Sorry to hear that. That's the reason why I loved the movie. That - along with songs and video ganes - is where things such as social agendas can be used. I understand why you don't like it, though.
Yeah it works when it's used as a background tone. I.e, a video game like Far Cry 5 (set in a very conservative Montanta) or in the Captain America sequels (questioning how SHIELD operates and if the government should be able to control people). Also, as a side note what's weird is people hate the new Star Wars movies because of the same thing (i.e,. strong female lead that is OP) but the movie doesn't ever really shove that down our throats.
TBH this logic for me only applies to Zootopia. I was really just saying how lame and linear Disney/Pixar movies have gotten.
Cars 2 and 3, Finding Dory = cash grabs.
Big Hero 6, Wreck it Ralph = good, but predictable...any emotion that was set in was instantly removed because of the story book happy ending.
Brave = same as Zootopia. Mulan and Pocahontas were strong characters a full a decade before in much better movies.
I instantly knew that "sadness" would save the day in Inside Out.
None of these have charm like Toy Story, Bug's Life, Monsters, Inc., Incredibles. I might rent Incredibles 2 since I see a lot of butthurt over it (and I find if people that are upset over it, it usually means its a good movie...that's kinda sad when you think about it).
Yes, agreed.
Just make an entertaining movie and stop with fake, bullsh** indoctrination of some pretend world that will never exist.
Thought police on full display.
Drive them at barrel point into the sea.
Yeah that's what makes the movies like Toy Story work. You would have to really, really reach to find something as an agenda in those. Even in the Jurassic Park series it's in the background (do extinct animals brought back by human interference have the right to live?)
One more recent example...Black Panther. I loved the message in it ("The wise build bridges, the foolish build barriers." - King T'Challa.).
Yet the ignorant public and bandwagoners who probably never picked up a comic or played him in a video game made this movie into something it's not. So sometimes it's the movies, sometimes it's the masses.
