Wish is Disney's BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT 

Don't worry guys, Asha's a Disney Princess in MY eyes lol ⭐

This movie could’ve been SO GOOD if they used the original ideas like Starboy and maybe sticked to 2D animation. It could’ve been like one of Disney’s all-time-greats. But Disney is just cowards 😒

It's weird how they put a lot of detail on the characters' faces and hair, like freckles, blushed cheeks, and gave their eyes detailing, but the details on the clothes and the rest of their bodies look like they were forgotten about by the shading team. And the background characters look so plastic and lifeless, even when they're moving. They almost move like Wii characters.

What do you mean straight up evil? Bro has PTSD from when his original kingdom was ransacked and pillaged. He panics when he notices someone else is using magic in the kingdom. Fearing it is a challenger. So he resorts to Dark Magic that takes him over. Magnifico is the fallen hero of this story. Asha is the evil greedy witch.

We were ROBBED of the star being a person! ROBBED

They should’ve had the Queen sing the duet with her husband instead of Asha. She wants to help her husband fulfill his dreams but seeing him turn into a narcissist ruler over the decades has her torn between the man she knew and her citizen’s wishes. She wants to protect them both ‘at all costs’.

We were robbed. We could’ve had an evil couple and a star romance. Also as for the animation they originally wanted 2D but then decided on a mix of 2D and 3D. I don’t understand how it looks like this they already have the perfect 2D and 3D blend animation that they used for the short film Paperman. What would’ve worked more was if the king and queen were both evil and Asha was their daughter. Then Asha would’ve grown up thinking that keeping the wishes was the right thing and star boy had to help show her the right way. Also it would add a lot more to Asha’s character by standing against her parents since for all the other Disney princesses with evil parents they’re always stepparents (Lady Tremaine, Evil Queen, and Gothel). So the fact that a princesses actual parents are evil would’ve been so cool. I get wanting villains like the Evil Queen back but Magnifico should've been the sympathetic villain that is way too overprotective and wants to protect everyone due to his own trauma Also I wouldn't make Asha quirky I mean she can definitely have somethings but not as much as they did. I would make her more similar to Elsa and Mulan personality rather than Anna and Rapunzel. You could even keep the seven friends but make them people who have already given up their wishes so they're basically just miserable and Asha has to help them. Simon could still have his betrayal but add onto why he wants to be Magnifico's knight. He could be a friend that has a crush on Asha so he wants to become a knight to impress and protect her I would also change Asha's color palette and name. Purple reminds me too much of Rapunzel and Isabella. I wish they stuck with the orange red color palette from the concept art. In my rewrite I would also name her Luna instead of Asha since Luna means moon and the movie is about stars Also why is the kingdom of wishes called Rosas that means Roses it would make more sense if the kingdom was called Estrellas which literally means Stars.

The song writer Julia Michaels was done dirty they literally gave her a description with three weeks to write the songs and then that's it they never let her change or try to fix things to better fit. Songwriters are usually always involved throughout the entire movie production look at Alan Menken and Lin Manuel Miranda who are two of Disney's best songwriters

The song "This Is The Thanks I Get" wasn't bad bad, but it feels like it was made for those parents who always talk in your ear like: "I carried you for 9 months, I changed your diapers and and fed you, I sent you to school and let you live here for free and this is how you are going to treat me? This is the thanks I get??"

I think a Disney Movie with a prince instead of a princess would be fire

I did NOT let Valentino speak in my rewrite 💀

I love how the song At All Cost is clearly from when starboy was still in concept. Like have you heard the demo they literally said the words love but changed it to promise for the final version. I listened to the movie version before seeing the movie and I bet you can imagine my confusion at what is clearly a love song being sang between a grown man and teenage girl. Disney freaking wasted Chris Pine

I had a dream last night where Magnifico and Asha had a rap battle! 😭

Not to mention the early drafts of the script were GREAT!!! With the star boy and the queen being evil too!! Disney had their chance to make a great film to celebrate their one hundred year anniversary… and they BLEW IT!!!! >:( >:( >:(

