persuit it and to not be restrict by it I can see saying living under an authoritarian regime where people in the higher ups can dictates whatever they wants But my problem is, where is the lines? If you lived under a facist dictator, sure,youd fight for your freedom But would you consider laws, which were meant to keep the peace in society a bunch of opression too? Hiw far would you go for this "free will" If the law says you cant murder other people, but you have a desire to do so, are they wrong to stop you and restrict your action? And in the end when Asha became the wish granter herself, it made her a hypocrite, unless shes willing to give everyone a wish that would plunder the kindom into rubble anyways Imagine emo kids comes to her and wishes everyone die lmao

Apparently the writers who originally wrote the 'Wish' concept wanted the movies premise to be a prequal to the Disney movies but also be an a 'be careful what you wish for' movie where the MC would tru to grant all wishes and disaster would insure then the higher ups at Disneu decided to change it into this mess.

It's good writing, they just accidentally switched the characters names in the script

Magnifico comes across as a hero who makes a tragic mistake.

"either die a hero or live long enough to become a villain" has whole new meaning with this

EXACTLY HE DIDNT DESERVE THAT PUNISHMENT

@@CrazyManhog a movie without a true real villain wouldve been a really interesting take in todays world. too bad disney aint that smart.

@@porkyminch1640tf you mean half the Disney movies in the past decade haven’t had a true villain, ie encanto

@@SoJoever well yea but i wouldnt count that since theres not really any serious threats either

I think at some point the STAR was the villain, that's why the movie have two disconnected halves. Imagine the star starts giving wishes and feeds on the chaos, now the protagonist have to grow up in order to even start solving the issue

6. The chocolate touch

7. The Lottery Changed My Life

Sheesh, for No. 2, that was the entire premise of every episode

8. Aladdin

9.) Wonder Woman 1984

I loved Tangled, Disney grossly messed up it's marketing

Tangled was one of the few ones that actually felt like it got things right. The closer to now we've gotten, the fewer such things have come out of Disney. I miss the good old days.

Tangled was a masterpiece-and revolutionary for being the first computer animated Disney Princess film. But it got casted aside by the Frozen hype, even though Frozen was half as good… but the commercial success of that film completely changed Disney’s priorities for their animated features

Tangled was a masterpiece-and revolutionary for being the first computer animated Disney Princess film. But it got casted aside by the Frozen hype, even though Frozen was half as good… but the commercial success of that film completely changed Disney’s priorities for their animated features

Tangled was a masterpiece-and revolutionary for being the first computer animated Disney Princess film. But it got casted aside by the Frozen hype, even though Frozen was half as good… but the commercial success of that film completely changed Disney’s priorities for their animated features

Agreed. His fall to dark magic was tragic, but the queen just treated him like she did never love him after it was over. In all honesty, Asha fulfilling wishes and then seeing that "Be careful what you wish for." is a true statement would make for a much better movie. Let our king here be the hero! xD Asha fucks up and the king has to help to fix it. He can still be wrong about something. For example, he can give the wishes he isn't granting back and encourage people to pursue them on their own, while giving magical support to those who need it. Work for the wishes and be careful what you wish for as morals of the story would fit nicely.

And the "hero" is tha avatar of Chaos Undivided

@@spambot_gpt7 "GIMME MORE! I don't CARE what will happen to other people! If they don't just yield to their desires then they don't deserve anything at all! Now I need that instant gratification, NOW!!"

@@spambot_gpt7 "I was mortal once. A brat then, a brat now".

Although I hate to say it, this is corporatized Disney, making the world a better place doesn't add money to the pockets.

​@@CHF555I think a message that activism isn't always good by default is something kids and teens need

Yeah, and then the said rival is given *yet another* chance to work together for a common goal (eliminating the mist-enemies, whatever their name was) but instead she betrays the heroes for the sake of her own kingdom, and even ends up killing the last dragon (unintentionally, but still)... And in the end everyone is saved and everybody's happy and no one gets any consequences for anyone's actions. The ending took all the weight of the story that was built during the movie and threw it in the trash bin. In my opinion the movie isn't bad by any means, but it ends up just being very bland.

Right, the message of Raya and the last dragon really bothered me. There is such a thing as discerning who to trust.

Raya was also supposed to be a Southeast Asian princess, yet the entire movie has absolutely _nothing_ from real life Asia. Of all the material they could've used, they made up a fantasy race and culture and called it "Southeast Asian." It's just their way of adding another "race princess" to the roster even though she isn't remotely (realistically) Asian. There was absolutely no genuine effort implemented to accomplish realistic inclusivity, only inclusivity of a fake race inspired by a western fanfic viewpoint. The "Southeast Asian" voice actress was born and raised in America. And yes, even the message is stupid, I couldn't believe what I was watching when I first saw it. I'd watch Callimara's video on it as she is an Indonesian raised in Indonesia (aka, a _real_ Southeast Asian) and explains this fluently, if anyone is interested.

I was thinking the same thing. It’s such a shame how the first Disney film with a Southeast-Asian princess and now the first Disney film with a Afro-Hispanic princess both ended up being such a mess

that movie still pisses me off cuz this had the chance to tackle two extremes with raya being too distrusting and the dragon whose name i dont remember being too trusting. both arent good and it couldve been then both learning from each other and meeting in the middle. they even started to do that when dragon almost killed cuz she was too trusting but it's like the movie forgot that entire series of events happened

Or wishmaster where every wish leads to bad things because the villain uses there vaguenes against them

I thought The Return of Jafar was the third movie?

@@eeyorehaferbock7870 Return of Jafar was the second one. The King of thieves was third.

There was a time when I thought Return of Jaffar was a meh movie. Now I miss movies like that.

I loved the smug look on Jafar's face when he used Abis Mal's wish against him. 😄

and bowser still has some redeeming qualities in spite of his bad deeds. Like Bowser wanting to be a good father to his son.

