[00:09] Well, six points out of ten on Kinopoisk, that's really [ __ ] awesome. Disney's non-fucking. And in general, it’s one of the worst Disney works I’ve seen. Why does Din Scala Johnson look so [00:23] creepy as Maui? Why is the actor destroying both his career and Disney itself? For what reasons is And why are there so many dislikes behind it? Who spoke it turns out? I just didn't so for me now it will most likely be a recommendation. [00:38] Works. How did live-action cinema once again lose out to animation, and how corrected? Muan fans were offended. Damn, it Muan fans were offended. Damn, it will probably be said a bit, well, unpleasantly, [00:51] , as something downright legendary in Disney. That is to it doesn’t even come close to being legendary . Well, go far. Conditionally, Frozen 100% holds up. [01:07] No Moana, it's like it's just a good cartoon, that is, awesome. Well, I'm unlikely to rush to watch it again. Although the songs here, especially from the first Muana, are really good. They are really nice. How often, when a [01:21] new Disney film is announced, do you ask yourself : why? The trend of endless Disney remakes has become tiresome for many, and there was much talk after the failure of Snow White that it would finally die down. Such hopes were extremely [01:34] naive. Last summer, the feature film " ZDR planned for theaters, raked in a ton of cash. But Stitch, by the way, turned out good. True, it really turned out good, despite the fact that [01:47] some moments were cut out and some of their own were added . Overall it turned out okay. One could assume that now Disney will not do stupid things. Yeah. It's easier to stop a dog from barking. Overall, Stitch is holding up. Lila Stitch is a bit of a stretch, [02:04] you can often hear the opinion that remakes are enough. And it seems to me that a distinction needs to be made here That is, there are simply those, you know, obvious winners. For example, the same Aladdin. Aladdin is 100% a legend for Disney. Toy Story is 100% a [02:18] Disney legend. Lilastić seemed to be hyping things up, but it felt like he, well, wasn't in the forefront. That's the feeling I get from him, you know. But 100% is higher than Muna. 100%. The concept of remakes and reboots. The heading [02:33] never bring up such topics on dates with girls. No, I think it's a normal movie. Well, that is to say, it would be really example, we have three versions of a person. Disney Toy Story. Are you [02:45] kidding me? Toy Story is Disney. Pixar is Disney, by the way. Ecospider in the movies. However, these two versions are not remakes of the first. All the films are based on a huge number of comics, and each director simply [02:57] creates his own interpretation, squeezing certain elements out of the original source. In reboots, as you prefer to call them. Well, or some Christopher Nolan Odyssey is clearly not a remake of Andrei Konchalovsky's series. In [03:11] this case, these are different adaptations of the same poem. An example of a direct remake is King Kong, directed by Peter Jackson. It is based on the Toy Story was made to be purchased by Disney. And you, from this point of view, are not I, in [03:24] general, everything that Disney has, I spoke from this position. If you only want what Disney had originally, well then King Lefn, like works like this. What else was there exactly? Thirties. This is also an example of [03:36] when remakes are really needed. With all due respect, the 1933 film, touching on the monster of Dada, has obviously aged, and only the Iskinir, not Disney, will watch it now only the Iskinir, not Disney, will watch it now . Pix, [ __ ], oh, [ __ ], [03:51] non-graphic scientific interest. But overall, the story is good and worthy of a new life for a new generation. After all, for 400 years now, the theatre has been staging different versions of Romeo and Juliet. Actors and approaches change, and that's [04:06] okay. Overall, let's be honest. The original Disney quite an old cartoon. And today's children in May of their Well, [clears throat] by the way, her adaptation was disgusting, just [ __ ] crap [04:18] And they won't watch it. True, no one went to see the new Snow White either, Yes, because he’s a piece of [ __ ], because it turned out to be complete nonsense. And in general, the main actress, with her statements, to put it mildly, did not [04:31] help the promotion of the film. Well, not at the same time, well, to be honest, it seems to me that Snow White, well, in principle, in principle, could have been collected if they had made it properly, but there is this feeling, not a chat. Such things always lead to failure. [04:45] For example, Disney's new Aladdin grossed a billion. Let it be naive to me that it seems that even the old cartoon doesn’t look so ancient now. In my almost all of Disney's old works, especially those from the [04:59] Aladdin era, look [ __ ] amazing even now. That is, for example, Cinderella looks old 100%, Snow White looks old, Aladdin looks awesome, the Lion King looks awesome. Even now, the work might work for [05:14] today's children, but perhaps it's the inner grandfather speaking in me who doesn't realize how much the world has changed. Sharp Treasures. Ostrosokrovich looks completely unique. He failed when he came out, if anything. See. And how things are, [05:27] hunt is a cool cartoon. I don't know, I like him. I like him. He's really cool. It's a shame that it failed and everyone forgot all about it. Sad. Anastasia Anastasia is not Disney. Now Anastasia is not Disney. I don't remember whose it is, but [05:41] that was dear to me as a child is no longer useful. And yes, time is merciless, changes are inevitable. But a live-action remake of Moana, seriously? The original cartoon [05:53] was released only 10 years ago. It doesn't look dated. Its graphics do not feel like visual antiques. Yeah, she looks [ __ ] awesome even now. His plot still works. I don't. And the second Moana looks even better in [06:07] don't see any reason for the cases. That is, if we analyze it from the standpoint of whether it That is, if we analyze it from the standpoint of whether it needs a remake now, then the answer is obvious: no. She doesn't [ __ ] need a remake right now. In theory. In theory. Well, wait, [06:22] we'll do it? Here, wait. Disney cartoons. Disney cartoons. It's that open it like this. list of full-length animated films. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was 100% crap. There are, I think, even two Pinocchio adaptations. And they're [06:38] both crap, so who cares. There are several full-length films and several adaptations based on Pinocchio. Deltor has Pita objectively, but as I understand it, Deltor did n’t make it with Disney for this reason. It seems to be separate there. It seems so, it seems so [06:51] separate there. It seems so, it seems so . Fantasy. What is this? Ah, with Mickey . Fantasy. What is this? Ah, with Mickey Mouse. It's clear. There seems to be a dam. Uh, there is a remake, it seems to be even okay. I think I watched Bmw. That's what Bbi should have done [07:04] think I watched Bmw. That's what Bbi should have done . Here Bbi is just meat. Plus she really, really needs a remake. The second Bambi. To say that it looks downright bad. The first one is definitely needed. And this story is great, [07:17] you know? She is great. That's the funny thing. Wait, there's a BMBI remake? You're funny thing. Wait, there's a BMBI remake? You're lying, brother. You, well, that's not it. That's not it. You We talked about something else a little bit. Greetings, friends. I don't know what this is. I [07:29] have no idea what this is. Three colabieros. Concept. This is all with dol'dak. It's clear. Play my music sing. Cheerful, carefree. Sing. Time for melodies. Sing. I don't give a [ __ ]. In. And as for Cinderella, in my opinion, by the way , wait, was Cinderella a remembrancer? [07:43] No, there was no remake of Cinderella. ZO No, Cinderella didn't have a remake 100%. There was some kind of semi-parody in the 2000s, but this is not it. Oh, I haven't watched it. And I didn't watch it. This is her. And I didn't watch it. Well, okay, okay. Well, so far I've only got [07:57] Bambi, yes, from the old Alice in Wonderland. Well, this, what's his name, Tim Burton is considered. Well, Tim Burton. Peter Pan. There were even Peter Pan films in general . I think they are definitely straight. Peter Pans were 100% movies. [08:13] Yes, it can be done there. Sleeping Beauty, [ __ ]. I honestly am a sleeping beauty. I know the character, but I have n't watched the cartoon. Sleeping Beauty. 101 Dalmatians. There was a film back in the 2000s, so it seems like there's no point. And in [08:27] principle, Cruel has recently been moving in the same direction a little, so probably not. Sword stones - nobody gives a damn about that. There was a jungle book. Cats are aristocrats, I think few people know about him. Robinhood, [ __ ], there are a billion of these [08:41] Robinhoods. Winnie's adventure was something, I think. I watched about Christopher Robin, who seems to have grown up relatively recently. As if there was something. I remember the rescuers. What is this? I see it for the first time. The fox and the dog. Oh, fox [08:56] this? I see it for the first time. The fox and the dog. Oh, fox dog. Oh-oh-oh-oh, I forgot about you. cool, but it will never be filmed. I think he's super unpopular. Very cool. Very cool. The Black Cauldron, but no one [09:09] will ever film it. Disney especially. The Great Mouse. Oliver's his company. The Little Mermaid. There was a little mermaid. Posteli avst. Handsome dovik. It was. Here. Here. Aladdin was there. The king was. Oh, exactly. Pocahontos. Although she looks [ __ ] amazing [09:24] even now, but for now Pocahontos is just, well, asking for it. No, actually, Pocahons would be in the Disney style. No, again white people came to the Indian land and are doing [ __ ]. This is literally a legal [09:38] summons. The most legal. Cool. No, but what if they really won't remake it? The Hunchback of Notre Dame, by the way. The Hunchback of Notre Dame. By the way, I don’t know, I don’t think there was a remake of the film adaptation, to be more precise. This one . This is also a base, as if it never [09:51] existed. Or I don't remember. Oh, Hercules. No, Hercules. This is also a base. Hercules. Base. Mulan was, unfortunately. Well, okay, in principle it’s not that bad there. Tarzan. That's right, Tarzan. Tarzan. Tarzan. Tarzan. Tarzan. Base. Fantasy [10:06] 2.000. What is this? The Emperor's New Groove. Wait, there was no adventure of the emperor . Film adaptations. Tarzan is here. How did I miss this? Did I miss Cinderella? And this, wait, did Disney do this or is it just... But this is [10:19] n't with Disney. No, chat, this is without Disney. This is without Disney, chat. That's probably probably the joke. I'm talking specifically about Disney ones. Don't confuse me either. Dinosaur. The Emperor's Journey from Atlantis. Oh, this is right here, this would be such a [10:35] blockbuster if Atlantis were filmed. That would be such a blockbuster make it, because Atlantis had its time, well, it was a flop when it came out. these fans over time, so perhaps it would not have failed now. [10:50] But to film a movie based on the likes, it would require so much money, it’s horrific. But this is just imbalanced. I think Atlantis is a super underrated Disney project. Super underrated, very good. Ilych was a [11:04] treasure planet. By the way, Treasure Planet is also begging for a great film adaptation. Although he also looks awesome now. And Atlantis looks awesome now. In fact, Atlantis is only from the point of view [11:16] that it seems to need to be given a second life, only from this position. And Although, it seems to me that Atlantis has a better chance than Treasure Planet, because it really is super-good. Take the bear cub. So, I [11:30] say, you go on like this, look down and everything looks good. Well, well, probably from this moment, where here, well, from this moment, approximately ninety-second, absolutely all the projects below, they look good and now [11:43] especially boring, which came out. Well, Lily Ich, does it look good now? Yes. Taking the bear is [ __ ] awesome. Don't beat your hooves either. Chicken chicks, yes. It's hooves either. Chicken chicks, yes. It's okay to visit the Robins. Volt. Eh, it looks like a [11:56] princess and a frog. Rampunzelhuena. Teddy Bear Vinh. His friends. What is this? I don’t know, in short, I didn’t really watch it. Ralph. Well, in short, below is everything, everything is awesome. And here Muana also looks awesome. Let's make a good Frozen treat [12:09] . Rapunzel is getting a movie soon. For what? Why is Rapunzel Life an getting a movie soon. For what? Why is Rapunzel Life an action film adaptation? For what? Want to give good stories that are outdated a second chance ? Take Bambi, [12:23] [ __ ] hell. Here is Bambi. Bambi is really outdated. Insanely outdated. And the story itself, well, you’ll cry, you know? Well, if you look at it that way, or at a chronic condition. from what I see here, I want two life-action films. The first is BMB, the [12:38] second is Atlantis. These are two of mine that I would definitely like to see from this list . That would be awesome. I'll probably even put BI in first place Atlantis, because I just want it to get [12:50] hype. This is truly very worthy. Very good job. But it seems Disney thinks a little differently, so they will soon have a film adaptation of Kant. Lakn. [snorts] Wait to make a live-action film. Or someone like that, really, looking at the [13:04] character of Maui, came to the thought that all this, of course, is good, but model it would be better if it were Dwayne Johnson in a stupid wig. Now that's a different matter. It's also worth remembering that [13:16] Moana 2 came out just two years ago. In my opinion, that cartoon was of extremely questionable artistic quality, but it made a ton of money. And essentially, the Disney couple, well, under the second muana, it had cool graphics in terms of the plot and in terms of songs. Let [13:31] 's be sincere. Dear friends, this is weak for Disney. There is a second one. Well, that's basically what [laughter] meant . Well, yes, there is a cool column. Everything else is just average. For Disney, it was even too average [13:47] even unpleasantly average, you know? That's exactly what I would say. Any Muana and animation, naively thinking that he will manage to make money everywhere. But it didn't work out. What did the first Moantala drag