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Yeah, I'm assuming that Disney's counting on the Chinese market—in which case, a Japanese actress playing Mulan will go down very badly. China is not cool with the Rape of Nanking, to put it mildly.

Yeah, because an Englishman playing A FICTIONAL FUCKING SPACE ALIEN is exactly the same as a Japanese actress playing China's greatest patriotic historical heroine.

To be pedantic, I thought Aladdin was supposed to be Chinese.

Look at it from a male perspective. A thirteen-year-old male perspective.

After reading your comment, I took another look and now I get it too. Funny how we can complacently assume we know about something and then have a moment like this to remind us how much more there is to discover.

Indeed, behold

I'm not sure, I'm betting it's the connection to unicorns though. I also hear people say they think reindeer are mythical because of the connection to Santa and that they're some type of magical deer. I assure you they are real , are also known as caribou, and taste delicious.

There are still people walking around today that think certain animals aren't real. I just talked to someone who thought these were a myth:

AUSTRALIA: Where nature hates your guts!

I smiled…. but then a minute had gone by.

Is there anyone who wouldn't look menacing if you shaved them bald, told them to pose for a mugshot photo, and then shot them in high contrast black & white?

I'd bet dairy allergy.

Except the gay ones.

As the owner of a toddler, I could not fathom what I would do if I decided that he could not eat cheese. Cheese is pretty much his favorite food. That said, he hates meat. Maybe it's a toddler thing.

No, you must and should see it. Just keep this one thought in mind and the movie is wonderfully enjoyable. Science is an explanation of things we know, science fiction is an exploration of the things we can't yet know. Whenever science comes up against the unknowable, it throws itself out the window and start

This is fantastic. My four year old dauther is loving that Thor's a female right now (I'm digging this run on the book as well.). The more bad ass women in comics the better I saw.

It helps that the series is really freaking good.

We have to be careful with tv/movie examples - those stories are in different medium, made by different people for a different audience.

Solid review! I have a question about this though: