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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: WALL-E In Carbonite

by Jill Pantozzi | 5:00 pm, December 14th, 2012


James Silvani is an expert at mixing Disney with Star Wars (and did it long before the acquisition). Here’s WALL-E and EVE in a familiar scene. 

  • The last human left the moon 40 years ago. (via Slate)
  • A California judge is also under the impression women’s bodies can somehow prevent rape. He said during a rape trial, “I’m not a gynecologist but I can tell you something: if someone doesn’t want to have sexual intercourse the body shuts down. The body will not permit that to happen.” (via The Frisky)

We previously told you Game of Thrones actress Emilia Clarke was taking on the role of Holly Golightly in a Broadway rendition of Breakfast at Tiffany’s. They’ve been trying some looks out. (via The Hollywood Reporter)

Disney has released concept art of Anna and Kristoff from their upcoming feature, Frozen. (via /Film)

  • Willow is getting a 25th anniversary blu-ray release. Madmartigan!!! (via USA Today)

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  • http://twitter.com/DarkSilverCrow Kimberley T.

    You know, it’d be great if there was a Disney movie where the leading woman was taller than the leading man.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000500177841 Rachel Banzhaf

    Even the same height would be a relief.

  • http://twitter.com/ChannelDiza Chanel Diaz

    That (Come on! Who’d Deny the Manliness of Edward Elric, after what he’s done and been through?) and maybe the female main could have White or Gray Hair (The Title’s Called ‘Frozen.’) as opposed to ANOTHER Blonde Princess. Is she a Princess? ‘Cause her sister’s a Queen. ANOTHER Evil Queen.
    …
    Of course, I’m already Not Looking Forward to this Cookie-Cutter, Abomination of the Original Material, Tale: http://www.themarysue.com/jennifer-lee-frozen/

  • http://twitter.com/ChannelDiza Chanel Diaz

    I don’t even want to get started on the Absurdity of that so-called “Judge” on his Views of ‘Forcible Rape’ Territory stuff.

  • http://twitter.com/XandraDust Alexis the Unicorn

    Yeah, as a tall girl, I sorta take offence to all these short princesses. So tall women can’t end up with a prince?

  • Rarity

    So essentially now a character is not feminist because she’s short, white and blonde. Seriously? -_- Not to mention, we don’t know a thing about her personality.

  • http://twitter.com/ChannelDiza Chanel Diaz

    Depends what you mean by Feminism when Race Issues start to get involved or just different kinds of Females, in general. But I’m the kind of Feminist who believes in Racial Equality and Opts for more Differentiation (Yes, a Tall Woman for ONCE, would be a Nice Story to tell.), rather than the Status Quo. So if you just considered yourself an Equalist, than yeah, we’re for more Originality. She’s still basically a Cookie-Cutter Princess/Female Protagonist, so far.
    …
    If Mulan and Pocahontas count, than Black haired is the most reoccurring.

    http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Disney_Princess

    But, Those two are hardly Merchandized, much less for Pocahontas, while Disney chooses not to Merchandize Rapunzel as a Brown hair, so it’s a tie, except Now.

    That’s why I was hopping for a different color this time, like Gray or White, because Disney would really be being Different, this time (Though, it still doesn’t make up for how they completely Botched up the Tale.).

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