My musical loving heart is SO HAPPY | First Time Watching Disney's *Wish* | REACTION 

Even if Asha's friends are not memorable or charming? Even if Valentino was useless and says nothing funny? Even if pop music don't go AT ALL in a medieval world? Even if Magnifico became evil out of nowhere? Even if Asha did NOTHING cool or smart to defeat the villain? All thoses moments were not boring or annoying? To me yes and all the references to other disney movies where more in the way of the story than entertaining| fun 😐

@@ladypool1404I think your wrong

@@ladypool1404 Bro chill. Everyone has their own opinion.

@@ladypool1404shut up

@@ladypool1404hey it’s just a opinion if we like it, we like it

exactly, well said

THANK YOU! So many gloss over this and I think it's deliberate.

So that's why they were really boring; they are a reference and nothing else 😐 Seriously, i saw the movie 2 times and can't remember ANY of their names except Simon. If that doesn't proof how bland thoses characters are, i don't kno what it is.

also "14 wishes last year" makes it only 0.72 percent and the typical one wish a month makes it 0.62 percent. Don't think that math checks out as a "high percent?" lol

Wait is that true?

@@Aurora-Welch Yep

@@donnguyen1107 It’s only the wishes when Magnifico show Asha the wishes

@@TwilightLink77 And notice he typically grants one wish per month but as more 18 year olds or new citizens give away wishes, he's gaining more wishes than he grants as seen with that Helena and Esteban in the ceremony. And even IF it's optional he's twisted it so they HAVE to give them away in that he's the only magic source around to make certain wishes happen and has made himself the "only one authorized to grant wishes" as Gabo warns the gang.

The main reason is actually because of the writing. The dialogue and plot is very generic and the motivations are confusing and unfocused. Disney corporate stepped in and ruined what could have been an amazing film by turning it into a painfully generic one.

@@BBJ111 I agree with you and you are way better than explaining it 😂

All I see is people angry about how Magnifico was treated because he's innocent and was right all along and I get it because the reason why I didnt go to the cinema was this. I saw the trailer and I knew it was going to be bad

@@Alex-mh5mu I agree because just because the most you can say is that he is wrong with not giving the wishes back but that doesn't make him a villain 😭

@@DreamDrakes Most say he's right so thank God common sense is still here lol

Omg I looked up the cast after filming and saw Chris Pine voiced Magnifico!! I didn’t know he also voiced Jack Frost though, I love that movie!

I don't really see much of people hating it but most are disappointed by it. It is a 100 year anniversary film and was promoted with a lot of promises (like the film is supposed to bring the old Disney magic back and that Magnifico as the most intimidating villain ever and many more such promises) none of which comes to pass. Wish is just a mediocre film. If it was just any other Disney film and not a 100 anniversary film with all the promises and expectations that comes with it, the reception would not have been as bad. People would not like it all that much but their reaction would have been of apathy rather than disappointment. I compare Wish to Pixar's Cars 2. Cars 2 isn't really that bad of a film, and if any other company has put it out at that time, it would have been well received. But like Wish, Cars 2 also come with great expectations for coming out from a company known for making excellent work. It really just doesn't fit with the films that come before it and after it. I like Cars 2 enough but I understand why people are disappointed by it. There is anger surrounding Wish though but that is directed towards Disney Company itself not the film. The film just had so much potential to be a great film only for the company to waste it all. All the great concepts thrown away in exchange for "safe" ideas that just pales in comparison. Anger for ruining what would have been a great film. There are even several rewrites of Wish made by people that utilizes the rejected concepts in response.

@@rosverlegaspo6752 I do have to admit that the original concept art where we meet The Shapeshifting Star Dude is really interesting! 🤷🏾‍♂️ And Queen Amaya was also originally supposed to be a villain who works along side King Magnifico!

Wish is not perfect but the ending did get me when I watch it in the theatre. I got goosebumps when they started singing 😅 As for my wish, I think it´d be getting my book published because I have wanted to be an author for long time. 😊

​@@rosverlegaspo6752But here's the thing I saw some of those deleted scenes. And all of them are pretty bad, though. People say that with every movie though. They said they should have kept this scene so I don't know if I can take those seriously.

