Dead Horse Interchange

Good to know that my fanfic has been canonized

Msauce wrote: ↑

Sun May 22, 2022 8:23 pm

Not surprising since the writers + director are subversionist jews. Also heard Zipper's voiced by a black guy, which explains the less-than-subtle race mixing propaganda.



Additionally, Fat Peter Pan is Disney's way of throwing shade at a dead actor.

Gendo's Ocular Dickhole wrote: ↑

Mon May 23, 2022 5:05 am

Not surprising since the writers + director are subversionist jews. Also heard Zipper's voiced by a black guy, which explains the less-than-subtle race mixing propaganda.

Didn't Pixar's Soul get flak for portraying the black characters as brightly-colored souls most of the time? And now they think they can get away wit making black people green?
And that's not even going into The Princess and the Frog. Why does Disney keep turning black people green? What's up with that?

VoiceOfReasonPast wrote: ↑

Mon May 23, 2022 3:20 pm

Gendo's Ocular Dickhole wrote: ↑

Mon May 23, 2022 5:05 am

Not surprising since the writers + director are subversionist jews. Also heard Zipper's voiced by a black guy, which explains the less-than-subtle race mixing propaganda.

Didn't Pixar's Soul get flak for portraying the black characters as brightly-colored souls most of the time? And now they think they can get away wit making black people green?
And that's not even going into The Princess and the Frog. Why does Disney keep turning black people green? What's up with that?

If black people are dark enough they're actually purple.
Really makes me think...

Just like Drow

You know what's also green?
ORKS!
Q. E. D.

Holy fuck does that Chip and Dale movie sound like a fucking trainwreck. Gadget and Zipper crossbreeding? Peter Pan as the villain? WTF? Heard some theorize it was a rejected Roger Rabbit script, which might be true. It sounds like it has more in common with that IP than the show it is meant to be a an actual adaption of. Thank God Roger Rabbit has such cumbersome copyright issues, so they couldn't tarnish that film as well.

People are saying that Pluto was the original villain and that Peter Pan was a last-minute replacement after the test audience hated the Pluto thing.

I guess it was asking to much to hope the writers would know one or two villains from the actual series who might've had reasons to hold a grudge even in this meta-sequel where everyone was just an actor

Ihatebradjones wrote: ↑

Thu May 26, 2022 2:57 pm

It sounds like it has more in common with that IP than the show it is meant to be a an actual adaption of.

Pretty much. This concept seems to be a new low in terms of cartoon adaptations.
At least in "The characters from [series] land in New York!" there's still traces of the series.

Pluto as the villain is also stupid, but at least doesn't contradict the film's logic as much as using Peter does. Why has he aged when no one else have? Rescue Rangers came out over 30 years ago, but the returning characters from the show still look the same age.