Everything Wrong With Wish In 19 Minutes Or Less
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Published 2024-04-09
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All Comments (21)
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the movie that said “what if every single character had no development at all”
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The worst part about this movie is that the concept art tells the story of what could have been a MUCH better movie
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The fact there was NO SIN for the disaster of a line that is "I'm a star, look out world here I are." is a crime against humanity
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Take Mother Gothel. She is initially deceitful but not outright evil until the end of the movie. But her transition from mean to murderer is believable because she had BEEN evil (kidnapping Rapunzel). But Magnífico never showed any signs of evilness so his transition feels forced
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Imagine being the biggest entertainment company for 100 years, and for your big anniversary movie, you get upstaged by a funny Adam Sandler movie.
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“ChatGPT, write me a Disney movie.”
This whole movie is exactly what you get. -
Ahh Magnifico… the first Disney villain to prove how evil he is by fighting to keep his people safe and happy. Doing nothing to them they weren’t completely willing to do and that they understood in its entirety…. Wait… which character was the villain again?
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4:16
This scene made me laugh because she's like "I have no parents :( "
And he basically responds with "Every single person I knew from my childhood including my family is dead :/ "
And we're supposed to feel sorry for Asha while thinking the king is supposed to be evil. -
A missed sin in the villain song was the line "I let you live here for free and I don't even charge you rent". Bro, is literally the same thing
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I love that Magnifico is treated as unreasonable for saying that the granddad's wish of wanting to write songs could be dangerous
Then at the end, he's defeated by a song, proving he was 100% right. -
This movie deserves an extra 5,000 sins just for Asha’s magic wand. After preaching the whole movie that people should make their dreams come true themselves, and that the king was evil for deciding which wishes would get granted, she has the gall to accept a magic wand and take on the role of the kingdom’s fairy godmother. Basically, it’s evil if Magnifico is doing it, but it’s totally fine if she herself is doing it. Asha is a lying piece of ****.
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"Wish" is one of those rare Disney films where the Villain wins instead of the Hero.
When you think about it, Asha is the TRUE villain of this film, because King Magnifico has a really good point about how it's dangerous when everyone's wishes are granted. -
If only the Disney executives just simply leave the filmmakers alone, we would've gotten Starboy and Disney's first (feature animated) villain couple.
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Disney: We promise to give you an old fashioned villain.
Also Disney: Gives “villain” reasonable backstory, logical mindset, and then forces him to be evil.
Classic Disney 😒 -
"My Saba is good" girl the king barely knows you or your grandpa! You barely finished the interview and already asked him to change the fabric of reality because the earth spun around the sun one more time since your saba was born.
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5:32 - I love how everybody.... EVERYBODY... immediately thought of this as soon as they saw the first trailer. "But... not everyone CAN have their wish granted, if only because of simple wish economics." NOBODY thought it was fair to label Magnifico the villain for just being practical with his wish-granting. lol
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Villager 1: I wish Villager 2's wish not to be granted.
Villager 2: I wish Villager 1's wish to be granted.
Deal with that, Asha. -
I took my kids to the theater to see this movie. I hated how the villain was The hero and the hero was the villain. My kids hated that everything in the film was just an Easter egg. When the four year old can find your plot holes you got a problem
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Only 19 minutes? Dude the entire movie's a sin. But thanks for calling out the fact that the King literally has a point by not granting everyone their wish!
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My wife and kids dragged me to this movie. As soon as she learned the truth that many wishes would NEVER be granted, including her grandpa's, I immediately turned to my wife and said that if this wasn't a Disney movie, the right decision would be for the King to end her right there and make up some excuse about her "accidental" death before she becomes a problem. But no! He just let's her walk free with dangerous insider knowledge.