Disney's Wish: "Remember how we made good movies for years, these past 100 years? Now look how far we've fallen and GIVE US YOUR MONEY"

The fact that people actually FORGOT about when this film first came out in threatens really says a lot about Disney’s current state. Especially since it was on their 100th Year Anniversary. And they got one upped by an Adam Sandler movie of all things! 💀💀

Asha is basically the storybook equivalent of a Bank Robber Especially since the opening states Magnifico PROTECTS wishes & only promises to maybe grant them, like a Bank protects your valuables & maybe invest in your portfolio

The peanuts movie was also a anivisery movie , and unlike the this movie, it actually fells like a celebration of its respective ip, and it ACTUALLY honors its creator with great animation. Wish just fells like a cash grab that just uses “reference “ as a way to honor its anniversary. Not even a message from Walt Disney himself at the end.

Wish is the perfect example of targeting only one type of audience. As a wise man once said, “A children’s story that can only be enjoyed by children is not a good children’s story in the slightest.” -C.S. Lewis

I cannot believe that a movie about wishes has absolutely nothing to say about them. "Be careful what you wish for." is a tagline on the poster and NOT A THING IN THE MOVIE?! Magnifico mentions once a thing about wishes being vague and that being bad, but it's not expanded upon, nor does it come back in a meaningful way. What is a bad wish? According to the movie, all wishes are valid and important. What if somebody wishes for someone else to fall in love with them? Does that violate someone else's autonomy or free will? What if someone's wish directly contradicts someone else's wish? Which one takes priority? What if someone wishes for a bunch of people to die? Any problem with that? I can't believe in this movie so packed with references, that they didn't make Magnifico's rules for wishes the same as the Genie's. No killing, love, or raising the dead. It was RIGHT THERE! A movie THEY made over 30 years ago has more to say about wishes than this movie. What if, instead of Asha's stupid motivation with her grandfather's wish, she wanted her father to come back to life? She was sort of bummed about it in a nonspecific way. That would be something Magnifico would be very justified in not granting. That would give a reason for the whole memory erasure thing. If a person is so focused on a wish that's impossible to grant, it's better for them to forget it than have it eat away at them from the inside. The whole Magnifico thing doesn't work. Where did this evil book come from? Did he fight and defeat evil sorcerers in his past? We don't know! It would be more compelling if it was HIS book and he USED to be evil, but sealed it away and chose to live and rule for good. That would explain the book's draw it has for him and in his breakdown of paranoia and pessimism, he turns to it again and falls into villainy. The movie as it is now gaslights him into being the villain, it's so weird! And why does the Queen know about oil on the fingers prevents evil or whatever and not the King? She and Doc both read the book too and are fine! One more thing, how old are Magnifico and the Queen supposed to be? He founded the kingdom right? Unless there's some magical longevity nonsense we don't see, than Rosas has only been a kingdom for like 50 years max. That would mean Grandpa moved to and gave up his wish when he was in his 50's. That's a long time to be failing as a musician.

Wish is a pefect representation of Disney: A shell of it's former self

The sad thing is about Asha's shape-shifting love interest was that he didn't even need to be taken out of the movie. The little star could have been his friend as like what Tinkerbell is to Peter Pan, since that's who he was based off of. But it seems Disney was so worried about the weirdos who came for them and accused them of pushing a narrative of Disney Princess's/main female leads need a love interest in order to be happy and it was sending a bad message to little girls. SN: How do these people come to such a weird conclusion? Not once have I ever watched a Disney movie with a Princess in it, she fell in love and that's ALL I took away from the movie. *starts singing, It's a super reach* I don't see any other reason as to why he was written out of the movie but it's sucks that he was because that would have been interesting and cute to see.

I love how the movie is meant to celebrate all of disney while everyone sees disney as the exact same villain in the movie, just replace the ‘wishes’ with literally anything.

