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Here's the segundo article! After a request of AudreyFreak (who's the one who gave me the idea), I decided to do Jane. I just want to say that she was very difficult and I might have been completely wrong about her, so I'd like tu to tell me what tu think about the results.

Jane is ESTP.

Extroverted: Almost everyone types her as introverted, but I'm not really sure about that. To begin with, she is definitely open to the outside world of people and things. She succeeded in communicating with a wild stranger, while he couldn't even speak. She was also very friendly towards all the animales (well,...

I asked people that voted to rank their favorito! heroine outfits, and they comentó with their ranks. A total of 24 users took part. The ranks here are an average of the ranks of everyone that commented. The scoring of the ranks was done por a total point score (combined points to each character from the lists of all of the people that participated)! For example, if somebody had Robin capucha, campana as #1 on their list, then it gets 10 points. If another person has him as #2, he gets 9 points and so on. If Robin capucha, campana is not in ranked in the parte superior, arriba 10 on somebody's list, he gets no points.

So here are the...

hola Fanpoppers, I am doing a review on a movie I was escritura that was expected to be released on TAY (Talk Among Yourselves) very soon. I have an excerpt from the intro of the review; it’s a very interesting yet dark fact-filled story of the making and behind the scenes drama behind Warner Bros’ obscure Non-Disney Film/Disney Knockoff, Quest for Calmelot.

When Warner Bros. Feature animación was founded in ’94, they have planned to make two projects to release for theaters, with the Live-Action/Animated Hybrid Film el espacio mermelada planned for the November 1996 release and the film adaption of...

I was thinking of this while watching the other día the Nostalgia Critic's review of the cisne Princess, and how critical and overly nitpicky he was in general towards this movie...

And that made me think how almost all non-Disney cine are treated in this way (of course, there are a few notable exceptions as the Studio Ghibli films and the Dreamworks ones), that audiences feel the need that if they are animated cine which aren't Disney, they must be held in an impossibly high standard and they must please every demand of the audience.

Why is that? Why is it that any animated non-Disney movie...