​@@Gensolinkwhat's even funnier is that bowser was in an ad for moderating children's playtime, sounds as reasonable as magnificos intent to protect his people from chaotic wishes

​@@hungo9490and some of the time, he just chilling.

Even worse when you remember that bowser was in wreck-it Ralph So not only did they make a protagonist who’s goal is no better then that of one of the most well-known video game villains But They even included that very same well-known video game villain in one of their movies!

Well, to be fair, that is exactly the kind of moral a communist company like disney would push...

Isn't Raya Disney so it makes sense...of course the company that people are starting to get annoyed by will promote the message of "keep trusting others no matter what" they want their audience to keep trusting them so they spend money going to watch the movie so Disney can keep getting money.

It seems like the modern movies are written by narcissists as their power fantasies. Always forgiving victim is the supply of their dreams.

Star Wars Episode VIII had the lesson that it's morally wrong to question authority no matter what.

Disney has to push the gro0mer message somehow.

Your morals are outdated and not progressive. Disney

Can't, diverse women can do no wrong

Few entretaiment products have enough balls to make protagonist with villanous twist/foreshadowing few things i can think are Death Note and Sheep in the Big City.

I mean. I haven't seen the film yet, but from what the video described, his "completely evil" personality in the second half isn't even his own personality, it belongs to whatever entity is possessing him. So doesn't Magnifico's whole villainy come down to his making a rash, egotistical decision in a moment of heightened emotions? It's probably handled too badly to be called that, but it sounds like the same principle that applies to almost all famous Spiderman villains.

​@@thesardonicpig3835his crime is to be a responcible man who says no.

The subject matter of r/EntitledPeople?

It's the lefts pipedream, on another note they are really just driving towards a cyberpunk - scenario future.

And the fact is, you do have to sort of give up your own wishes when you grow up. It doesn't mean you don't try to achieve them, but you have to put them on the back burner when you, say get married and have children. When you have other people depending on you, you can't focus solely on yourself. (I'm not saying that you don't take care of yourself, and I'm not saying that you can't do things for yourself, either. There's a thing called nuance, and a lot of people nowadays can't understand it.)

I guess all the people who got in Disney through nepotism and posting art on twitter finally got promoted to scriptwriters. This movie reeks of entitled people with lives filled with first world problems. Protagonist syndrome? check! "Everyone who disagrees with me is evil deep within"? check! "Everything I do is justified because deep down I'm good"? check! "Everyone I dislike deserves a fate worse than death"? check! "I deserve more than everyone else"? check!

@@Madison-iw8ix I'm reminded of George Bailey, who gave up his dreams and as a result was exactly where he needed to be.

I think is because Disney is trying to appeal as much as possible to kids, so possibly they did that so children can feel better think they SHOULD get what they want an as such like the movie more (Idk if I wrote that right I'm spanish)

Also explains the revenge song is more evil then Magnificos

ScreenRant: Asha feels like the first activist Disney heroine that we get to see. Can you talk about incorporating that into the script and why you wanted it in this movie? Jennifer Lee: Yeah. I love that a couple of people have brought that up about her. And I love what folks see in her. The thing that I think it is focusing in that critical moment in your life. You're a teenager, you got your friends, maybe you're going to get the apprenticeship. It's all very comfortable. The philosophy of the world feels okay. And then you uncover a really hard truth about the world. The hard truth about the world they're talking about? -- You can't get everything you want for free, or just because you really want it...

Yeah i mean we could’ve have a good movie if Disney didn’t immediately character assassinate him i mean they literally have a super kind backstory and then immediately does a 180

@@B.Cypher The movie probably would've been good if Disney didn't change the plot and kept it about what it originally was suppose to be. The King was suppose to be like Disney's classic villains, and yet they gave him this backstory that practically justifies his paranoia, add in that the citizens live in his kingdom rent free and hands out a free wish every month, he was anything but a villain.

Asha lives in a wealthy, beautiful kingdom full of happy smiling people. Then sings a whole song about how she shouldn't have to settle for that. Epitome of ungrateful greed. She goes on to break the kingdom apart, destroys the marriage between the kindle and queen, and then has to try putting it back together.

You're right! I also think it reflects poorly on Asha bc she thought her grandfather's wish was some how more important than someone else's. She also then proceeds to get mad that the wish SOMEONE ELSE got wasn't good enough to her. I think giving tools to a seamstress is an excellent idea rather than giving her magic powers to poof clothing into existence. I'm a writer and it would be better if I got a quill to write rather than the ability to spawn in books instantly.

Yeah. It was a matter of fact and had Genie bound by the rules and granted weaknesses. Like confined spaces.

I love how it perfectly reflects the state of mind of the people currently at Disney, and how they think they can do whatever they want and whoever disapproves of their ideals are horrible people and “Dinosaurs who will die off.”

Heck, just think about Jafar's (attempted) wish, making Jasmine fall in love with him. I wonder how many instances of that kind of wish is Asha going to be responsible for enabling...

​@@vvitch-mist20I would love the ability to copy paste my thoughts/ideas to Google Docs and then I would have to rearrange it and edit some parts

This movie seems to think that wishes and dreams are the same, when they connote different things: wishes are fleeting and indulgent, while dreams are long-term goals that carry more weight. Disney has two songs that states this: "When You Wish Upon The Star" (which _Wish_ is supposed to be based on) and "A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes". The writers for this movie seem to have misunderstood the concepts of dreams and wishes *AND* two of the company's most iconic songs.

In the lines though he said "your young you don't know anything better"

Millenials writers that are suffering from Protagonist syndrome and autocratic multi-billion companies that are determined to change societal norms to their likings. Yeah, this TOTALLY won't go wrong.

@@CrazyManhog but isn't that the irony? The "villain" is really just a good parent teaching valuable life lessons. And when good parents are the villain, society is in trouble. The irony is the people writing this don't understand the law of unintended consequences. These people write movie after movie, never realizing they keep making movies that send the opposite message they intended. Starship Troopers Barbie Wish etc. many such stories were made with teh intention of claiming, "look how bad society is, look at how evil capitalism is, patriarchy, etc.", even thought they ironically end up making a story that proves the opposite. And they never figure it out.