The song At All Cost was originally going to be a love song, it would have worked if they went with the star boy story. Like Asha and Star Boy are singing their love for each other.

They only praise him for his wish granting abilities and his handsome face. He's running a kingdom and giving away houses and making jobs and keeping the borders secure by himself. Dude doesn't even ask for rent. And all his subjects credit him for is what he can do for them. Heck, he even says that the apprentices only take a few months before ASKING for things. Then Asha comes in and ASKS for her gramp's wish to be granted even before becoming an apprentice. The people willingly go and live in his kingdom and willingly give up their wishes in exchange for stability and a monthly chance that the king will grant one's desire without them having to lift a finger of effort to make it happen. Honestly, those people are ungrateful as fuck

The music is really where they lost me. If I was asked to come up with a concept to represent 100 years of Disney, I'd have started with the music and built up with there. I'd use a wide variety of styles, from the 1920s and 30s era, to the Sherman brothers era, to the Broadway style era of the Disney Renaissance. I'd even find a way to reference park songs like Grim Grinning Ghosts. In fact, I'd just basically make it a Kingdom Hearts style story but traveling to different musical worlds.

Disney has become way too comfortable with themselves. The reason they thrived in the first place was because they strived to outdo their competitors. Now they simply just “buy” their competition whenever they feel like it. Someone once said *”without criticism or pressure from others, there can be no improvement.”* And that really is true, Disney has become lazy and comfortable with themselves and everyone sees it. They may believe for now that they are invincible, but eventually they will find out they’re not and the cycle will start all over again. This is a season that will eventually pass and believe it or not I want Disney to succeed by making changes.

15:36 thanks for pointing this out. The outrage generated from this clip was actually because the trailer for the movie was poorly edited. It makes it seem like Asha is demanding everyone's wishes be granted.

A movie needs to make a bare minimum of 2.5x their budget to break even.

One of Disneys ideas was to make star into a prince that the main character would fall in love for, and the king and queen were both evil. Which I think would’ve been a better idea

If this garbage is the best that Disney could come up for their 100th anniversary, then I have lost all my hopes for them

Imagine if the movie had a bee movie twist where they realized what they were fighting for the whole movie wasn't the right idea, and how the world falls apart when everyone gets their wish, and then it ends with a madoka like twist where Asha wishes that wishes never existed and erases her existance as Asha and becomes the fairy godmother

To be fair, the way they framed that scene of Asha asking him to grant more wishes made it seem like she thought all wished should be granted. It made Magnifico seem like he was calm and reasonable and Asha was mildly unhinged. It’s also kinda a legit thing where a miracle isn’t a miracle if it happens to everyone. I can see his pov of wanting to make sure that he didn’t grant bad wishes or wishes that could put their home at risk. I still don’t really understand his change to evil. It doesn’t really make sense to me. She asked for more wishes to be granted and it was like that one suggestion drove him off a ledge. It was weird. Then again, I didn’t watch the full thing because it looked dumb and the animation looked unfinished.

Once Upon a Studio was the true 100 years celebration

Asha was actually suppose to have a love story with Star,who would have had a human form,so it's possible that song her and Magnifco sing to the wishes was actually meant for her and Star.

The final battle reminds me of the finale of "Sofia the First."

I just came home from a job interview and found out I got hired, checked RU-vid, and you uploaded! I am now a very happy person 😊

Fun fact, the song "At All Cost" in the movie WAS a love song Disney had intended for Asha and starboy. They swapped "Love as one does" with "Promise as one does" 💀 its funny I never saw the movie, I got introduced by animatics of this song using the demo version. Immediately fell in love, it reminded me of old disney. Then I found the song in the movie between Asha and Magnifico??? No thank you, only listening to the demo version 😭 it creates a whole Disney scene in my head listening to it. Love flows nicely with the song ❤

What’s worse, the producer gave us the concept art, all of it and Plotlines that were removed…..Each and EVERY SINGLE ONE was better that what’s we got 😑, For one the star was actually gonna be a prince (wholesome love interest), and The KING was SUPPOSED TO HAVE AN EVIL QUEEN, we could’ve gotten an evil power COUPLE BUT NOOOO!!!

