Many people grew up with magic. We are not referring to Harry Potter magic or magician's magic, but instead the special, indescribable magic of Disney. If you grew up in the 90s, you probably had a favorite character, a favorite Disney princess, and a favorite Disney movie. Your bedspread, blankets, pillows, bedroom furniture, and clothes further solidified your love for all things Disney. Disney was a childhood lifestyle, and its characters were our spirit animals, always good, innocent and heroic. However, Japanese graphic designer, Shusaku Takaoka, decided to challenge the way we see our favorite cartoon characters by digitally incorporating them into places and scenarios they don't fit into.
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Princess Merida is the protagonist of Disney Pixars' Brave, and was recently featured in Disney's Wreck-It Ralph 2: Ralph Breaks The Internet. In Wreck-It Ralph 2, there is a scene in which all the Disney Princesses are in a room together chatting, and when Merida finally speaks, no one is able to understand a word she says due to her heavy Scottish accent.
This may be a year old but it started circulating the web recently. Twitter has turned this scene into a meme by trying to deciphering what Merida is saying, and the results are just too good not to share.
Whoa, this is one wild ride! In these 40 tweets, PIXAR fan Rafael Poulain explains how each film is related, and how that relation means the sweet little girl from Monster's Inc. is in fact the same old witch from the film Brave. Read the tweets below and let us know your thoughts! Is it possible or is this theory totally reaching?
And we're obsessed. Let's face it, princess or not, no one, and we mean no one would look that perfect 24/7. At first, Andhika Muksin would photoshop Disney characters onto celebrity photos but now he's made a turn with his art and we're totally here for the magic carpet ride! Enjoy what these Disney characters would've actually looked like in certain angles/situations if they weren't Disney-ifed!
Have you ever thought about who would play who in a live-action version of Disney's Atlantis? Probably not. However, if it were to ever happen someone has created the dream team to make it happen and honestly, we are so down. It's a bit scary just how accurate these actors would fit these roles:
Don't mind us, just having a 48 hr Disney marathon. Anyone else feels like there's just something special about these all of Disney's classic 2-D animation films? And it's not just the nostalgia talking. At least, we don't think so. Old-school Disney didn't seem to be afraid to take these characters to a certain level of savagery and we greatly appreciate that.
Say goodbye to those old boring game nights and play this amazing game right away with your friends and relive your childhood! The makers of this awesome card game are now reducing its price down to only $5 for this holiday season! So, call your friends, shuffle those cards and get down to business. Because you know what to do!
Imgur user Rizzivision recently published a fascinating post outlining a series of interesting details from various Disney/Pixar films. The list is full of tiny observations and cross-references to other films in the Disney/Pixar universe that will make any film geek giddy. If you enjoy reading about interesting and quirky details in films, be sure to check out the subreddit /r/MovideDetails! Via: Cutesy Pooh
Sure, we all love Nicolas Cage but Jen Lewis thought thet attaching his head all over Disney princesses would be exceptionally interesting. Scroll down to check out these Disney princesses featuring Nicolas Cage. Try not to totally freak out over them. Via: rearfront
