![]() That is a factor, amongst many others, people should consider when reviewing a movie’s performance above only believing in the words of the vocal majority. ![]() This more optimistic perspective to the live-action remakes where, in the majority of times, people keep on coming back for more, not unlike the MCU movies with the amount of money both franchises make with their hits and misses, partially proves that not everybody who watches a movie and enjoys it goes on social media to defend it, so the unilateral view presented about them on social media is not the only reality of the situation (even film reviewers have disparate opinions). As two examples, Beauty and the Beast made $1.26 billion globally, while The Lion King made $1.56 billion worldwide. (I appreciate a lot of aspects of 2019’s Aladdin, including the Bollywood-inspired dance sequences and Jasmine’s new song and her portrayal as a princess who cares about politics, Agrabah, and its citizens, earning the position of Sultana, and 2019’s Lion King is a visual and technological marvel regardless of the “emotionless” character facial expressions.) Moreover, even if such opinions thrive in places like Metacritic, Twitter, and sometimes YouTube, box office numbers provide a whole new worldview to the vocally unbeloved motion pictures. This criticism is not particularly part of my experience. ![]() Either from their uncreative approach at almost precisely copying the source material while adding nothing more than a little sprinkle of overcooked CGI and a pinch of Uncanny Valley to many more abstract or object-based characters like the Genie from Aladdin and Lumiere and Cogsworth from Beauty and the Beast, or from the movie’s blind faith towards recreating the magic of the animation instead of what makes the original films great, these motion pictures have received a lot of hate regardless. Green and silver duck tape also saved me! I added some details, attached the WM signs, and rigged the truck onto the stroller.Disney live-action remakes of animation films have come under the scrutiny of a vocal number of fans of the originals. For the truck, i attached a bunch of different cardboard boxes together and painted them green and white. (Thank you Google and Pinterest!) I printed out the waste management logo in different sizes and laminated them, to attach to his hat, his vest, and the truck. I also made him a safety vest out of a neon yellow t-shirt and silver duck tape. I made a little felt banana peel and velcroed it to her hat.įor my son, he basically wore his regular clothes, and we added a ski hat and gloves. I also bought her a black hat and tied more red ribbon to it. So I went and bought shiny black fabric and red ribbon and sewed our baby a “garbage bag” to sit in. I bought some black garbage bags, and they had red handles. I went about trying to figure out how to get all this done. He was super excited! He’d be able to ride on the back of the “garbage truck” and his sister could ride in the truck (as garbage!) Since we have a double stroller (a carseat fits in one area, and the older kid can stand on the back) we asked my son if he’d like us to rig the stroller as a garbage truck. Was there a cute way to dress a baby up as garbage? After consulting with some friends, we decided to go for it. I was skeptical and wasn’t sure if there was a tasteful way to do this, and tried a few other suggestions, but we decided to think about it. My husband and son decided they wanted her to be…well, garbage. We were also trying to figure out what our baby daughter could be for Halloween, and if there was a way to make this a sibling costume. We decided we could buy him some work gloves, have him wear cargo pants and carry a garbage bag, and hope for the best. ![]() We were trying to figure out a costume, and weren’t really sure how to make him look like a sanitation worker. Some of the sanitation workers know them! So this year, we were not terribly surprised when our son decided he really wanted to be a garbage man for Halloween. Sometimes on garbage day, my husband takes him out early in the morning, puts him on his shoulders, and they run around the neighborhood chasing garbage trucks. He watches garbage truck videos, he has toy garbage trucks, he asks us to rip up paper to make him “garbage” for the trucks. Our 3-year son has been obsessed with garbage trucks for quite a while. ![]()
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