Imagine her as a princess whose parents turn out to be the antagonists, and the conflict will have her learn to oppose them,

What would’ve fixed the story is if the King was just a stern ruler who chose which wish to grant (no mind erasing or magic stealing), and Asha is the one to demand all wishes be granted because she’s young and impatient. When he gives a reasonable response for why he shouldn’t grant all wishes, she acts impulsive and tries to steal the magic for her grandfather which releases Star. When Star starts granting everyone’s wishes (other than talking animals and big veggies) it causes random chaos, and when the king goes to clean everything up it makes him look like the villain. When Asha and her friends try to stop him, he shows her all the destruction the random wishes have caused. As Asha starts to think about her actions, one of her friends turn on her to steal the power and become the real villain. But with some quick thinking Asha traps them a mirror, saving the day. The King cleans up the mess, Asha learns to be more patient and not every wish should be granted. The End. It not much but I tried.

Disney has just completely forgotten about the saying *”quality over quantity.”* Did you know that the writers at Disney were once given 6 whole months to write out a story? Why have film companies just completely forgotten about that it doesn’t matter how long it takes to make film, all that matters is that the film turns out good! If a movie is good, it’s likely that people are gonna watch it! Many people today don’t care as much anymore about deadlines, THEY JUST WANNA SEE A GOOD MOVIE!! Plus it gets people all the more hyped up when the movie does eventually come out! The only way Disney can save themselves now is if they just stop, take a step back, and reevaluate everything and start fresh. Because what they’ve been doing is getting exhausting to watch.

Little easter egg: When Magnifico is sucked into the staff, you see a glimpse of the face in The Mirror from Snow White and the seven dwarfs. Loved the vid, as always!

Damn, 100 years for this?

Honestly I wouldn’t have minded if Encanto was delayed and made the 100th anniversary movie tho Encanto was basically the 50th anniversary movie(also compared to literally every other Disney princess Asha did nothing)

The weirdest thing to me about this movie was how underpublicized it was. I'm no Disney fan, but usually whenever they drop a new movie, my RU-vid ads are slammed for at least a month leading up to the release. I had no idea this movie existed AT ALL until I was in a movie theater to watch the fnaf movie and saw a poster for it up on the wall 💀 the gracious explanation is Disney didn't wanna overcommercialize it, or wanted it to be for fans that would know about it anyways. Imo, the far more likely reason is they knew it was gonna flop and they wanted to distance themselves from it early/cut their losses. Similar to what they did to poor lucasfilms' strange magic - that movie was actually really well done and deserved better, but Disney just murdered it when they bought out the studio bc it didn't match their bland movie recipe and released it with no advertising & the worst movie poster possible. crooks

The whole film was clearly re-written proving that Pixar's motto of "The story comes first" is vital for animation. A.G.

Hate how the concept art and story was better but Disney don't want to take risk anymore and gave us this garbage movie that was supposed to be the algamation of Disney when it feels like just a basic movie 🙃 They should just stick with her being the actual daughter of King Magnifico and the Queen who are evil and Star Boy being her love interest like a literal good vs evil couple that would be so much better 😭

If walt was still around he would vomit in anger at what happened to his company

Who needs this as an anniversary celebration when we’ve got Once Upon A Studio?

"I let you live here for free and I don't charge you rent" I don't think Disney realized how contradictory that song lyric was. Also, it doesn't make any goddamn sense how he's singing about not getting enough praise when he has a whole ass kingdom who loves him. This could have been a great movie, but damned if Disney doesn't know what that is

this film had so much potential. its painful that they settled for mediocrity.

