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i know they already screwed that tiny bit of fat positivity in shrek 4 by making it so Fiona was the most attractive and thinnest of all ogres there. But god they had to make her lose even those tiny ounce of unconvential heroine features

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[-] morrowind@lemmy.ml 10 points 10 hours ago

Wait what happened to how to train your dragon

[-] Unknown_0671 4 points 5 hours ago

now idk how commonly discussed this is. but in my viewing, how to train your dragons 3 was one of hardest movies to watch in a long time. and thats all to be blamed on this

this dragon actually made me pause a dozen times just to check if im not going insane. it is like if someone made misogyny into a character design. from old timey 'perfect women ideals' to some current ones, they are all here:

  • smooth white skin thats translucent
  • all the features are smoothed out, horns, tails, wings, any texture of any kind
  • body details are gone in order to make the body/skin and even the eyes appear smooth
  • she talks with what i can only imagine is intentional 'stereotypical smooth feminine' voice
  • the way she's animated itself is that, more smooth and more delicate movements

I know describing it like this sounds stupid. but i had to take days long breaks in viewing the movie bc i thought i was being crazy, "it cant be that bad". but it is, i cant unsee it, and i feel horrible that this movie has this. they could've changed the dragon and it would've not been this bigotry.mp4 movie for me. but it is

[-] morrowind@lemmy.ml 7 points 5 hours ago

It's been a while since I've seen it but your description seems accurate, it's just that pretty much all disney/pixar/dreamworks movies are and have been like this. It doesn't stand out

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