Nothing else to say
In the last decade of Disney Live Action Remakes, there was a time where I thought remaking Snow White and the Seven Dwarves was forbidden.
The House of Mouse would not even exist today if the 1937 classic (the first of its kind) did not prevail the expectations, so naturally one would suspect that all of Disney knows that some form of respect is due it.
Not long into The Little Mermaid, I wondered if I should now be disqualified from reviewing any more of the live action remakes.
As a nineties kid, I am not alone in saying how much Disney meant to me, especially when I think back to the VHS collection I had (no one had a better VHS case like Disney: those things felt bulletproof). Now we are in the remake stage.
There is no way I can discuss the live action remake of Pinocchio without talking in depth about the 1940 animated masterpiece.
Maybe I just can’t see past the end of my nose, but it is what it is.
Nothing else to say