Double the muffin order!
And just to mention, she’s not really mine. She’s the neighbor’s cat that likes to come over and make muffins and biscuits sometimes 😋
And just to mention, she’s not really mine. She’s the neighbor’s cat that likes to come over and make muffins and biscuits sometimes 😋
The only other two cats that I’m aware of recite Jabberwocky are the Children’s Theatre Company one and the one from Dragon’s Lair 2, but you can share more if you know any.
And if this is familiar, yes, I’ve posted this before when I pointed out that Bluth probably got it right from Walt’s due to his past career, but I didn’t realize that CTC did it, too.
Alright, this is just something I have to get out after rewatching this scene from Dreamchild… nothing serious.
Admittedly, I didn’t quite get it at first. I thought Alice was just confused why he was angry at that response and trying to recall where the story was going. Granted, she remembers the characters as nasty creatures who are more abrasive than they are in the actual story, so things aren’t as clear to her anymore.
It was a little sad to realize that the whole time, they were testing to see if she is still sharp in her old age and if she even has a sense of self awareness anymore. The fact that she struggled remembering the date and got it wrong was proof that she’s mentally expiring and she’s not that same little girl that inspired the story anymore. But I get that’s basically supposed to be the conflict of the movie, Alice not being able to tell her real self apart from her fictional alternative anymore due to a mix of aging and always being associated with book Alice.
Anytime she gets brought up even just remotely, it’s only when people want to talk about that princess scene from her second movie. Not fair for such a great character!
And on top of that, she has such a cute marketable look, too… it’s a mystery to me why the studio doesn’t take advantage of that very often.
If you don’t know what it is, it’s a cancelled game that doesn’t have much public information on it but at base, Kirby and King (Prince) Dedede are kids and Kirby’s ability is flicking enemies with the curl on his head.
The “Kid” part is a bit redundant because at this point because he is now fully established as being a baby or a child. I still think it sounded like a fun idea though… maybe as a spinoff with new characters in place. Like a sibling or cousin or something like that.
If the designs were updated, what do you think?
Sure enough, it’s told differently than the original, but how exactly is it lighter and friendlier like many say?
At least to me, the tone seems the same as the books and if anything… is the bitter one in comparison.
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like for instance:
🔹Book: the Queen’s victims get excused in secret
🔸Movie: we’re left with the impression that they really do go off to get beheaded
🔹Book: Bill the Lizard lands safely after being launched and we see him again at the trial
🔸Movie: it is just left on the “there goes Bill…” note and he’s never heard from again
🔹Book: the trial is about the Knave stealing tarts
🔸Movie: the trial is about whether or not Alice gets to live
🔹Book: During the croquet match, the floating Cheshire Cat head leads to a shower thought type of argument on whether or not you can behead something that is only a head
🔸Movie: Cheshire deliberately gets Alice in trouble at the match when she was doing good with remembering her manners
🔹Book: the tea party members are rude but also tell about social etiquette and stories, most prominently about how the Hatter murdered time
🔸Movie: The tea party members quite literally “murder time” by destroying the White Rabbit’s watch when he was begging them not to. Even after, their only response to making him cry was to physically get rid of him.
🔹Book: there are no emotional aspects other than constant annoyance, it’s a comedy through and through
🔸Movie: there was more story structure that gradually leads to an emotional climax (Very Good Advice)
🔹Book: The kingdom is very picturesque with bright and beautiful scenery
🔸Movie: The settings are usually either overcast or nighttime, basically a “cloudy day” type of look that adds to the bad day that Alice is having.
Even the obligatory “OC” character, the Doorknob, was made rude.
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I understand that people view things differently but I somehow just don’t see how the Disney version is labeled as “the happy one.” I also don’t see how it’s the “sanitized” version of the story when the original doesn’t have much to tame in the first place. The only two things that they actually toned down was removing the Ugly Duchess scene and censoring Alice “becoming a serpent”
I am wondering if people are just looking at the cartoony visuals and jaunty tunes along with company’s reputation of making light versions of classics that they are getting it from that or maybe if they are just too used to seeing all the edgy versions of it that the dark depictions became the default.
If it is… not very slick, Disney! 😂
Something so magical about animated sweets 🍪
These are from back when the brand was still young so things were pretty loose with who they featured (also why some are poor image quality). I think they were mostly testing the waters to see who else to include if they were marketable enough
(FYI: the Kiara one is from Disney Princess Collection in case you’re wondering why it’s here)
I love it when antagonists are given those kind of powers. Certainly more impressive than ai videos, for sure. Animators don’t get enough credit 👑
They seem to mostly tolerate the others but are commonly actual friends with each other 🩵🐇 I feel like they might have given them this dynamic if a sequel was made.
When the Queen calls for someone to finally look after this unsupervised tyke, the King suggests that she would be the safest with the two fluffiest critters in the kingdom.
Dormouse doesn’t mind, It’s not like it’s any more obnoxious than the Hatter and Hare always yanking and squishing her like a ragdoll or hollering in her ear when she’s trying to sleep. Mr. Rabbit on the other hand is hoping that he at least is getting paid extra tarts for this.
((Thought of after another post in case it’s giving any Déjà vu))
Too bad they’re past that sparkly era
Edit: I didn’t know if the first one was edited over an already existing image or if it’s fully drawn fan-art (obviously a mix between Snow White and Belle though), but here is the artist source
Yes, I already made a post like this before but it didn’t really do much justice. Every model for Peachy is nice and it’s refreshing to finally get to see a vivid model as opposed to “stiff royalty” for a change (I like those too, though)
I know that people want her to be more reserved like a standard fairytale princess and I get that, but I still really enjoy this evolution. Anyone else?
Obviously It’s nothing, but it’s just an unintentional gag I’ve noticed that the Mad Hatter keeps calling him a rabbit, even when it’s claimed otherwise.
Since the movies have shown that anything can happen with characters they make relevant to it all, I would love to see any of these ones show up, even if just a brief cameo.
Princess Shokora, Pom Pom, Candy Kong, Isabelle (since we see in the second movie that they are open to going beyond the Marioverse), Poochy, and MIPS the Rabbit
I know that her mother’s design is likely based on “Have Courage, Be Kind: The Tale of Cinderella” but it’s still a funny coincidence
I was really glad Hynden agreed to lend her voice since Kathryn can’t really do it anymore due to getting too old and her original accent is basically gone because of living in Cali for so long (and being an English teacher no less). Ever since I was a kid, I really loved Hynden’s voice. She is very good with voicing cute soft girls with a craving for knowledge. I think she was a nice choice to take Kathryn’s place 🌟
Edit: second clip is from Kinect: Disneyland Adventures