Pretty sure an AI wrote the movie.

@@lordkardok666 it sure feels like that. but regardless, humans curated and approved the AI script.

Liberals purpose is to fight a broadly shared economy, not support it. These 'things' start to make sense when that reality is understood. They work in tandem with the conservatives on this prime directive using a pseudo political/philosophical spectrum as a type of cornerstone to the deception. 'The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism' is their bible. You all have been fooled.

Most Hollywood writers are communist these days, so I am not surprise.

It's working communism that's designed and led by a European male. Under woke law that means it has to be destroyed

There was no message

well, its a "juice" producer

You mean Puss in Boots 2?

​@@grim_2000 I think it is what they mean. I mean, Jack Horner's motive is basically what Asha fights for, just slightly less chaotic and much easier to fix. His wish is "I get all the magic in the world and nobody else gets any", and her wish would be "everybody has all the magic in the world". With his wish, one only needs to defeat him to fix everything, with her wish it is guaranteed apocalypse whenever the first maniac wishes for it.

Hey, maybe they could've gone with that, where the main character gets to the palace to ask him why he didn't grant her grandpa's wish, she understands it, but on the way out notices some evil corruption magic shining under a door or something and investigates, thus the king, no matter how good he is, becomes the antagonist because he cannot let anyone else know that he is using that magic. And maybe the story could've been about using a specific wish to free the king or something like that. Maybe someone wished for the kingdom to be free of evil and thus they use the wish and the evil magic is gone out of the king's system, and now the main character becomes the new queen of the land because she saved him and he goes into retirement or something. Damn, this could've been good but Disney just had to screw it up didn't they?

Chaos

If George Bailey from _It's a Wonderful Life_ were real, _Wish_ would have him spinning in his grave. Bailey gave up on many of his dreams, and as a result was where he needed to be to stop Bedford Falls from going to Hell in a handbasket.

Honestly that shows excellent self control and moral judgement on his part. Qualities Asha seems to lack

And it seems like the only thing going for Asha was just the fact that she got lucky and got a powerful force of nature to give herself an advantage. Guess that's another lesson, it doesn't matter if whatever you're doing is right or wrong, if you have power (ethical or unethical), you can do anything.

@@aiiiia9971i don't even understand why Asha want he grandfather's wish granted tbh 😂 he's not a likable character

@@Mysterious-Night The writer's also completely missed a perfect opportunity to have the grandfather's wish be granted *through* Asha He wanted to "inspire the younger generation", so if/since he "inspired her" that means he already succeeded without getting the wish back from the king. It was as if they were going for a different theme and just forgot halfway into the movie making the ending meaningless

"b-b-b-but, you whight wingers don't get it! He takes the peoples souls!" Only a part, and even then they live to be quite old there without Asha or whatever seeming to need to cure it.

That is a much better idea

Or maybe, not a voting on the wishes thing, but a realization that one man shouldn't be responsible for everyone's happiness. That burden is totally unfair, and would collapse should he ever die of old age or so. Instead, everyone hold onto their own wishes, try to make them come true on their own, and be open to the idea of changing or discarding their own wishes as they mature and change. Reserve the king's power to real emergencies, or for special occasions. That way, everyone starts to gain wisdom and power of their own.

I mean once Magnifico is gone the wishes aren't getting granted anyway. It's his phenomenal cosmic power making those happen.

@@GonnaDieNever So unless he wished immortality for himself as well... oof lol

They definitely let chatgpt write it

100 years old. Trying to challenge God. Sure sounds like then

Damn, didn't expect to see you here man, how's pokemon going?

Ha! you are right the granpa is disney! 🤣... the wish "i want to inspire the next generation to become communist and to invert all morals and virtues"

Omg, its distantkingdom!

​@@casusolivasa company promoting communism you say? Thatd be against their own interests to do.

right in line with leftist doctrine

​@@whothoughthandleswereagoodidea If you see people talk about a kids movie and go "This is a perfect opportunity to complain about and strawman my political enemies!!!" then you need help dude. Like, actual therapy because that's not normal.

@@HazelEpicFunny enemies? Complain? I was celebrating, this is exactly what we need more of. Maybe you need help if you react so violently to something like that

​...no, you're clearly attacking. Gaslighting won't change that.

​I totally agree with you. Exactly what leftists keep preaching.​@@whothoughthandleswereagoodidea

Sounds like the Frozen theory (that I wholeheartedly agree with) that the trolls mind controlled Hans into becoming this evil guy so Anna would end up with Kristoff because NOTHING ABOUT HIS PLAN MADE ANY SENSE!

DISNEY DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE!! 😒@@Madison-iw8ix

Wow, i never thought of it that way but its perfectly explains why and how he flipped out so much.

Yeah, that movie still sticks with me Even if you don't get what you want, doesn't mean you won't be happy in the long run Mike mever got to be a scare, but he became Sully's door taker and partner, the next best thing in the field he worked so hard for

It's called "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" and it's even more subversive today than when it was originally made. "Well, I can understand how you feel. You worked hard, studying for the spelling bee, and I suppose you feel you let everyone down, and you made a fool of yourself and everything. But did you notice something, Charlie Brown? The world didn't come to an end."

​@@ItsChevnotJeff Another reason why monsters university works is because of the inherent premise: it's a prequel. The audience already knows that Mike and Sully will eventually achieve greatness. We know that they're happy in the future. We know that Mike is the manager and Sully is the scare monster. Monsters university is a perfect prequel because it shows how the characters reached the point they did in the original film. We learn that Mike originally wanted to scare, he couldn't, he found a new role and purpose, and eventually in the future, he changed it to comedy, which he excelled at. It's a great concept because we already know that Mike finds happiness and success in the end.

"share stories where sometimes we don’t get or NEED what we want." basicaly puss in bots the last wish

Dude YES I LOVE that movie! @@pablo17667140

risk is part of life. do you put your head in the sand as well?

