Put others before yourselves. Have faith in yourself. Brains over brawn. Everyones good at something. Girls can do what men can do.

The moral of Sleeping Beauty is that good things will happen to you if you do good things. Aurora sacrifices love for duty, and ends up getting both in the end.

@shiki_otherside. Mulan would have been my second choice! But I love the message of sisterly love in Frozen, that's just me though

I love Princess and the Frog's message. In fact, it has a lot of great messages.

"Don't take the easy way out." "Work hard for your dreams." "Don't discount stars or magic though. Sometimes it can be just the push you need." "Focus on what you need, not what you want." "A life without love, joy or fun is an empty one." "Too much work can be just as bad as too much play."

Also: "Don't focus so much on the details of your dream that you forget why you wanted it in the first place." (Tiana focuses so much on just getting the restaurant that she forgets it was supposed to bring loved ones together, and she rejected love and family in pursuit of it. Charlotte focused so much on just becoming a princess that she forgot why she wanted to be one in the first place: to have the kind of love Tiana finds with Naveen.)

All in all, it's a great movie with many layers and lessons, all valid and important.

Honestly they're all a little off:

Snow White- A man is the only thing that matters

Cinderella-sit and wait for things to happen to you (because it TOTALLY helped Anne Frank)

Sleeping Beauty- Token chick!

The Little Mermaid- Sell your voice for a lady part and a man you never met

Beauty and the Beast- he's mopey and emo but I can change him

Aladdin- Love a man who lies to you!

Pocahontas- Take a steaming dump on a genocide

Mulan- War is full of wonderfully hilarious characters and antics

Princess and the Frog- Work hard, and get an Alligator to scare your way into getting what you want

Tangled- (pretty much same as Cinderella)

Brave- "I DON'T WANNA WITHHOLD OF MY RESPONSIBILITIES, I WANNA PLAY WITH MY TOYS INSTEAD!"

Frozen- Fall in love with a man you met that day- OBSURED!

but a DAY IN A HALF

oh yea
they be bumpin uglys tonite



But Belle is the least insulting from a feminist standpoint.

So many though!

I know, I was kidding
I was just stating Feministic viewpoints on these movies, yes of course they're exaggerated.

Beauty and the Beast for example
A. she only comes around to him when the beast stops being a dick
B. When he lets her go she leaves

Probably wouldn't have come back if it weren't for impending doom.

I agree with your point on Cinderella as well, however, as an adult, I can see why some people may be unhappy with these movies, but with that said, I feel like they're exaggerating, taking it way to seriously.


When was the last time a little girl after watching TLM decided:
YEA ARIEL'S RIGHT!
I'm going to abandon my family so I can meet Justin Bieber.

They're animated movies, they need to calm they're tater tots.

But Merida is the hardest to argue against, I'll say that.

And even if they're right, who cares, they're great movies.

Aladdin is inexplicably racist but I still love the hell out of it.


Point being: I understand your point and I knew that from the very beginning.

I was just making a joke XD