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katsallday:

The writing in this movie, omg.

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#THE MOMENT IN TOY STORY 3 WHERE WE ALL LOST OUR SHIT

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youngblackandvegan:

jonesalicious:

So after belle and the beast got married they have to buy all new furniture since like half their castle turned into people

Beauty and the Beast 2: The Trip to Ikea

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bespectacledsloth:

manateesandguardians:

ima-mischief-causin-sherlockian:

hunterjumpersismylife:

eponaphino:

sassy horses

I love sassy horses in movies

I work with horses so mandatory reblog

I always said horses were always the sassiest characters in these movies
This post makes me happy

I dunno, I’m pretty sure Miguel is the one being sassy in that gif.

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thegoddamazon:

ellava:

Kidagakash by ~Deldatoa

The one Disney Princess they refuse to acknowledge.

I mean, they lump Mulan in with the Disney Princesses but not Kida? She was a badass.

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andrewducote:

petitetiaras:

Ariel finds herself in Neverland. 

I always told people that Ariel had a secret way of swimming to Neverland. How else could these two have become such good friends?

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Vinny Santorini (Atlantis: the Lost Empire) // We done a lot of things we’re not proud of. Robbing graves, eh, plundering tombs, double parking. But, nobody got hurt. Well, maybe somebody got hurt, but nobody we knew.

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bradofarrell:

kinkyspaceprincess:

thelostdisneyprincess:

merverb:

as a kid i never understood why they didn’t like him

As an adult I still don’t understand..

psst it’s a brothel and he’s poor 

OH MY GOD WH-  WHAT

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giandujakiss:

well-thats-ood:

I WAS GOING TO PUT THIS IN THE TAGS, BUT HOLY SHIT I HAVE JUST SEEN THE METAPHOR!! 

There was a calm moment of “…Wait. Did she just metaphorically pick up masculinity and leave femininity behind in its place?” And I was impressed with that symbolism. 

But then the metaphor got better. Because here, Mulan is swapping one for the other. Yet, by the end, when she comes home at the end, her father tucks the flower behind her ear and then her man shows up with the helmet— BECAUSE MULAN IS AWESOME AND KICK ASS AND SHE HAS BOTH FEMININITY AND MASCULINITY AND BEING COMPLETELY ONE OR THE OTHER TOTALLY DOESN’T SUIT HER. 

Don’t forget about the time when the villain used his big sword to knock away Captain Shang’s little dagger, but then Mulan defeated the villain by trapping his big sword in her circular fan and snapping the fan shut.

I love that movie.

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