@@truthprevails4386 Would you eat the sandcakes from Aqua Teen Hunger Force?

A woman wanted to fly. How exactly wishing for that is evil or hurtful to anyone is reaching.

@@MasutaMJ It would rather come off as suspicious to hover above someone even at close proximity, besides you know the classic superhero quote: "With great power comes great responsibility."

​@@MasutaMJthis is butterfly theory. She wanted to fly like a bird. Her wish can go wrong. In this kingdom she would be know as one that had her wishes come true, but if she ever leaves kingdom she could have been kiled by hunters etc, or they could follow her and decide that whole kingdom is flawed and they need to kill everyone in it. If Magnifico also had seer powers this could explain why some of wishes he viewed as too dangerous but if not he probably needed to analyze all of the wishes and if it was not specific enough, he couldn't give it a shot

I don't think so. I think that they genuinely think that being something like a responsible parent is evil. It reminds me of their reaction to Florida's Parental Rights in Education Bill.

If only Disney could write like that... as a Back to the Future fan, I would totally watch a movie with this plot:)

that would've been so cool!!! And Asha could've gotten more development so it's a win win

Now That woulda been a Good Movie right there!

That would be hilariously chaotic and not boring. Much, much better storyline than the one we got.

This is the movie we deserved - we were SO robbed

Well it’s exactly as he says in his song: he does so much for them completely freely and the thanks he gets is scorn and a literal coup.

@@Theseekerofinfinite I would be just happy to live there, seems like great place. I wouldn't even need my wishes to be granted

​@@Theseekerofinfinite sounds realistic

A movie of its time i would say😂

He grants plenty of innocent harmless wishes, like that one kid wanting a tool to sew nice clothes for once . Imagine someone wishes to have an affair with a married person or wants another's money , commit war-crimes 😂😂

there's a theory that says that Hans wasn't evil but that the stone trolls cursed him, so Kristoff could be Anna's husband or something like that

@@andreacastillo5030 the trolls were the villians because they mislead the family about Elsa's condition. Also Anna takes a critical hit and is dying...yet they bust out in a song about love instead of taking the time to hear about what happened.

You can make an argument that Hans had selfish reasons for doing that, you can't rule a city of dead people.

@@andreacastillo5030 Unfortunately just a fan theory. Still, made 1000% more sense than the canon though.

Would've made more sense than what they did. Hans was probably supposed to be the original romance for Anna when Let it Go happened. :| It was supposed to be a Snow Queen origin story. @@andreacastillo5030

Same, it's like night and day

I'm didn't

For reals.

When children was their main focus

I didn’t. Disney has always been propaganda. Back then it was harder to notice it but it’s still there.

Magnifico is a tragic hero he had a reason that he shouldn't grant everyone's wish so the world can be balanced and asha wanted everyone's wish to be granted and that would be chaos

​@@simonedeluna7397exactly and then she's not punished for it while the king loses everything oh I can't have my way your wishes may have consequences but who cares I want everybody to have their wishes regardless Even if they wish for someone to be killed just think about it what if Hitler could have made a wish to kill all the Jews if everybody gets their wishes granted you can start and end of war anytime you wanted too was little to no consequences unless someone else makes a wish to wipe out your nation

Says a lot about how in your face the message of this movie is that your son, a kid of the age gap this movie was made to dupe, didn't fall for it. Congratulations, you raised him well enough for him to understand good and evil.

Hidden message it's about are heavenly father who lives why don't grant everyone wishes still target God

Why would you take a 4 year old to this?!

If Moana was written now, Maui would have been the villain.

@@Simipourfangirl I mean, Maui sort of was already a villain. The thing that makes him great is that he genuinely works to fix what he wronged. As much as I like encanto, I believe that Moana was Disney’s last true masterpiece before the studio started decaying.

They hate when men act like men and not women.

*Speech level: 100*

That'd require Magnifico to be a smart villain, which would require Disney writers to be smart in the first place

Roll credits lol

@@staringgasmask the sad part is he isnt a villian in the first place

Yeah, that's exactly what a villain would do. Therefore, the fact he DIDN'T do something so simple as to LIE to a naïve girl is further proof that he ISN'T a villain. The deeper you think about it the more clear it becomes. 😂

oh, you do not need to wish for someone else's spouse. Just wish for love from someone, who does not love you - if this wish will be granted, it is violence against that person's free will. Bigno! Good wish about "family, lovy-doby and so on" is actually evil

Yea, no need to imagine. How about that girl from the begining swooning over Magnifico, a MARRIED man. Actually, that brings up another point, what if two wishes contradict each other? Say two guys fought over a girl, there is no way both of their wishes are getting granted. Add a girl interested in neither of them and you've got yourself a situation in which for the sake of personal freedom wishes are mutualy exclusive. Also, you give a wish when you're 18, good luck if your wish was to be with someone you later learn is a total loser. And since you forget your wish it'd give you whiplash if you suddenly learnt your wish was getting granted, but it's no longer something you want.

Heck, freaking Supernatural did this better with the Wishing Well episode.

@@LaraPotocnik-fz2dv What if the girl hates both of them and wishes they'd both drop dead too?

@@thekatarnalchemist The Garfield and Friends cartoon did it better with its wishing well episode too.

Except they all gave those memories willingly in exchange for living rent free in a literal paradise

@@Shadowfate93 yeah, and so people have done in real life. Where does that get you?

​@@josuemassa2027Confortable living conditions and the amazing ability of fresh thought so that I can make a different wish? Like you act like he took away their ability to live in general

That would be a climax moment there. I could just imagine them having a heated argument and then magnifico shows asha every single wish he deemed problematic and the outcome of each one.

It’s Disney in 2023, asking for nuance is too much for them😂

And people should have the freedom to chose who they love, not be forced to love someone because that someone wished so, your rights end where the other person's rights start.

