Princess Review: Brave
While Pixar is known for its emotional depth and memorable characters, it has been sorely lacking in female protagonists. There are certainly a ...
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Princess Review: Earth Girls Are Easy
You know, uh, Disney princesses are terrible role models. What kind of message is it to tell a girl she should be- ah, ...
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Princess Review: A Recap
Princess movies aren’t something that generally pop up every year. Disney is well-known for retreading old territory, making a nice profit off of ...
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Princess Review: Tangled
Tangled is one of those movies that had some very worrisome marketing. What was initially meant to be a strong tale about a ...
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Princess Review: The Princess and the Frog
Disney took a long vacation from princess movies, but they took an even longer from traditional 2D animated musicals. The Princess and the ...
Princess Review: Enchanted
After Mulan, Disney gave princess movies a long break. A full nine years passed between Mulan and Disney’s next princess movie, Enchanted. The ...
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Princess Review: Mulan
Princess Reviews return with the most pink I have put in a header in my life. Unlike some previous Disney princess films loosely ...
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The sidelined women of Pixar
Given my main contributions to this site, you can probably guess how excited I am for Brave next summer. A Pixar fairy tale ...
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Princess Review: Anastasia
Much like Pocahontas, Anastasia tackles historical characters and takes them drastically far from actual events in history. The main difference lies in the ...
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Princess Review: Pocahontas
Despite being relatively successful in theaters and winning a number of awards, Pocahontas is not a terribly popular Disney movie. Critics call the ...
Princess Review: The Swan Princess
The Swan Princess is not a Disney movie. You probably haven’t even heard of it, but it was supposed to be The Big ...
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Princess Review: Aladdin
Aladdin is the first movie in this line of reviews to have the actual princess as a secondary character. Early princesses certainly seemed ...