@@moneylover318 Huh? When did concepts becomes deleted scenes? Are you sure you are replying to the correct comment?

Another thing I noticed is that when asha had her wand like the godmother she also had her cloak

Lovely! It’s in my Top 3 for me! 😁✨

Yes!! I saw the original concept of the movie with the villain couple and the star being a "boy" and I think I would have absolutely loved that version.

i liked the movie but i would've LOVED it if they just went with the original concept. the reason i liked disney so much growing up was because of the romance and it just seems like they're doing that less and less now 😭 i get that they want to be progressive but us girlies have always been suckers for a good romance story so idk why they can't make the lead girl a strong character and also give her a cute boy or girl to be in love with

Same here. Asha and Star quickly became some of my favorite Disney characters. 😃

Hey welcome back! I believe that era of Disney is called it’s Golden Era so I guess we’re onto something there haha

I’ve watched it 7 times so far. It’s one of my favorite films from Disney!

That wasn’t the evil queen that was the magic mirror

I think it's because of the Disney hate that's growing nowadays that didn't want to take many risks without being used by politicians as a weapon.

I don't know, someone would still try to find a way saying he's probably manipulating her or she's manipulating him.

Personally, I would be more worried if people would accuse them of a copying illumination at that part.

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@@данЫчреакции yeah ask her that

It’s actually the face of the magic mirror from Snow White.

except historically and storywise stuff like this does happen with people and even entire cultures. Someone settles a culture with good intentions after dealing with tragedy and wanting to avoid it and let everyone be "happy and content," but running from the trauma instead of dealing with it in a healthy way poisons them and can turn them into another extreme evil.

@@donnguyen1107 Give me a RL example

@@Stardust_7273 Our own American society, starting with people like the Pilgrims fleeing persecution only to put themselves above other people (indigenous) and becoming the thing they're escaping or even another kind of evil. Even now we've had leaders (Trump, Biden, etc) who have their own sets of problems and it affects society and other groups. My own family has dealt with communism which while having good principles can be detrimental in practice and taken to dark extremes.

@@donnguyen1107 Ok those are all good examples of places not being run by the best groups of people (I think Trump destroyed this country and Biden is just trying to be a good president BUT that isn’t what this is really about. The thing is, when we come into this movie, Rosas is a very desirable place to live, and it’s run well, and the arrangement between the king and his subjects is mutual. They know what happens when they turn 18, they know what happens to their wish, nothing is hidden from them. Asha makes a problem where there isn’t one. I would love to have lived in a pre-Asha Rosas. I would be very happy with Magnifico as my king

​@@Stardust_7273 Except the problem is that power is still going to a central government that's run by magic that's not treated healthily. The RULE/LAW is you give your deepest, most precious wish away at 18 (or to gain citizenship) the age when you're supposed to step out, make choices for yourself and exercise independence, but once you give that wish away you don't even remember let alone know what you gave up and have to depend on it being magically granted with false hope that it'll be before you kick the bucket which isn't very fulfilling or balancing in the long run. As for how magic is treated, after his troubles Magnifico's default is to study, outsource and harness magic and when something appears more powerful or humbling his default is again gain more magic which becomes a crutch and ultimately a drug that if he doesn't let go of becomes his own trap. Asha lost her father to untimely illness only wishing he could get better when we've seen no doctors in Rosas or she could've talked to Magnifico about at least some medicine or other, but she's dealt with the loss more healthily by remembering his guidance and love and allowing friends and family to help her and using her energy to look out for others and making sure they have a chance at fulfillment. She only wishes the people's wishes having a chance of fulfillment and if dangerous they have each other to help and balance them out. When the magic arrives as the glow which is meant to invigorate the human spirit and is more a breath of fresh air to the wishes, and when the star arrives they don't grant her wish but offer ways of figuring it out when asking for the wishes back has failed, and when everyone has their wishes back they have the energy and drive to do something about them. And as fairy godmother, Asha doesn't grant wishes herself but helps people figure out their needs and desires themselves with the magic to spark encouragement and hope. Magic isn't the answer but part of a greater equation that people need to understand. It's there to help and educate you, not do the work for you.

I’ve seen it! And absolutely agree with you, definitely underrated! It’s so funny😂