@@Simipourfangirl I mean Asha’s grandfather inspired her to seek Magnifico out so his wish to inspire the younger generation was already granted. Making her entire quest pointless.

@@funnyblog100 that too.

That ending of "Ralph Breaks The Internet" always bugged me, but I couldn't put into words why it did. I just knew that the ending was "wrong". This is a good takeaway.

IDK about Ralph, but yeah, I agree, Little Mermaid and Pinocchio isn't about whims, it is about growing up, understanding the world, having your own experience. Ariel's "I want more" isn't about trinkets or having fun, it is about ending her sheltered life, about genuine fascination with others. Pinocchio has a harsh coming-of-age story in its core.

"When You Wish Upon a Star" is one of the most HORRIFYING songs ever. Just listen to the lyrics. Sheer lunatic delusion.

@@xhagast "Makes no difference who you are." Hi, I'm Jafar and I want to be the most powerful sorcerer in history!

@@Sorain1most people aren't like Jafar

King becomes a FFXIV Dark Knight lmao (Context: in a specific quest, your PC's own esteem literally manifested as a living breathing entity tried to tell them to stop putting everyone else ahead of themselves so hard they duelled each other.)

that story would end up being too Christ-like for most peoples tastes. one king taking on the "evil" of the kingdom, and then getting punished for it? sounds like Christ's sacrifice.

@@kuhatsuifujimoto9621 You're correct on saying that Christ's sacrifice ultimately is frowned upon by "most poeple", because it reminds them of how eternally in debt they are. The despicable entitled bigots of nowadays truly can't stand to be reminded that they're actually bad [not the amazing heroes they all foolishly think they are] and need repent, not any indulgence or rewards. Nice thinking.

that i would definitely watch

Wish 2: Conjuring.

We’ll call it “Magnificent”

The Magnificent Mephisto.

Hey, it wouldn't be the first time Disney made a sequel that completely backpedals the message of the previous film.

Dreamworks have been better than Disney since day 1 when it comes to messaging and even film-making in general.

Dreamworks always been better 🌜

@@LethalOwl No early disney was better. Didn't have Bob Iger and the like.

​@@Anon1gh3 how early?

@@ununun9995 pre-Pocahontas at least.

Fairly Odd Parents!

@@leahnzastrzelecki5217 They had "Da Rules" at least.

“I wish that gravity was reversed” Everyone, everything, everywhere: “AAAAAAAAAAAA”

and downfall..

unfortunately lots of people don't have the capacity to think about the consequences

OR Make Asha the daughter of the King and Queen as before. Have the evil book slowly bleed into the influence of the two of them since it was supposed to be a Husband Wife evil duo from the beginning unlike the placid stand by and do nothing queen we got with motivations that made zero sense. Rewrite the story with actual good villains from the get go and maybe her wish upon the star is her saving her parents from corruption. Oh and giving her an actual character arc instead of I"M QUIRKY! TEE. HEE.

​@Ouchimoo it would actually fit the story if her flaw was that she had low self eestem and have her actually be awkward instead of quirky awkward. Then she slowly starts to gain hope and confidence in her to be able to save her parents and the kingdom.

Any of these would be better than what we have.

Actually 4 would be pretty good. And if it still ends the same way (people get their wish BACK and it's NOT granted) they then have to work for their wish for it to come true.

4 sounds like the best story, tbh and I don't understand why Disney wouldn't have gone that route since it would still fit in with modern sensibilities. Magnifico could’ve been similar to Merlin from Sword in the Stone, too. A missed opportunity to reference that movie

I think an benevolent dictator isn't exactly good, but having a self-entitled, spoiled MC thinking that everyone should be granted ANY AND ALL wishes, regardless of the repercussions, is absolutely mental and insane. By granting ALL wishes, without any restraint, means that you could simply wish that this country you hate, should be oof'd (im sorry for saying that, but it seems that sstube doesn't like certain words because of "mUh ChiLdreN!!"), and it would happen. I'd rather trade the insane and mental MC, over the benevolent dictator that only grants certain wishes any time.

I wouldn't call Magnifico a dictator. Unlike a dictator, he actually owns the land in his kingdom.

Literally, my only wish would be to stop people from getting their wishes granted, for the sake of self-preservation.

Same bro

Just imagine an edgy teenager with the Lich's wish.

​@@deltamachine343 uh oh

lmao frr@@deltamachine343

And this is why I watch veggie tales and barbie princess movies😅

@@LpsDreamsStarsandMoons Old Veggietales was the stuff, man.

@@ethanhinton4549 True beans my dude

@@LpsDreamsStarsandMoons weed eater.

@@LpsDreamsStarsandMoons The older Barbie classic movies when they still adapted fairytales *-*. These and disney classics

