Seriously. I've had it with these live action movies of classic Disney animated movies. Hollywood is seriously ruining the classic animated movies with all these live action films. I hated the "Maleficent" live action movie and the Snow White one. Doesn't Hollywood understand that live action versions of animated shows or movies always suck? 

 

 

 

I mean seriously, a live action prequel? Who even asked for this!? They need to leave all these classic Disney movies alone  becuase live action versions of them ruin the greatness of the original. If you ask me this is just a cheap cash-in. I mean just watch, bet they're going to make Jafar a good guy and Aladdin seem like an evil dude and ruin the original films. Just like with the "Maleficent" movie.

Edited July 17, 201510 yr by Tails

All of them. Like I said, none of those movies where made by Disney. Disney has yet to adapt Snow White into a live action film, or even announce any plans to do so.

Oh, my mistake then

Although a purely Disney Snow White might be fun to watch: all these "darker" versions are getting redundant. 

Yeah, I think that live adaptions of classic animated Disney films is going to continue being the trend for the next few years, so I'm not really surprised! X3  The reason for all these remakes? Here's the simple answer: Milking their properties.  I did enjoy Maleficent, and I think that these live action movies breathe a different perspective of the events shown in their animated counterparts, but honestly, I love the animated classics more.  There's just no beating the classics!

It's Hollywood's new thing, much like CGI was their thing in the 90's

Hollywood understands that those films make money whether they suck or not.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoYWdHe4tQ4

 

The Alice remake took home over a billion dollars, and the Maleficent and Cinderella ones made bank too. Disney knows there's an audience for these, so that's why they'll keep churning these out, same with all of the Marvel and Star Wars movies they're doing.

 

Though how each of these movies is depends on the care that's going into making them, rather than the fact that they're simply LA adaptations. I'm looking forward to the BatB one myself since it's a film version of the Broadway musical, and I kinda want to see how the Pooh one turns out because how exactly do you even do that

Edited July 22, 201510 yr by J. Severe