with? Uh- songs, [14:00] probably, first of all. The plot is extremely banal, like here’s another path, uh, with self-acceptance. A default story, really the most default, the most default, the most default. The live-action Moana flopped right from the start, and Disney, [14:13] well, they dragged the songs along, they dragged the songs along, and suffered losses. Moreover, it shows the level of that same notorious Snow White both in terms of box office receipts and in terms of critical acclaim. What? 31. Let me remind you that there [14:25] regarding the actors' statements, scandals about whether and whether it was right that they were replaced with graphics. There was nothing like that around Moana [14:37] don’t know, I was interested in something else around this . Why the hell did they take African-American dwarfs? This is what I don’t understand, when in the original they are not like that. And overall, the work there is simply not very successful [14:50] . That's all. The actors kept silent . But it didn't help at all. Okay, let's figure out what the problem is. Let's analyze the beginning a little. In the original Muana, the first few minutes tell us how the half-beast Maui [15:04] steals the heart of the goddess Tifiti, but ultimately loses that very heart and his hook, which leads to negative natural changes. Yes, if you often temperature changes, this guy is most likely to blame. We are waiting for a public [15:17] apology. I honestly thought that Maui's cheerful transformations into animals would be completely removed or minimized in the remake. After all, it might look too cartoonish for a realistic film. But surprisingly, in the remake, [15:29] Maui transforms into many more creatures in this scene. Perhaps this was done Johnson was on screen, as his salary is clearly not cheap. And let's be honest, the computer-generated animals look much more natural than Dwayne the Rock [15:44] So, do you know why? In short, the trick is that these muscles of his are not real. They gave him some kind of suit that imitates muscles. And this is incredibly [15:58] strange, considering that we are talking about a rock that has always surprised everyone with his physical form. But on the other hand, you have to understand, well, the dude is getting older, well, [ __ ], the times have kind of passed, so the fact is that he can’t be [16:11] pumped up and confident right now, but that’s also obvious. But they wanted to keep he was the one who voiced the original. And so they found this way out of the situation. So we're looking at a guy who's already aged in the face in a muscle suit in a [16:25] life-size action movie based on Moana, which will 100% feature a looks, of course, in context, well, ridiculous. I mean, let's be honest, who would look like that here? Momo was told that it was because of his real tuerov, [16:39] which was difficult to animate. Mm, it would be easy to just throw some makeup on the body, cover them up and write new ones on top. I'm fat, actually. Either he refused to put makeup on his entire body because it took too long, or, well, [16:54] like I said. So the thing is that the guy just physically can't handle it anymore, well , because he's, well, really lost weight. If you look at the rock now, he has lost weight. He still looks [ __ ] awesome, but age, [17:06] guys, it didn't sound weird. And we need to talk about this guy separately. Movie stars in ours are dressed up. Now just think a little and write in the chat, brother, time and in some eighties or nineties - these are completely [17:19] different examples of influence on the masses. In the early days, audiences could go to see films by someone like Arnold Schwarzenegger, so significant was he in himself. But nowadays, popular franchises play a more important role. Some [17:33] . I'm sharing a suit with him because his is quite fitted, while mine is, on the contrary, yes. What did I say wrong? Not Stark. But the same scheme won't work for him in the role of Doctor Dolittle. Ryan [17:46] Gosling is definitely a star. There are a ton of memes about him, but at the same time there are a ton of financially unsuccessful films with him. But Dwayne Johnson in the second half of the 2010s was a star from the old days, a real box office magnet. However, in [18:00] recent years, everything has changed. I think Dwayne was especially hurt by the movie Black Adam. The actor pompously declared that now, under his leadership, the hierarchy of the DC universe would change. And that's all. Yes, that's it. Well, everything has really changed. They [18:13] just rebooted it into the universe. By the way, the question is, did he remain Black Hell or is he not in the new Ghana universe? I still don't understand. Everything will be different. They left him, right? There, half of the characters are like everything, and the [18:26] who is everyone and who is not, to be