alternatively, if Magnifico was to remain an honest-to-God villain... mind hearing me out? i have to say it. 3:25 that's Simon, one of Asha's friends (love that he's left-handed. because i am). funny, he reminds me of Link from the Zelda franchise: a left-handed warrior armed with sword and shield, donning a pointed hat. but why does he remind me of Link?... ohh! so Simon was made into a knight, right? he could have had more character development. a humble citizend turned hero? we could have had that with Simon - hell, he could have been a secondary protagonist. well firstly, remove the reference to the 7 Dwarves - or at least don't give the friends the personalities of the Dwarves except for 2 (which could work). secondly, we could have had a love story between Asha and Simon. Valentino - the goat - could just have a child-like voice and matching personality: brave, stubborn, ready to rumble, rarely bright of mind (oi, i'm doing my best). that clip where he discovered a hole in the wall by scratching his butt on the wooden plank? he could have found it by headbutting the plank repeatedly because he wants to give Magnifico a good whooping. magic. let me see... well, it could be like any other: light, grey and dark; but i'll get into "wish magic" later on - and soon enough. King Magnifico... a sorcerer who's also a king? in a tower-castle? reminds me of Ganondorf from Oot. there's a reason why Simon reminds me of Link. he could have been born the son of a great sorcerer. he was intelligent, but because of who his father was, Magnifico was also arrogant; narcissistic. this would have lead him down a dark path - and acquiring a book of dark spells. he could have married the princess (now queen) of Rosas, through planning and manipulation, to rule with an iron first. but why the princess of Rosas specifically, though? because he's learnt the magic of wishes: Rosas could have been a land known for being "favoured by the stars", thus the kingdom was the one with the most wishes granted. and the neighbouring forest would have been enchanted as the result of the magic particles of the multitude of wishes being fulfilled falling onto it, explaining why the animals talk and why the plants can move. how this "wish magic" works is the stronger the desire of the person with a wish, the more powerful the magic within the wish orb. but the twist is, the queen was just as narcissistic and manipulative as Magnifico, and wanted that power as well. they genuinely fell in love and married, and Magnifico taught her everything he knew. instead of having people forget their wish once they've given it to Magnifico, how about this: with the knowledge of Rosas and its "wish magic" in mind, Magnifico maintained his power by withholding as many wishes as he can. but he would have to keep his facade as a benevolent ruler; thus he resorted to granting one or two wishes every month, "explaining" that granting a wish, while it looks simple enough (which it is), is VERY draining to him; so he needs a month's time to fully recover to grant another wish. the plan was foolproof; he was slowly but surely gaining more power as time went on... but something's missing... oh, right! he's a sorcerer, why not use the rest of his magic during the climax? as far as i know, he can fire energy orbs, shapeshift and *weaponize the wish orbs against his enemies!* you're a sorcerer, Magnifico; put your magic to BETTER use! let me try and re-write the movie: Asha's grandpa was once both a sorcerer and a musician who wanted nothing but the good for the world... but he's told no-one about it; he wanted to live a peaceful, humble life - only using magic in secret (this will come into play later). one day, Simon tells Asha (who is completely Hispanic) and his friends of his wish of becoming a knight, since it's nearly his 18th birthday; Asha, due to her determined spirit, encourages him to follow his dream and never give up - which results in his wish being granted (i'll add that they've had a crush on each other for some time at the start of the film, but were too shy to progress). Asha sneaks into the castle and Magnifico surprisingly lets her stay and shows him his chamber. turns out sorcerers can sense the magic potential in others and Magnifico sensed Asha's potential in magic, which was powerful enough to challenge his own. thus he decided to teach her (when in reality, he wanted to take it away because of the threat Asha posed to him). at first everything goes well for Simon with his new career, but that means leading him to reluctantly chase Asha out of the castle at Magnifico's request (after she breaks into his chamber and discovers the wish orbs), much to Asha's shock and displeasure - a sort of betrayal, if you will. but then, he slowly but surely notices King Magnifico's true colours. he sneaks out the castle to make amends for his mistakes to his friends - espescially Asha, whom he hurt the most. everyone reconciles, then Asha and her friends try to thwart Magnifico's plan, with Simon being the inside-man. while all of this was going down, Asha learns more magic spells with help from the Star she and Valentino found. then everything goes to $#1t, then we get to the climax. King Magnifico kidnaps Asha, succeeds in taking away her magic, and it's up to Simon - with some encouragement from Valentino - to rescue her (the classic hero saves princess from evil sorcerer routine). Simon, together with Valentino and the other friends, climb to the top of the castle (the roof of which being open, green clouds bathing the kingdom in a green hue), now having another, more important reason to deafeat Magnifico (being Simon's love for Asha); fighting the animated suits of armour, as well as monsters King Magnifico has summoned with his magic. before battling Magnifico, however, they had to face the queen, who was not going to let some peasants and rookie knight ruin her and her husband's plans of domination; then she dies with her defeat. Simon and the others then fight Magnifico, and after "phase 1", the latter would be like "i'll need more than just my staff to kill you", ditches it, then starts phase 2: casting spells like those energy orbs i've mentioned before, plus summoning lightning bolts from the clouds, creating an illusory double and, as i suggested before, *weaponizing the wishes he's been hoarding.* particularly, the ungranted wishes of Simon's friends. then after getting his butt kicked *again,* he goes "THAT'S IT!"... but then he notices his dead wife. King Magnifico utterly snaps. he traps Valentino and Simon's friends, leaving Simon to defeat him alone, and begins phase 3 by, alla Maleficent/Ganondorf, transforming into a fire-breathing dragon. it'd look like this www.gettyimages.it/detail/fotografie-di-cronaca/the-seven-headed-dragon-fairy-tale-by-jacob-and-fotografie-di-cronaca/1077584792 but only has one head, and the colours match the clothes he was wearing (like the ventral side of the wings being blue with white spots, like the inside of his cape). Simon now has to dodge/block every blast of fire Magnifico spews, then after getting cornered, Simon drives his sword into the dragon's heart, killing him. and thus ends the reign of King Magnifico and his queen (though they reunite in the afterlife). Simon and Asha (who gets her magic back) confess and share a kiss, then follows the ending and the two, along with everyone else, lived happily ever after. look, i did my best to write a *potentially* better story, alright? what do you think?

So Disney sees responsible leaders as bad guys, and patriarchal. Hilarious.

@@jacktheomnithere2127 Dude, I like both the idea of the dialogue if Magnifico was the good guy and also like the idea of the rewrite of a better story! It sounds very good!

@@CrystallizedCoyote means a lot me that someone likes my ideas. Thank you.

Not to mention that a wish to be the best at something can only be granted to one person per thing to be the best at. How do you solve that conflict?

seems like thats the biggest problem with kids in the west nowadays. too much of what they want in luxury and not enough of what they need in parental stability

@@sovietunion7643 I couldn't agree more with you.

Makes it sound like the film is saying “good parents buy their children everything they want without question”

And spoiled kids create the worst adults.

Sounds like the devilish plan that is being pushed through the culture war. Mao also used teenagers to further his madness of total control. Use the gullible and destroy the nucleus family, than you can have total control because you have broken the backbone of any community.

Amen! Watch my series, The Pensuke Files instead! 😉 It goes against Woke Disney!

