Note: I don't have the technology to take pictures of my mga manika and display them on here. In order to see what they look like, I suggest going to websites like birago for the first couple of mga manika that I'll be reviewing.

For Christmas, I wanted to expand my nagyelo doll collection. Thankfully, that did happen. The first nagyelo film had several dolls, but they only made mga manika of four characters: Princess Anna, reyna Elsa, Kristoff and Prince Hans. I was able to collect one of each in addition to getting a segundo Elsa later on. The segundo nagyelo film has a madami impressive line of dolls. There's...

1. Congratulations on winning tagahanga of the buwan How does it feel?

I was kind of surprised that I got it now and not in one of the months in which I was way madami active, but I feel very honored. Thanks to everyone who voted for me.


2. Who was your paborito princess when you were a child? Why?

When I was a child, the Disney Princess franchise wasn't a thing yet, so that's not really something I asked myself, but in hindsight, it was most likely Cinderella.


3. Who is your paborito princess now? Why?

Rapunzel, though I feel particularly protective about Mulan, too. What I like is their inner strength....

Hello everyone! I'm Veronica (a.k.a. ApplesauceDoctr :D), and hey, it's been a little while since I've written an article. It feels good to get back into the spirit of writing. :D
So, what have I today? As you can see, I'll be analyzing the song "Reflection" from Disney's Mulan. I made a lyric video for it about a week nakaraan and realized just how deep the song is! However, in this analysis, I'll also be taking a look at the extended version of the song. It shows a different side of Mulan that...well, you'll see soon enough.

Alright then! Let's take a listen to Reflection!

Movie Version

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Okay, so the madami I think about this, the madami it starts to bother me. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't recall any Disney Princesses having green eyes. What's up with that?!

Snow White: brown
Cinderella: blue
Aurora: blue
Ariel: blue
Belle: brown
Jasmine: brown
Pocahontas: brown
Mulan: brown
I think Tiana's eyes are brown too.

Even the majority of Disney's other leading ladies don't have jade-coloured peepers. I'm pretty sure Tarzan's Jane has blue eyes, as does Giselle in Enchanted. So do Alice (in Wonderland) and Peter Pan's Wendy! I can't really tell what colour Megara's eyes are in Hercules (blue...

18. The Virginia Company

It’s kind of odd that the opening scene in the movie is last in our countdown. Here is where we meet our hero AND our villain. They are setting sail from England to the new world in paghahanap of the three G’s; Glory, God and Gold. We also meet Thomas, a young clumsy boy on the road to becoming a man. He immediately strikes...

Oh my god! This is literally the hardest countdown I've ever done! I did this listahan awhile back and my opinion has changed radically on all the princesses. With my favourites list, one princess moved, with this listahan they've all changed places, I used math to help me rank them and I was surprised, especially sa pamamagitan ng my #8. I gave each of them scores of 1-10 for three different areas, face, body and hair. Then added it up. No one got 30 as their final score. Funny enough, even though they're princesses, none of them are perfect. To be honest I'm only sure about my tuktok two, this listahan could change again...

Since Mulan is princess of the month, here some thoughts about which bulaklak fits her the best. The movie, after all, offers some choices. The most obvious one is the magnolia, since that’s the translation of the name Mulan.

Then there is the white bulaklak Mulan wears in her hair when she meets the matchmaker – the same bulaklak she leaves behind when she goes to war. I’m not sure what kind of bulaklak that’s suppose to be. I first considered lotus (since the lotus is such a reveled bulaklak in Asia and gets often connected to the gods), but a lotus has madami petals. A white seresa blossom...

Facts about Cinderella

1.Cinderella is the segundo Disney Princess, joining the franchise in 1950, after Snow White in 1937.

2.Cinderella is the first Disney Princess to be seen as a little girl, before Tiana in 2009 and Rapunzel in 2010.

3.Cinderella's hair color has often been the subject of pagtatalo among fans. In the original film, Cinderella's hair seems to be of a light kahel tone, classifying her as either a redhead or a ginger as her hair had been offically called 'burnt orange'. In the franchise and in the Disney parks,

4.Cinderella's hair is publicized as bright yellow, making her a golden-blonde,...

Even though all the princesses are pretty and attractive, one is just abit hotter than the next. So let's get started.

10.Rapunzel
I don't know if it has anything to do with the 3D animation but I just don't find Rapunzel hot. She looks an 11 taon old and she's supposed to be 18. And her face isn't all that great either, her eyes are too freaking large.

9.Snow White
I guess we're not to supposed to find Snow White hot. She is only 14 but she looks a little older than that. Probably because she looks so tall compared to the dwarves. She's too cute and baby like to be hot. I like her...

10. Megara - Hercules
She is drawn in a very specific, edgy style to fit in with her film's animation but still, Meg has beautiful purple eyes, pouty kulay-rosas lips and gorgeous brunette curls. I find her quite beautiful although her body is the single most unrealistic which is forgivable since it's one of the cartoonier films.

