Originally Posted By veu I read on animationguildblog and jimhillmedia an interesting article about Rapunzel... I copy what it is written: Disney's "Rapunzel" is no longer a "Shrek" - like project, full of pop culture-related gags. No, in its latest incarnation, "Rapunzel" is now a straight-forward fairytale... What means "pop culture references"? What do you think?
Originally Posted By basil fan Pop Culture references would be jokes about other movies or famous rock musicians or video games--that kind of thing. This news will certainly please some people. Disney Glitches <a href="http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/glitch/disneyglitch.html" target="_blank">http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/ glitch/disneyglitch.html</a>
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: Pop culture references means modern ideas, jokes, issues dealing with the present era. If Mr. Hill's article is true, this is very good to know. At one point Disney was playing around with the title of the story, calling it RAPUNZEL UNBRAIDED. This suggested it would be a fractured fairy tale in the tradition of SHREK. ORWEN: I'm so glad it's going to be a true period piece, instead, with old fashioned values and points of view. There are already plenty of contemporary movies out there to see--for those who like modern references in their movies. This time around, it would be like a breath of fresh air to have a fairy tale that's true to its time period.
Originally Posted By PJ82858 ^^I agree whole heartedly. It will be much better without the modern twist.
Originally Posted By ToonKirby The post ironic fairy tale genre is so tired, that if this is true, it was a very good choice.
Originally Posted By veu Last week I received a private message from IMDB user (named *Bip-Bip*) a little spoiler about this movie but I don't know this spoiler is correct or not (according to what I know about the plot of this movie, I think that this spoiler is possible, but I don't sure)... I tried to re-contact *Bip-Bip* but I can't speak with him... So I'll try again... if I can't recontact him, I'll write the "spoiler"... I know that IMDB isn't too reliable...
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb ^^^perhaps you can start a *Spoiler* topic when you get your information.
Originally Posted By Dlmusic Well I would think after Enchanted Disney wouldn't need to do another tongue-in-cheek fairytale.
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORRDU: Of course there are MANY things one would think--only to be shocked and dismayed by bad decisions made by certain short sighted 'geniouses' in charge.