I feel like whenever the background is dark, the animation looks better. But when it’s bright and sunny it looks a lot worse

“asha’s the fairy godmother we see in the other disney movies? probably not.” i’m dead shhsh-

To be honest, in Magnificos' point of view for being in charge of the kingdom. He simply grants wish that benefits the kingdom and its people.

0:17 idea suggestion: Replace the "Disney LOGO" as Disney executive with Bob Iger's face

I didn't consider Magnifico a villain by any means... Like, if anything, he is the textbook-definition of what a good king is: A ruler that puts his land and people first over himself. He does keep the wishes and make people forget about it, yes, but it's honestly understandable. If he would give them back and only grant selective ones would it seem like he plays favours, increasing the risk of a riot. And what does he do with these wishes? Does he destroy them? Does he use them for his own gain? No. He puts them under the roof of his laboratory or whatever and "protects them like all the others". Like... Even if the wish was to conquer the world, he still keeps it. He does not make a difference here. Also, given his backstory, where he lost basically everything, it's only understandable that he wants to keep his kingdom safe, so he doesn't take any chances here when granting wishes. Someone could wish to become a master swordfighter, but this could result in them using this new ability to harm others. He never even askes for anything in return. And the only time he does (Ask people to report suspicious activities), people demand a wishing ceremony, breaking him, because this was the final drop after constantly giving. This is some actual character here. And a nuanced one at that. And meanwhile are we supposed to root for a character, whos only goal was to have her grandfather's wish granted. And when it was denied for justified reasons, she basically started a french revolution, took over power and probs killed the kingdom within 5 days after this movie ended because granting everyone's wish is a bad idea. Like... When Magnifico says his wish is to have an apprentice to teach and offering that to her, she straight up ignored it because grandpa... And this piece of cardboard is supposed to be the protagonist while the person with actual personality is meant to be the bad guy. If that doesn't yell "Disney", I don't know what else would... Great 100th anniversary special....

The fact that the amazing digital Circus, a RU-vid video has more views than Disney’s wish is honestly insane!

I’m pretty sure that it’s one of the only things remaining from the original plot where Asha had a romance with a magical star that took on the shape of a boy. I think that this coupled with the fact that both the King and Queen were going to be evil would have been so much better. 12:42

I wouldn't even give Magnifico a wish in the first place. Why would you? When there's no absolute guarantee it'll come true, I'd just keep it to myself.

Now all we need now is for Beanie to react to Trolls Band Together and then compare it to Disney's Wish

Personally, I didn’t mind it I thought it was just OK. It was definitely better than strange world, but that’s not saying much

Magnifico is treated as unreasonable for saying that the granddad's wish of wanting to write songs could be dangerous Then at the end, he's defeated by a song, proving he was 100% right.

So, I was talking with my friend about how this movie could have been better. Imagine if King Magnifico got his power from Chernabog instead of just… having it.

Although I haven’t seen the movie, Asha and King Magnifico’s dynamic reminds me a lot of the dynamic between Miles Morales and Miguel O’Hara in SpiderMan:Across the Spiderverse if it was done wrong (since we see Miguel’s backstory to show that Miles could be wrong which makes the conflict more compelling).

I don’t think it’s the WORST movie, strange world still exists 😒

Wish is a case of fans making better art than a multi million dollar corporation

This movie looks like a work-in-progress render; before the lighting and texture artists began their work.

The last line in the movie is actually a reference to the fact that the fandom is now desperately wishing that they kept the original cocept for star.

Speaking of the music, I am not a theatre nerd, but I was and still am always a band nerd. The scores from their past disney music, especially their princesses, were AMAZING!! I would have loved combinations and motifs from them in their music than the vague pop songs they gave us. Plus, it's another way to give us easter eggs without it affecting too much of the story.