honest. And then the unremarkable or not? Which barely made back its box office receipts. As they say, there was some talk. And it’s one thing when [18:40] By the way, it seems to me that I fought back only thanks to the rock. Let's be honest, Black Adam, I don't think anyone would care, even if it weren't a rock, that if you take him into some really good project, it [ __ ] [18:54] guarantees you box office success. This is such a cool, cool achievement. Especially actors. There are very few actors now, thank God, who still give you 100% box office. That is, at one [19:09] provided box office revenue. That is, if you have Brad Pitt in a movie, he brings in the box office. At a certain point, I think even Leonard DiCaprio was like that, especially during that Scorsese period, when you have Leonard DiCaprio, [19:21] then the film will 100% go down well. Who else gave 100% Cash? Who, who, who, who, who? Will Smith, probably. Ul Smith is a really good example of such guys. Well, The Rock Johnson 100%. Well, these are the guys, you get it, right? Something doesn't work out there, [19:35] anything can happen. But it’s another matter when you’ve built up so much pathos beforehand, and then continued to make the statement that everything is fine and anyone is to blame, but not you. Overall, Dwayne's stock as a movie star has clearly gone down. It was he who [19:49] initiated the filming of the live moon and became the producer. But the new universe has n't announced it yet, and the old universes have n't taken it either. So it's unlikely to be damst. Well, actually, if he stays in the DC universe, that would be awesome. Well, [20:03] because it really fits well. [ __ ], the only problem is, he's [ __ ], that Dinous is a [ __ ] amazing actor for me personally, but I can already see, well, dude, the dude is really getting old. He [20:16] looks [ __ ] awesome for 50 years old, but well, it’s like if we’re talking about the cinematic universe, it’s completely irrational, because it’s still another 5-10 years. That is, most likely, it will be difficult to hide the fact that [20:30] the guy is already old. You see, unfortunately, this is the moment. It's [ __ ] sad. Tina to the video where Duin announced Although, honestly for a five-piece p 55p5 he still looks [ __ ] awesome. Still, [20:45] [ __ ] hell, even before it came out, MANU got a ton of comments about how literally no one asked for this movie. Well, apparently, except for amazed Disney didn't shut down the comments, considering they were almost all [20:59] negative. Perhaps they themselves wanted to hint to Tuinu that maybe Uncle shouldn’t? But it seems that citizen Skala was not bothered by anything. He already voiced Maui. The cartoon turned out to be popular, and it seems like a [21:14] popularity. But how was old Johnson wrong? Surprise. Just because Duin voiced Maui well doesn't mean he'll visual component, well, it just looks weird, [21:29] huge character. The character clearly doesn't help the situation. According to Johnson, the film crew went through 12 wigs for him for the role. is, I don't know, I think Momou was a perfect fit for the cast here. He has this [21:45] whole veiny hairstyle, it's, like, perfect for Maui. He's pumped up in his own right. The only thing, the only thing Mamou would have to shave for I don’t know, I just don’t remember, or rather the role where Mamou is shaved, by the way. [21:59] If you're wondering if he ever appeared shaved, wait. Momo Shaved pictures. Ah, [ __ ], I condemn you for What the [ __ ] is this? Momo, [ __ ], I condemn, [ __ ], what did I condemn, [ __ ], people [22:16] I condemn, [ __ ], what did I condemn, [ __ ], people wrote Momo, [ __ ]. I condemn, [ __ ] hell. [ __ ], I condemn, [ __ ], mom [laughter] shaved, [ __ ]. Delete the [ __ ] clips and here I am. Delete this, delete this, [ __ ] this. If anything, I condemn this [ __ ] [22:31] as much as possible. I actually wrote it that way, but for some reason you turned out differently. I don't know what the hell this is connected with. Well, in my opinion, they just made fun of old Johnson. As a result, viewers, already at the final stage, [22:46] cosplay or a filter in some old app. Johnson's body was filled with special pads, which, in combination with the blurred texture of the Momorite skin. [laughter] Momobrit. Which one? Why did it find this way? Why? [23:03] Why did it find this way? Explain to me how this logic works. This gave it, to put it mildly, an unnatural effect. OK. The magic of an actor's delivery can save everything. But the cartoon Maui had a [23:16] rich facial expression, while the rock, well, it’s okay for me from time to time, but why did mine live up to its nickname? And someone match his cartoon prototype.” This is a friend member [23:29] prototype.” This is a friend member orientation, [laughter] [ __ ], guys. [laughter] Momo, damn, [23:42] . Damn, if