Darmani
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The movie in many ways feels like it makes Vanellope side not just easy but right. She gets surrounded by a group of female friends which basically Elevate her to her own status but she doesn't have to make any compromises for her responsibility. Ralph does something very bad but it's framed in terms of very obviously. Of domestic abuse.
It felt like as if it was a reflection of the overall reception of nerds and gaming culture and while I do appreciate that it took a more median approach then condemnation I still did not like how apparently Ralph went from reasonably protective but with his own issues to apparently insanely dangerous and smothering. It was just a lot of things not Lisa which it feels as if we barely gets engaged with the opportunities the internet offers much like we barely got to engage with the idea of being able to game jump
Particularly every aspect of the movie probably turns on Ralph to remind us that he's the bad guy in all of this that he needs to change into agree with Vanellope.
Also I didn't really like the princess scene found that too much of it with spoiled months ahead of time so that when it finally happened and then we got to follow up with the musical number that was fun but it was like I really did not get what the message of the movie was. I think for the most part people were relieved that we didn't have to deal with the get another Hans level twist. And at the very least this twist villain made sense sort of.
But overall it just feels as if everything feels like a betrayal of the character so that the movie can make a point about something else. Last I checked them being in the internet was a very highly dangerous environment. Ralph himself had to subject himself to ridiculous amounts of humiliation and abuse not to mention public exposure. Wanting to Shield Vanellope from this is always held SM being overprotective or ignorant.
I was really looking forward to that movie looking forward to owning it maybe even getting a Blu-ray player and HGTV just so that I can enjoy it. And now that it's on Netflix I avoid it. It just felt like such a better old betrayal of everything I loved in the original with no follow-up and not even an expansion on fundly premises. Almost anything that advances happens at Ralph's expense the character that I strongly liked and identified with. And often at vanellope's gain a character that okay I admit I found a bit more annoying than admirable
It felt like as if it was a reflection of the overall reception of nerds and gaming culture and while I do appreciate that it took a more median approach then condemnation I still did not like how apparently Ralph went from reasonably protective but with his own issues to apparently insanely dangerous and smothering. It was just a lot of things not Lisa which it feels as if we barely gets engaged with the opportunities the internet offers much like we barely got to engage with the idea of being able to game jump
Particularly every aspect of the movie probably turns on Ralph to remind us that he's the bad guy in all of this that he needs to change into agree with Vanellope.
Also I didn't really like the princess scene found that too much of it with spoiled months ahead of time so that when it finally happened and then we got to follow up with the musical number that was fun but it was like I really did not get what the message of the movie was. I think for the most part people were relieved that we didn't have to deal with the get another Hans level twist. And at the very least this twist villain made sense sort of.
But overall it just feels as if everything feels like a betrayal of the character so that the movie can make a point about something else. Last I checked them being in the internet was a very highly dangerous environment. Ralph himself had to subject himself to ridiculous amounts of humiliation and abuse not to mention public exposure. Wanting to Shield Vanellope from this is always held SM being overprotective or ignorant.
I was really looking forward to that movie looking forward to owning it maybe even getting a Blu-ray player and HGTV just so that I can enjoy it. And now that it's on Netflix I avoid it. It just felt like such a better old betrayal of everything I loved in the original with no follow-up and not even an expansion on fundly premises. Almost anything that advances happens at Ralph's expense the character that I strongly liked and identified with. And often at vanellope's gain a character that okay I admit I found a bit more annoying than admirable
