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The whole Disney remake trend is a scam.
Did you notice, by the way that the “live action” remake of LADY AND THE TRAMP went directly to cable? They must have realized it’s dreck.
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Jan 27, 2020 - 12:52 PM
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Octoberman
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Fair question. I liked the Disney movies when I was growing up. Of course, that was decades ago and a different world than today. I don't have a problem with the past movies; they reflect the times. However, I don't have a problem with Disney making movies that also reflect current times as long as they make good movies.
We are in complete agreement there.
What I have difficulty understanding is why young folks are getting so triggered by stuff like this.
We loved those movies back then, and we still do.
The ones who are complaining did not live in those times, we did.
You are spot on to say it was a different world.
They have no idea what life was like back then--what kind of adversities we lived through.
The smarter ones can take an educated guess, but that's all it will ever be--a guess.
And now that entire segment of society is telling me that I'm somehow inferior or deficient for growing up in the time that I did and having likes or dislikes that were based on values, upon which they can only imagine living through.
No one should have to defend themselves against such arrogance.
Honestly, I just shake my head.
We are under attack just for being who we are--unenlightened, un-woke savages, I guess.
I'm only 58, for crying out loud! 
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