You realize that by saying "fairest of them all" doesn't mean purity, right? It just means that she prettier than the others, nothing else.

@@helenaribeiro8560 I think you missed the entire point of Snow White. "Fairest of them all" was always about Purity and Goodness. The Evil Queen believed it to be about Beauty and that was her fatal flaw. She was so obsessed with being the most Beautiful that she turned herself into an old crone to kill Snow White. It's not Snow White's beauty that made the Dwarves become fond of her. It was always her caring and compassionate nature moreso than her beauty. The Evil Queen is the 2nd most "Fair" but deep down she is cruel and nasty.

I agree. Speaking of the Disney Princesses, this movie was supposed to be a celebration of all of Disney's past movies. You know what would've made it better? If all of the side characters represented a Disney Princess/Prince. Like you said, the Disney Princesses represent a trait. Courage, Insight, Purity. The writers of Wish could've added those traits to the side characters to celebrate their past movies.

@@PlanetZoidstar Not really. If you go to the original tale, it's clear indication of her beauty, nothing else. In the very first tellings of Snow White, she is pretty vain and, honestly not very bright, the dwarves only took her in, so that she could be basically their maid while she decided with which of them she would marry. And the prince only kissed her because she was beautiful and he thought that she was dead, which makes it kinda dark... If you search the term, especially in medieval times, "fairest" meant beautiful and pale (also sometimes, it meant "blond"), which back then being pale meant being wealthy. The paler and chubbier they were, the more beautiful women were considered to be in that time. Disney's Snow White, is just a retelling of a much older tale that was embellished by Walt Disney. He kept using the term "fairest of them all" just because it sounded good and because she was pale. So, that term has more history that the one Disney put on. For Disney, sure it may mean "pure", but the real meaning of the expression is not that. If it did, there would be no reason for the expression: "The fair, pure maiden with thy purest of hearts." About the Disney movie of Snow White, I really don't like it, nor do I like Snow White. I can't stop seeing her as the dumb vain, 14 year old girl that she is in the earliest versions of the tale.

I thought she was Snow White because she was fucking dead 😂

Definitely these are the directors and story writers putting their parents as villains. I have no proof but have no doubts either.

For real it just reminds me of an overworked mother who isn't appreciated by her family and is getting fed up with it

Well you see, the people at Disney are all spoiled brats. If there’s anything they hate, it’s anyone doing better than them, or doing good for anyone that is not them. This movie is nothing but wish fulfillment (heh) of taking someone’s prosperity for one’s self for no other reason than they are prosperous.

​@@TheseekerofinfiniteNo, the executives at Disney are spoiled brats. Most of the people on the lower levels are just trying to use their abilities to create, but the people in top are entitled and completely out of touch. They're the ones who "need" their wishes granted.

​@@yourshoulderdevil5229Well except then they hire a bunch of people who march lockstep with them, to try and ensure they get what they want. It's not just a select few at the top *coughKennedy*, but then the story groups and writers, the directors, the publishers, HR, all kinds of groups are infiltrated and filled with their similar thinking sycophants. So that way they have absolute control and an environment that doesn't hurt their precious feelings.

"his kingdom" You talk as if the king owns the people in it, which is probably exactly what he thinks. This is a complete lie about of Asha's motivation against the king. Asha did not think it was right of him to take people's wishes, and only by his own neurotic judgement decide who gets to even HAVE a wish *at all* and who deserves to get it granted. He manipulates people to hand over their life's wishes to him to then act like he owns their wishes and decide who even gets to have one. He could give them back, as Asha pointed it out, because most of them were harmless, and if it was actually really dangerous then he could keep it locked. But no, he is not at all regulated when it comes to any of that, he is neurotic and deeply narcissistic, he only thinks of himself the entire movie, he can't even stop talking about himself to praise his wife. HE. IS. THE. VILLAIN. And it's not because he didn't grant every wish.

@@dandantsm6560 .....*Slowly face palms* That is exactly how an actual monarchy works. Not a parliament or constiutional monarchy, but a good old fashion monarchy. The King or Queen is the supreme authority of the land. They own the people within that land. Because it is their job to oversee the well being of the kingdom and the people within it. So everyone who is within that kingdom IS SUBSERVIENT TO THE MONARCH. The King built that kingdom from scratch. The people came to live there on HIS land, using HIS resources, looking to HIM for guidance and leadership. Therefore....yes. He essentially owns them. Literally how a monarchy works. As for the second part of your argument here...well...let's see here. On the one hand we have a king with the power to do something that he is, in no way, obligated to actually do anything with, and yet he attempts to generously, but responsibly, use that power for his people. Instead of granting wishes willy-nilly, or even giving them exactly what they ask for, he grants the wishes of those whose wishes are practical and not potentially harmful, and he does so in a way that still relies on them to put in effort and hard work, ensuring they don't just become lazy and reliant on magic to get what they want. VERSUS An 18 year old girl who literally has no experience being responsible for anything more then a goat, who tries to take the easy way out in getting her grandfather's wish granted, instead of simply using her wish to get her grandfather's wish granted (Thus proving she actually loves him by sacrificing of herself to benefit him), who then decides she needs to overthrow an entire monarchy that has kept the people happy and prosperous not because of anything he does actually being harmful or oppressive to the people's happiness and ability to live comfortably but because she thinks he's wrong. Because he doesn't do things the way she thinks they should be done. Oh, and to really point out the hypocrisy of your argument, she'll end up with the same power he did AND WITH NO ONE TO OVERSEE OR REGULATE HER. And yet we're told that is a good thing, as compared to how bad and evil it is for the king to not have anyone controlling or regulating what he does simply because he doesn't do things the way Asha thinks they should be done. So between the two...no. The ignorant activist rushing around demanding things be done the way they think it should be done, with no understanding of the consequences of their actions, resulting in essentially the government being overthrown and then them doing the very thing they blasted the government for doing is far more the villain then the guy being a responsible monarch who only turned evil because the plot demanded it.