Poor poor disney slowly shrivleing away into insignificance

about Magnifico's song, and how it comes right after people seen him as a god in my eyes that is not really correct that song, came right after people started asking questions about the wishes, and his method of ruling, overwhelming him

Hazbin Hotel and Wish, both show that anyone named Valentino are just the worst

The fact that Leo is better then this is a embassment

Tbh I still hate its still receiving money in the box office Is disney really trying to make it stay in the cinema longer Thats probably illegal and it shows how desperate they are for this movie when its a lost cause

Star looks like an artist’s vengeance for having to throw out the great original concept

I loved this move, idk. "Just keep wishing. For a better movie"

Magnifico is the only good thing about this movie... and they robbed us of any of the nuance of his character lmao

Fun fact: the duet WAS a love song. It was supposed to be sung by Asha and Star boy. But they cut him completely out and replaced him with a marketable plushy.

The star was the best part of the movie lmao

They should have made Klaus like art style a 3D movie with more saturated 2D texture animated this would look a lot better

I really feel bad for Chris Pine. :(

They could have made it so Asha was this really naive but caring girl, who had never travelled outside of the city and knew no evil. Because she was so naive and sheltered, she believed it was only right that all wishes should be granted. They could have made Magnifico NOT a jerk but just a genuinely good guy who is all about order and protocols thanks to the trauma he carried from all the chaotic evil that destroyed his home and family. So, when Asha asks him why he can't just grant all the wishes, he tells Asha about his family and home being destroyed and how not all wishes are good. They could have made it so that the ones who destroyed him were evil sorcerers who used the power of wishes to seek more control over others. And how, when he escaped, he managed to steal one of their magic books out of the hands of one of the evil sorcerers who had been killed. He'd been protecting it ever since so that it'd never fall into the wrong hands again. Then, when Asha asks him to grant her grandfather's wish and Magnifico refuses because it's too vague and risky, he could have told her that because she asked him to do her a personal favour, that broke protocol. So he rejects her as his assistant. That would have been heartbreaking enough for Asha to run into the woods and sing about how she believes in the power of wishes and how everyone deserves to see their wishes come true. Then, when Asha meets Star, they could have been attacked by the wild animals and chased deeper into the woods, getting lost. Eventually, Asha could have realized she must make a wish in order to activate Star's power and wishes the animals were peaceful and could talk things out with them, which explains their ability to talk. Then, because they're lost, they look for shelter and stumble across a tavern, where they meet a man, who is travelling to the city to ask Magnifico for his wish. He says he was a sorcerer's apprentice who wants to work for Magnifico, who is his biggest idol, because that is his greatest wish. He takes an interest in Star and Asha suggests he could just ask Star for his wish, but they realize Star will only grant Asha's truest wishes and not the wishes of others. So, they travel back to the city and the man meets with Magnifico to ask for the chance to become the apprentice and Magnifico, who is impressed with the man's magical abilities, agrees to let him become his apprentice. Asha is a bit jealous but understands that was never her greatest wish and is ultimately happy for him. They become good friends. Eventually, though, it is revealed the man was evil. He reveals himself to Magnifico as the son of the evil sorcerer, who was the original owner of the magic book, and he has come to take back what's rightfully his. He and Magnifico have an epic magical battle but Magnifico, who is much older than he used to be, is badly injured. Still, he has just enough magic in him to expel the man from the kingdom, but not without the man taking the book. When it is announced that Magnifico has been wounded and the book has been stolen, Asha realizes who must be behind it and she uses Star's power to hunt him down to take the book back. When they find him, though, the book has granted him enormous magical power and, as it turns out, the man has now set it sights on looking for THEM because he wants Star's power to become unstoppable so he can finish the job of killing Magnifico and then steal the throne and all the power of the wishes for himself. He and Asha have a wild magical battle which eventually leads to Asha defeating him. However, because she still saw him as a friend, she shows him mercy. She wishes to Star that he become a kind man and forget all about the magical book. Because she so deeply wished for her friend to be redeemed, Star was allowed to grant her this wish. He was still aware of what he had done to Magnifico, though, and realized he could never return to the kingdom. So, they part ways and Asha returns the book to Magnifico, who has begun to recover. As a reward for her heroism, she is granted the role of his apprentice and has finally learned that not all wishes are good and worthy of being granted. Some wishes simply need to be worked hard for if people want them to come true. The end.

