I don't enjoy musicals. And I think the Disney movie's target audience is kids. But I've enjoyed a couple live action remakes of other animated shows/movies/games/books that were more geared toward adult audiences. I think I'm in the minority though. Because they usually get canceled pretty quickly. For instance, I thought the Cowboy Beebop show had potential and was already better than the animated episodes that I could make it through (watched the first season or so and thought it was pretty bad and corny, never went back to it). I liked the new lord of the rings show, that everyone shits on. And I didn't think the Halo show was too terrible. I liked the first season of The Last of Us. But I wish they wouldn't have stuck to the game content so closely and given us some new content instead. Apparently, most people want the remakes to be exact copies of the original. But I find that approach to be pretty pointless. Like, if I wanted that, I'd just revisit the source material. I want to see some new works that are inspired by the originals. Not a photo-copy.

While you are at it, can you please end the war in Ukraine and world hunger?

Also what do you think of I'm Thinking of Ending Things and Howard's End? And what about Avengers: Endgame?

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Indeed I think the trailer is like their expectations dark and unknown

I haven’t seen the Little Mermaid yet (the live action one) but one of the things I noticed watching the trailer is that the underwater world felt kind of dark and empty compared to the original, which is more realistic obviously, but the animated original just felt so alive and bright and the live action one just looked so… to put it mildly… not that.

I've watched all of their work several times. Dancer in the dark is one of those amazing movies that is just amazing. Simply amazing.

Agree how much of the generation watch the movie compared to the original will be their guess

Haven’t seen that one. I’m torn on Lars just as much as Gaspar. Just like I think irreversible is an amazing movie, but I will never watch it again. Once was enough.

I love and hate them at the same time. I agree with you. Dancer In The Dark is my favorite movie.

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Like Song of the South it will create a riot among children and fans and movie goers so I will stay away from it like the plague

Gaspar Noe films are the type where which either love them or you hate them. Same with Lars Von Trier

Pocahontas has a lot controversy due to it being historically inaccurate so I don’t think Disney will touch it again

Well okay then you made the point but still

Never heard anyone refer to him as so so.

He made some so-so movies I feel this will be a box office bomb

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0637615/

I agree here’s a video link about it, p.s. he’s really good give him a sub: https://youtu.be/k-tFYMzxi8Q

Who’s Gaspar Noe?

Yet they keep making more, because people who saw the originals want to see them for nostalgia and a lot of them have kids now so the kids themselves who may or may not have seen the originals will enjoy the live action ones more if not just as much.

Honestly I can't wait for the adult spin off of you know what I'm getting at.

Yes, The little Mermaid direct by Gaspar Noe.

Looks like marvels been downvoting us 😅

Apparently a grotesque full scene was filmed for the cutaway you see, with the commander holding his eyes. They used adult performers, violent BDSM etc. Was never released, only using that one small section.

I think it's far more likely my future grandkids will beg me to take them to the next spider-man film.

Someone said it best in regards to everything after endgame, in that it feels like you’re doing side quests after the main campaign is done.