9. Mulan
One of my all-time favourite Disney characters, she is never one to tuktok the beauty lists. But I actually find her to be quite lovely. Simple but at the start of the film she has gorgeous hair. Of course the designers had to make it believable that she could...

In honor of Valentines araw coming up I'm making a listahan of my tuktok 14 paborito pag-ibig songs from animated movies. Starting with my least favorite, number 14, each araw I will add a pag-ibig song I like and on Valentines araw I will reveal my number one paborito pag-ibig song from an animated movie and this artikulo will be complete :)


14. One Song - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

I really like this song because it's so romantic but it's kinda dull compared to my other paborito in my opinion...But I'm totally in pag-ibig with the lyrics like
'One heart
Tenderly beating
Ever entreating
Constant and true'
that...

Part 1
As you may already of noticed I am a bit of a tagahanga of the Disney Princesses and their films. One aspect about these films that I find really interesting is the kingdoms in which their stories take place, including the buildings and the general surroundings. So I decided to write an artikulo discussing each Princesses kingdom. In this artikulo I am looking at Walt Disney's princesses ie. the original three.


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Aladdin: So here we were, early 1990's, and the Disney Renaissance was at its peek. The studios had produced two of the highest grossing animated films of all time and still were pushing on. However the team suffered a tragic loss with the death of lyricist Howard Ashman who surprisingly had had a large amount of creative input on the nakaraan two films. (He named Ariel) It was even his idea to make the susunod Disney animated feature, Aladdin released on November 25, 1992. However, much to the disappointment of many, this would be the last picture to showcase a royal fairytale princess for the...

Beauty and the Beast; often considered the magnum opus of the Walt Disney company was released on November 13, 1991. As most people know, it is the only traditionally animated film to petsa to have garnered an Oscar nomination for Best Picture. This may have been due to the approach to this film. It was so unusual for an animated film; having a screen writer, pagganap director, flawless score, elements that were typically reserved for high-budget live-action films. So much care and detail was put into this film that entire books could be written about...

The little Mermaid was released on November 17 1989 and is largely accredited with being the film that heralded the beginning of the Disney Renaissance. With the average production time of an animated Disney film being 6 years this film was developed in the height of the 80’s.


The assignment of designing the heroine Ariel was left to animator Glen Keane who would go on to animate other Disney characters such as the Beast, Aladdin and Tarzan. He wanted the heroine to be reminiscent of the traditional Disney Princesses while at the same time being relatable to the ‘modern...

It's no secret that I absolutely DESPISE the movie The Little Mermaid 3: Ariel's Beginning. It's absolutely insulting, has terrible continuity, the original characters (except for Ariel) are completely different characters, Triton is a one-dimensional and exaggerated version of his former self, the story about music being banned is stupid, the villain is lame with an equally lame song, it's full of plot holes, the new characters are unnecessary and unmemorable, Athena died in a dumb way (Leave the music box you idiot), and it puts madami effort into gorgeous animation and good songs (Except for...

While the Princess Party line of DVD's had the goal of accompanying Disney Princess-themed parties, the Princess Stories line has the much madami general purpose of serving as everyday entertainment for young girls everywhere. As a result, there's a significant dip in quality from the Party line to the Stories line. We're going to take and look and see just how bad that decline is!

DVD Content
Just like in my last review, I'll go over all of the categories of the DVD one at a time. But first, it's necessary to talk about the presentation. When you first pop in the disk, you're shown a young girl's...

Hi everyone, I just watched Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera just now. While watching, I noticed some similarities with Beauty and the Beast! Here are my observations.

The Story-line

As you may know, both stories are set in France, it also has a sad theme in it as it deals with a deformed person name Erik who wishes to be love. Ironically, the may-akda of The Phantom of the Opera is sa pamamagitan ng Gaston Leroux, who happens to be the namesake villain of Disney's retelling of Beauty and the Beast. The rose also plays a symbolic role in both stories.
Secondly, the Stranger Than You Dream It scene...

So I never really got to experience much of fashion-culture growing up and have just recently begun to give it any focus or attention. I have heard of the rule that "Redheads shouldn't wear pink." and I have seen some people discuss this here on FanPop in terms of Ariel and her kulay-rosas dress. I have also read many comments debating Aurora's famous "Blue vs. kulay-rosas Dress". In those discussions, I heard a talented user on this site, link say things like "She's a Winter." etc. I thought that was so fascinating! I had never heard of this concept before so I decided to look into it. That is how I came...

First: Here is a link from an actual Muslim woman with her thoughts on how Muslim women are portrayed in America in general.link


Second: Here is my personal break-down analysis based on knowledge of Arab/Muslim culture compared to the Disney Aladdin film.

The majority of Princess Jasmine's numerous flaws stem from the fact that she is completely inaccurate and offensive to her culture. From the clothes she wears to the way she speaks, hasmin does not represent Arab or Muslim women at all but rather a disgraceful woman in their culture. Unfortunately, Jasmine...