At 30:24, when you mentioned this part I felt that Wish could have been the Fairy God Mother's origin story.

Magnifico is a TERRIBLE villain. He's not a villain. The movie immediately gaslights you into thinking he was an obnoxious crazy person the whole time. He was a great king that everyone loved and then he just instantly goes evil and uses a cursed book for no reason at all. He's a shitty twist villain that they want you to think is a straight up bad guy.

Magnifico is actually the Good guy here 😂

i will never get over the fact this movie could've been so good as both a celebration of disney's 100 years and as a movie on its own, but disney was so set on playing it safe it gave off the impression this movie was made last minute, like the animators realized almost too late that they needed to make a movie for disney's 100 year celebration. the villain song in particular rubs me off the wrong way bc it doesn't even sound like it's a Villain singing it. magnifico's villany is so thrown together in the script it feels like there were two people writing him: one wanted to make more of a sympathetic antagonist that we can understand where he's coming from, in spite of his questionable methods, and the other just wanted to make a complete asshole. and yet his song barely reflects neither of those aspects. and it sucks bc this is the same company that gave us villain songs like "be prepared" and fucking HELLFIRE. they could've make a song that sounded light-hearted but still gave off the vibe that it's a Villain Song™. they had all the great elements to make an oscar deserving movie, and yet gave us this movie that looks like it only exists to fill up disney+ catalogue

Damn, the bar is indeed dead when a random Adam Sadler movie is better than a goddamn Disney movie!

King didn't need a sad backstory. The fairytale book should have started with Rosa's living under the rule of a just King and then he was murdered by Magnifico.

Nooo magnifico cant ban hopes and dreams, thats like the best song from undertale :((((

I get so happy when I see that you uploaded another video

Although I'm sad about Amaya and magnifico not being an evil couple, Starboy can still happen if they make a second movie. Let's face it, they're not gonna remake the movie, but they can make a second movie and add starboy. It wouldn't take away from the first story, besides, star didn't leave at the end of the movie yet (Dw, I'm still holding out hope, and hopefully Disney makes a second movie with starboy😭)

Star could have been named Evangeline (ray, the firefly's, gf), because in princess and the frog there was a star named evangeline that others wish upon in hopes of having their dreams come true.

Magnifico was literally not a bad guy until they needed him to be bad.

15:33 but thats the point.. if the old guy DID want to create an angry mob and his wish was given back he would just do it himself, and if someone would have an unubtainable wish like having their pet live forever, their WILLINGLY given wish would make them not be heartbroken when it doesnt happen as explained in the movie.. so in conclusion, if you have seen the movie you would know people give their wish to magnifico willingly.

30:30 😭😭😭 That caught me so off guard, I laughed out loud and everyone looked at me funny

This movie is seemingly filled with Snow White references as there’s another one at around 30:06 in this video. For a split second you can see the mask/face of the witch’ mirror

You can FEEL the corporate meddling oozing from every part of this movie... And its _especially_ obvious after you learn what they had originally planned for the movie.

Magnifico is a victim. He has PTSD from seeing his family and his home get destroyed. He has every right to not grant wishes he deems as potentially dangerous. He's the one running the show, he's the one who studied his whole life to learn magic, he gets to choose what wishes get granted. And along comes this teenager who doesn't know anything about anything, and she wants to overthrow the kingdom for that? She's throwing a toddler tantrum and destroyed a utopia, all because she demanded special treatment and doing literally nothing to earn it. Also, once Magnifico gets possessed, he fails to be the same character. *_Magnifico, is, a, victim._* And the movie treats him as evil for it? Great message Disney, that's not messed up at all.

The moment I saw that bloody goat speak in the trailer I knew he’d be unbearable based on track record