Which culture do 你 want to see in a 迪士尼 movie?

I am open-minded with any of new culture that 迪士尼 bring to their movies, but if I have to choose, I do want them to explore 更多 Asian cultures, especially Southeast Asia. I know I'm a bit biased as I live there, but as I see the Asian cultures that 迪士尼 bring to their 前一个 电影院 so far are only East Asia (China culture in Mulan, and a bit of Japanese influence in Big Hero 6), and Indian/Arabic influence of cultures (The Jungle Book, Aladdin). I wish at least one of cultures of Southeast Asia countries would be used for 迪士尼 movies.

I'm Polynesian myself and it was refreshing to see my own culture in a 迪士尼 film. 下一个 I would 爱情 to see Indonesian culture simply because I think it's so vast and interesting and I think another South Asain princess is in order. I'll be fine with any culture, but Indonesian would be spectacular on the big screen.

I would like to see 更多 European cultures. There seems to be a double standard where anything non-white is ok, but anything white is repetitive and not cultured. I completely disagree with this. Being white does not mean 你 are bland and cookie-cutter same. There are so many European countries rich with culture. Spain, Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Finland, Netherlands, Greece, Turkey, Russia, Ukraine, etc. all deserve princesses. I also feel the same applies to Asian countries. People think that 花木兰 should represent an entire continent but that is not true at all. I want princesses from Korea, Japan, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Arabia, Persia, etc.

Similar to what @Starfox2000 说 about ancient princesses, I really want a film set in Ancient Egypt. I think that it's a beautiful part of history and I would 爱情 to see 迪士尼 use that beauty to create something with gorgeous animation. I'm actually sort of surprised it hasn't been done yet. 迪士尼 isn't averse to historical settings and stories, whether real 或者 mythological - we already have Hercules and Pocahontas - and I think that 迪士尼 动画片 could do a lot with beautiful Ancient Egyptian mythology, architecture and treasures.

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