I get banned for this, it's just stupid. This is this is so, well, it’s not even my fault. I literally just typed Mamou shaved into Another interpretation, right? So different that [23:56] even from my reaction it was clear that this one had no nipples. wrote the text. Well, at least detailed ones. And if on the animated sample this look looks quite organic, then [24:10] the text as I write. The man is extremely specific. I was really expecting his storyline to be expanded, and that in the film, in addition to his hook, his nipples were supposed to fall to the bottom. Okay, I probably wrote too much mamu brita [24:24] . I didn't write one letter. In short, I didn't write one letter. Because of this, my mom got shaved for this. Even if they ban me, it's [ __ ] for this. Even if they ban me, it's [ __ ] ridiculous. Oh, shaved mom, [laughter] [ __ ]. [24:38] Why? Well, even if mom is shaved, why does the mange come out? Even if that's the case, why isn't there a woman shaving? Why exactly? Well, what have you seen even with this logic? Why? Hello. Find a shaved mom on Google. Attention is paid to [24:54] Why? Me and this already looks somehow unhealthy. As a result, Duin looks constrained and ridiculous in this apparently rubber suit. I understand that you might say that Mr. Johnson is 54 years old and it would be a bit [25:07] Mr. Johnson is 54 years old and it would be a bit Why did this come up for you? I tried this way and that, clothes. Someone else wrote it too, and it also [25:20] safe search enabled. What created this dubious spectacle? human element in himself. By the way, can you put this shaved mom of mine on this I saw this [ __ ]? And the divine essence. You see a demigod in him [25:36] . Here you see a rock in a wig. I think you by that sa Hello. Have you seen the pobrido conflict? If not [laughter] you give it to the mine. Oh, [ __ ], cult song. [25:50] Thank you, thank you. I wanted to become a hero, [music] and I became one. Original gestures. Mau, what did you upload there? a little lower, the text could be a little lower. Although, in my opinion, it's funnier this way. No, I already [26:05] filled it up like that. I've already uploaded it. There they already ask Lew to write Mama [laughter] Brit. Interesting fact. If you type "Mamo Brity" into Yandex, you won't see any parduka. [laughter] [26:20] new musician Babobrity? What do you think about him? Google his What do you think about him? Google his latest songs. This is really the bomb. [laughter] Hello, Anton. Imagine, ask Zhmel. Hello. Hello, Zhmil. What do [26:34] you think about the new political scientist Mamabritsiy? [laughs] melting. And rhythmically, and its considerable size amusingly contrasts with its movements. But Moana's actions, in turn, are very [26:48] not only the lyrics of the song that are at work, but also a kind of body language of the characters. and we shouldn't forget such an important thing as language. Our body just felt like crap [27:00] The hero gradually convinces the skeptical muana and wins her over. which doesn't evoke Name your album Amorous. Nothing but rejection. Oh Tapsa. What is Taps? [27:18] Oh Tapsa. What is Taps? [music] [laughter] Everything, everything, everything is new. Well forgotten, old. [music] [27:33] his, he saw my [laughter] optimism, through the energy you begin to feel sympathy for this character. If anything happens, this demigod will then throw it into the water. [27:47] shaving. Damn, how sty and you're like, "Yeah, it's not nice of him, of course, but hey, that guy sang that song that gets into your head. There's also a naked mom [laughter] a shin mom naked or a shaved mo. [28:02] I suppose you can forgive him for something like that, but Johnson's character is more like he's making practiced movements, as if he rehearsed in front of the mirror beforehand how he would hit these What did you throw off? [laughter] [28:14] These stones. The actor, who was named after the stone, hits the stones. There's some kind of act of self-harm in this, although the whole film is perceived as an act of self-harm. And so, as a result, in the new film, the best visual parts of the song [28:27] are surprisingly animated. I wonder why it happened that way? As a result, the story about Mau and Johnson initially doesn't impress the local children so much that if in the original one child completely passed out from what he heard, then in the remake there is [28:40] no such violent reaction. As if the movie itself is like It would be hinting. Okay, let's assume that there are people who simply hate animation as such, who don't... Well, by the way, there are such people, like, for example, Momo Brit. It's [28:54] nice to watch something drawn, or, as strange as it may sound, they feel too grown-up to watch cartoons. I won't repeat the obvious thoughts now about all these stereotypes and [29:06] animation being different. Okay, let's accept that perhaps there are people who absolutely must watch Muana in live-action. Well, then at least make them a visually beautiful movie. By the way, I agree that many things that [29:20] were like cartoons, like animation, no, well, it's simply impossible to properly film as a live-action film. Simply impossible. Unfortunately, animation offers too many possibilities. And when the creators use this to its fullest, an [29:34] unrealistic in terms of execution. Simply, simply impossible. Actors can't convey what drawn pictures, drawn won't be a movie. But no, almost everyone can. [29:47] And the fact is that some things that look fine in animation look cringeworthy in real life. Once, when we see the characters close- filmed on a green screen, which again makes everything seem [30:01] unnatural and dull, especially against the backdrop of what a color feast the original Moana was. Compare the shots in the new Moana and the old one. The colors are simply sucked out and spat out with particular cynicism. What does "noble" have to do with it? It wasn't for [30:16] nothing that it came from the re-cuts. Shaved Momo was worth it . But people who watch the re-cuts will never know about Momo Shaved. Never, never know the stylistic mess. For example, the pig of the real Moana. [30:28] looks quite realistic in the spirit of the characters. Izhi. of the characters. Izhi. What have you done, [laughter] real mermaid, for example. But the rooster is something between [30:44] realism and cartoonishness. His eyes are too lively, his movements are exaggerated, but at the same time the feathers are very detailed. And so why does it all come together in one picture? Yes, perhaps now someone is all A, imagine [30:58] that there is a cutter who is recording today's broadcast in live. How he screwed everyone today film about Garfield, where there was a cartoon cat and a very real dog. But, firstly, graphics [31:10] elastic. And secondly, Garfield is still an iconic image that should not be changed too much. Or are you trying to tell me that this rooster is no less some kind of unified computer style, I understand with hard work. For example, I [31:24] don't like the Lion King remake at all, but it still had its technical challenges. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Translating it at all, really, begs the question: why the hell do you need a Lion King remake when it's literally a cartoon? Well, that's a [31:39] good question. No, to take photos of realistic talking, photorealism, except for these doors. I don't understand why that Well, that's just the point of photorealism. Like, check it out, how we can. These are [31:54] literally, you know, the same guys who, like, "Dude, check it out, I'm about to do a somersault off The people working on the visuals for the film really tried. Yeah, yeah, check it out, how I can. But let's digress a bit. I finally have a [32:08] new comic book out based on my script. Is there a Mamo the Shaven one in there? Just a question. If not, Well, okay. There's not much to say here. The film follows the cartoon quite closely and diverges in the most uninteresting details. [32:21] They showed Muana's father a little more, and there's no joke. Wait, why did it get such a low score if it follows? It's [32:34] And there are no scenes either. We found out what Mama looks like shaved after the credits with the crab. And yes, I myself want to fall asleep from all this listing. And if you have questions about the lead actress, [32:47] she's frank. She looks like Ezra Miller. Seriously , especially in this shot, it's as if Ezra Miller shot himself, it if Ezra Miller shot himself, it turns out, a little bit of 03 0.35 ml in the lips, [33:00] you know, how much is there, and [snorts] it's a little behind, well, they made up something. No There's enough emotion. But when I actress's first role in a big full-length film, I had no questions at all. This is [33:13] more of a question for Disney. How did they And that's probably the main problem with modern Disney. [33:27] Disney doesn't understand its audience. Okay. Indeed, audiences have often complained about things being changed in live-action remakes. The ending of the new Lila and Stitch is still considered a harsh slap in the face by many. So, if anyone [33:39] really against any changes at all , then just watch the new Moana and realize how pointless such an approach is. It seems to me that changes in remakes, if you make them at all, are normal. [33:54] So, wait, the new Moana is crap because there are no changes at all. On the contrary, it's strange, as if... On the contrary, they would praise Lila Sisch himself for the fact that there are almost no changes there. So I can't [34:10] same, they would simply say: "Well, it's a normal life-affirming adaptation." They're just sawing up the