"Consequences? What's that?" lol

That's why I hold monster university on high regard. Mike try super hard to have his wish of being scarer came true but it didn't because he isn't physically scary. But that's OK, he have expertise that help Sully to become scariest of the scarer. They can work as a team. Not every wish is granted but that's OK.

Story writers subconsciously write characters to reflect themselves. To them the good guys is like themselves and the bad guys is like everyone else, ironically the majority of people with morals knows who the bad guy is

"You only dislike our message because your racist/sexist/stupid, not because we could EVER be wrong!" I'm so sick of that attitude and crappy movies like this that try to push fake heroines.

that plot is way too smart for disney writers to write

that is actually a really good message, especially in the modern day where people are called racist or sexist at the most minor things because they disagreed with a political belief. telling people not to create a villian of a person who could be a friend would be a really good message honestly

Not sure that would fly with the agenda

Ngl this actually sounds kind of genius, why didn't they do this lmao

Like from a misguided, brat's pov.

Right. Disney have showed their fruit before with the founder (He was a creepy dude). It's rotten beyond repair. Just because the writing now sucks, doesn't mean past Disney movies were better with morals, because they were just more cunning with mixing good (moral) with the bad.

I'm not a philosopher so I don't demand people or artists adhere to some high standard of infallible moral greatness. Not to mention, people of the past had different morals than we do now. Old Disney is mostly fine by me. New Disney is deliberate leftist (or whatever you prefer to call them) weirdness and the lack of morality is much clearer. @@ajtmove4226

Indeed. Disney is the evil villain that is attempting to take over the world through power and deceit. Not a joke, or an analogy, but factual reality.

@@ajtmove4226No, you’ve missed the point by a mile. Walt was the farthest thing from a “creepy dude” that one could imagine. He was a genius and a visionary. It boils my blood that you are lumping him in with the commies who have taken over the company now. He testified at the HUAC, for gosh sakes. He would be HORRIFIED by what his company has become. If you don’t see the timeless, universal wisdom imparted by classic Disney, then I don’t know how to reach you. You might be just as amoral as the current staff and executive class at Disney, who are running the company into the ground in order to virtue signal and to use the properties as vehicles for their ham-fisted attempts at social engineering.

In the meantime @@taffysaur, reject woke disney embrace my series, The Pensuke Files

I really don't understand how we are to accept that if it's morally wrong for Magnifico to only grant about 14 wishes a year, why no one---but especially the queen---has ever questioned why he wasn't granting more, up to this point.

Have to agree with Asha possibly being the true villain of the story. One indication is her rising up song "What I Know Now" and Magnifico's "This is the Thanks I Get". His song is upbeat (happy tone) maybe some of the words are evil or vague in the song, but Asha's song has a dark beat tone.

They're basically using the villain as a substitute for God. In the writers' underdeveloped minds, God is malevolent because He doesn't answer every prayer in the exact way that the person praying asks. Communism is very anti-religion because it replaces religion. Asha is a very naive person. She doesn't realize wishes can be bad. Let's give a few examples of wishes that would end up very badly: 1. Someone wishes to rule the entire world - can't do it since there are too many cultures that have their own ways of thinking about government - would have to be a dictator and force control in order to rule over everyone 2. Someone wishes for eternal youth - ends up as a toddler for ever 3. Someone wishes for immortality - everyone else wishes for immortality, so no one dies, everyone ends up with more pain as they age, resources grow scarce because no one is dying and more people are constantly born, everyone suffers from malnutrition & unclean water but you can't die to end the suffering 4. Someone wishes for his or her favorite sports team to win - someone else wished for the opposing team to win - no clue what happens here, but it's a stalemate 5. Someone wishes for the biggest mansion in the area - gets it & someone else wishes for a bigger mansion - mansions keep magically expanding and eat up the land causing the animals to run away or roam the streets due to lack of land to live on & the mansions also start expanding into other people's homes, causing them to be homeless 6. Someone wishes for someone else to die since this person is evil 7. Some 60-year-old sleazy man lusts after Asha, so he wishes for her to be his - she has to grant this, right? Right? RIGHT? After all, all people deserve their wish. She is the villain. She's like most real life villains. She had good intentions, but she doesn't understand the world, so the good intentions combined with power is going to lead to bad results and corrupt her. No, she's not the Fairy Godmother. She's Maleficent.

Star doesnt grant wishes lmao where did you even get that from?

​@@sohodollll "wish upon a Star" There's your answer

An there didn't appear to be much of a reason to start a revolution.

@@kielhawkins9529 This, we had one sleepy teenager. That was literally the only person who suffered. They made a deal, they knew what's going to happen, they never once thought about revolution! But suddenly, Asha's here, guess we'll throw away all we stood for our whole lives, even tho we haven't been hurt!

​@@magdam1508They just went with it. I mean, there life's were very much great.

That would be terrifying. Just think about it. You're trying to do what can best help the kingdom, while making sure wishes people made when they were young and may not have thought of the consequences. And then, almost against your will, your personality turns into what you hate, and you go against your people, destroying it all.

@@Drave_Jr. Honestly this could be an interesting take, i swear i know some characters that have this unfortunate event in their story but forgot who they are

He is screaming and rolling around in his grave watching his creation burn so quickly

I mean, he was a dick too tbh

Lol they got a lot o Jews working at Disney these days. You bet your ass Walt is pissed. J/k

At this point now, he'll just be doing barrel rolls for all of eternity in his grave

Fun Fact: Walt Disney's interests were not strictly limited to film-making. He was also a visionary in other disciplines such as urban planning. Epcot was meant to be a city intended as a model for efficient urban planning conducive to being pedestrian friendly. When he died, his successors turned it into a theme park and the areas around Disney World became overrun with suburban single-use tract house developments, which are antithetical to good urban planning and are a symptom of a rampant disease inflicted on American cities because of thoughtless greed on the part of unimaginative, moneygrubbing capitalist parasites.