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Encanto (2021)
#Encanto#filmedit#disneyedit#Stephanie Beatriz#María Cecilia Botero#John Leguizamo#Jared Bush#Byron Howard#Charise Castro Smith#my gifs#movie gifs
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#movies#polls#zootopia#2010s movies#byron howard#rich moore#disney#requested#have you seen this movie poll
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Shere Khan?
Concept art for Zootopia (2016) by Byron Howard.
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Hi, Bex! Hope you’re doing okay :) So, every time someone mistakes Eugene’s age in the movie a part of me dies lol. I think I remember how the rumor of his age begun but I can’t find it anywhere. Do you have it? Sorry if you already answered that before
Boy, that's a mood. And no worries!
Okay, so many years ago, when the fandom had no glimpse of a canonical age for Eugene, and talking to movie crew on social media was in its infancy (I think I aged a decade typing that), people started asking Tangled crew questions about the movie, including Eugene's age.
One person who worked on it (unfortunately, I don't know who it was and have no links to the source) said that they personally felt that he was about 26.
That was all the fandom needed.
It was a number, and it got latched onto. Even when later Nathan Greno and Byron Howard said that they thought he was 22 to 24, but that he had no canonical age, everyone just went with 26. It became so widespread that people took it (and still take it) as canon.
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🌸🌺 Isabela Madrigal is still graceful as always when swinging on vines. 🌵
#Isabela Madrigal#Encanto#character study#Disney fanart#late night drawing#What Else Can I Do?#Diane Guerrero#flowers#cactus#La Familia Madrigal#We Don’t Talk About Bruno#Casa Madrigal#Madrigal Casita#South American culture and folklore#Byron Howard#Jared Bush#Colombia#Waiting on a Miracle#limitedness of perfectionism#vine swinging
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We got a spectacular series with some amazing talent ✨🎬💅👏👏👏✨
Watch the 6 all-new episodes for Zootopia+, NOW STREAMING only on Disney+.
#Zootopia#Zootopia+#Zootopia Plus#Rich Moore#Byron Howard#Jared Bush#Josie Trinidad#Trent Correy#Nathan Curtis#Walt Disney Animation Studios#Walt Disney Animation Studios Vancouver#Disney+#Disney Plus#Disney+ Originals#Disney Plus Originals#Disney+ Original Animated Series#Disney Plus Original Animated Series#Disney+ Original Series#Disney Plus Original Series
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Anyone know what's the story with this Pooh art by Byron Howard? Is it a 'tribute' sort of thing or concept art for a project?
Extremely nice anyway, I love that Hobbes Tigger
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Haven parallels: Audrey's sacrifices (3x13 Thanks for the Memories/ 5x13 Chosen/ 5x26 Forever)
+aftermaths
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#havensyfy#audrey parker#emily rose#lexie dewitt#byron howard#nathan wuornos#nocticola art#paige cross#paige (haven)#haven parallels
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They did it!!!
#encanto#bruno madrigal#disneyland#oogie boogie bash#jared bush#mauro castillo#byron howard#yvett merino#carolina gaitán#adassa#wilmer valderrama#stuff i've posted
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Haven 1x11 The Trial of Audrey Parker (2010)
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Zootopia (2016)
#Zootopia#filmedit#disneyedit#Ginnifer Goodwin#Jason Bateman#Rich Moore#Byron Howard#my gifs#movie gifs
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Concept art from Zootopia by Byron Howard.
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Zootopia (2016)
"Life isn't some cartoon musical where you sing a little song and all your insipid dreams magically come true. So let it go."
#zootopia#byron howard#rich moore#jared bush#jim reardon#josie trinidad#phil johnston#jennifer lee#kellie d. lewis#ginnifer goodwin#jason bateman#idris elba#jenny slate
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Movies I’ve Watched in 2023
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Encanto
#encanto#movies2023#four stars#jared bush#byron howard#stephanie beatriz#john leguizamo#maria cecilia botero#diane guerrero#angie cepeda#wilmer valderrama#carolina gaitan#maluma#alan tudyk#rose portillo#hector elias#olga merediz
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Encanto (2021)
dir. Byron Howard, Jared Bush
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For the movie asks: 3, 11, 17
Thank you, @smalltownfae!
3. A movie you think is overrated?
Oh, the words I had about Lost in Translation right after watching it? Maybe it was because I was buzzed on an edible, but I absolutely thought that felt really overrated in the watching. Not bad, Johansson and Murray give some top-shelf performances, that choice of ambiguous dialogue at the very end is a great one, and I dig the point of this being a temporal crossroads between one's beginning and one's end, and the alienation behind being alone in a foreign country... but, by god, Japan's way too caricatured in this, especially the "lip my stockings" scene and the bit with the dart guns, and you can tell Sofia Coppola's still a bit inexperienced in not trusting the audience, given the on-the-nose A Soul's Search tape.
It's probably objectively artsy and "good," but compared to Paterson, First Cow, and even The Station Agent, it doesn't do that much for me.
11. A movie you wish you could un-watch?
Before yesterday, Encanto. The songs are catchy, I love the colors and visuals of this movie, Luisa is an all-timer design alone, so that's why I'd purge it and avoid a movie that needed either 10-15 more minutes to pace out the climax better, to prune out a few family members to give more narrative breath to the remaining ones, or turned into a Disney original TV show, an episode focused on a family member.
However, Ghostbusters: Afterlife made a solid case as a movie that I was better off not watching. Maybe I was just in a very tired mood by then, but it just rung as the most cynical "loving" nostalgia-bait cash grab, and that's even before you get into the ethical ramifications of CGI Harold Ramis of it, with a self-defensiveness streak to its jokes and a tepid climax that doesn't rise above the more dynamic middle part of ghostbusting.
17. A movie you never get tired of talking about?
Pig, Pig, Pig, Pig, Pig. Holy shit, Pig is really great.
I could go a lot into Nicholas Cage's acting (just a papered-over, stoic split scar of a man), Alex Wolff's acting (he's great all across, but his last scene is perfect, beautiful and gutting), the forest visuals, the parts' food titles, the way the foodie world there pops alive, the dialogue about the persimmon tree, the palpable grief intertwined with wounded nihilism suffusing the narrative, the restaurant scene, and its entire second half, and what it says about masculinity, prestige, performance, and art. All in a tight about 90 minutes? Hard to believe it's Sarnoski's directorial debut, but easy to believe Cage saying it's his best performance, hands down. There's such lovingly subtle and trusting collection of details for the audience to cotton on, I don't think I can ever shut up about it, given so few people have watched it, compared to Everything Everywhere All at Once.
I hope more people watch it, it's so textured and tender, just an amazing movie.
#movie asks#lost in translation#sofia coppola#pig#michael sarnoski#encanto#jared bush#byron howard#charise castro smith
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