money. Well, okay, good job." About the changes and how well does it work? For pancake, when Jin explains, I say, I just haven't watched Muan, but [34:25] the live-action, perhaps it doesn't look so cool , because Muan has a questionable plot, like, if anything, it's pretty banal from the very beginning. And all that pulled it along was the graphics, the ocean, how the [ __ ] it is, well, like, you know, yeah, made, and the songs. That [34:41] the graphics, the cartoonishness and it just becomes less interesting to watch. couldn't, perhaps with TD and the acting skills of the rock, drag this that you need to be more specific about your desires. This is the [34:56] He meant that there was no point. Okay, I agree with that. This is generally the basis. I fully support it. If you take likes, take BMBI, do it much better. Let's pour it. Yeah. How do you make a prince? Is that [35:11] what you want? But in the movie, They Need a Prince Here. Will you do what? Specifically, you wanted to say they need it. Here's a prince for you. Oh, no. Express yourself as precisely as possible, details are the [35:23] album cover. Got it. It's a good fragment, complementing the story. And it's hard to imagine that anyone will be outraged by its appearance. But Disney took the [35:35] easy way out and almost completely repeated the original moo. And this did not help Moo Max, check, what? Check. And what mo are you today? Momo is hairy. Momo is shaved. Momo is shaved. Momo is shaved. And here's the [35:52] secret. I wrote Momo incorrectly. Yeah, I need to rewrite it. And he is Mo-mo. Okay, I repeat, it came out 10 years ago. We should have gone in a different direction. I only just realized it now. I think we should have shifted the focus. [36:06] If Dwayne Johnson was so eager to play Maui, he couldn't bear to play him, then why not shift the focus of the film to Maui himself? Especially since he was originally original cartoon. We could have told about his early exploits, [36:20] shown everything from his point of view. We have a separate film about... Well, by the way, the idea is actually... Pitaya. And it would most likely be Ficenta, because if you had to choose between [36:32] the character of Maui and Muana, Maui is much more interesting. He's simply funnier. someone else. I'll say more. Well, here it's like, you know, there are stories where the main character looks like, well, not just a [36:48] faceless character, but a character who leads the plot, and a lot of charismatic characters appear around him, and we like, from his perspective, like, "Wow, damn, he's awesome." Someone would probably be outraged that the female [37:02] lead was taken away, but at least this movie would be talked about, and some might find my complaints strange. Like, I'm criticizing live actors because, who would have thought, they're not cartoon characters. But that's not the point. [37:15] My point is that simply repeating a cartoon with live actors doesn't make it a new work. And in the end, no Basically, the Moana brand was damaged. And, like, is this the first time Disney has had such a shitload of failures in live-action remakes [37:30] ? I don't think they give a [ __ ]. I'm more shocked that they continue, well, judging by everything, to film Rapunzel. Why the [ __ ]? Go look at the old cartoons. What's the problem? Why the [37:43] , Okay. Make a life-size adaptation of Frozen. These are the kind of movies that people really need right now. They're so outdated. There should have been a third part. And Dwayne [37:57] Johnson turned out to be another failure. And you know, there's even something sad about Johnson, with his fake muscles, trying to recreate his cartoon version from ten years ago. A lot of people hate the new Disney white-snake. [38:10] He just can't do it. You know what the joke is? Well, that's what I'm talking about. joke is? Well, that's what I'm talking about. Even if you cast, uh, Momou Britov as Mamaui, well, you know, even he would look weird. And here's The Rock, [38:23] who's already aged. They gave him a stupid wig, fake muscles. He can't replicate Mamaui's facial expressions at all. It's a cartoon. Physiologically, too, well, you can't find Well, it's unrealistic. Totally unrealistic. Ste. A lot of people hate it. [38:40] Disney's new Snow White. But at least that film evoked emotion, while the live-action Moana is simply the personification of lifelessness. This is what makes the new Moana the worst Disney remake, in my opinion. And there's no worse verdict [38:54] for a film than people's indifference to it. And you had Acre with you. Give it a like. Well, basically, the base, I don't know, the base seems to be from Acre. I don't know, what could I add: [39:07] from Acre. I don't know, what could I add: dreams, clubs, nightlife. I thought I'd found my paradise. Well, then why make you so lonely? You wanted Big Sly. Ah.