WISH Deleted Scene #3 (2023) Animation, Disney
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2024
- WISH Deleted Scene #3 (2023) Animation, Disney
PLOT: Wish will follow a young girl named Asha who wishes on a star and gets a more direct answer than she bargained for when a trouble-making star comes down from the sky to join her.
RELEASE DATE: November 22, 2023
GENRE: Animation, Adventure, Family
STARS: Chris Pine, Alan Tudyk
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The fact that she had more personality in the deleted scenes really goes to show how low disney exectuives are rn
#FireJenniferLee
@@jonathanwallis3300life is not the same without John Lasseter
@@mariobabbo3497He harassed female animators, he shouldn't come back.
@@jazminechevarria7182 what a damn shame for Pixar’s former head honcho
@@mariobabbo3497fr
The idea of a Disney protagonist swearing in their diary is hilarious to me. It's a shame they cut that joke. It actually got a chuckle out of me. I didn't chuckle once during the final film. Honestly, they need to release the original storyboard version with the film on DVD.
they not only cut the joke but also Asha's entire personality :(
@@SailorDee Seriously. I don't know what those execs were thinking when they cut this version. Lol and they have the audacity to keep showing us what could've been XD
I was thinking the same thing
I had to replay that bc it really caught me off guard the fact that they added it. And how relatable it is bc i do swear when I write on my diary...
Even if this never gets fully animated, they need to release the full storyboard of this version of the movie. We NEED to have it in some form, even if we'll never see it in its fully animated glory that it should have been.
This had more storyline than the actual movie.
"No one should have to live and die without the chance to make their wishes come true", what a heartwarming line, I don't understand why they cut this scene, if this explains why it's right return the wishes to the people of Rosas and also I love the relationship of Asha with his grandpa Sabino
so you're telling me that we were robbed of badass Sabino and Asha with more personality
Yep.
I like that this scene puts more importance on Asha's grandfather and doesn't treat the youth as this perfect and always correct force. She's getting pushed here, by her elder to do the right thing. That's valuable. That feels real.
I like this Sabino.
He's got so much more heart and character
True
yup
I love how every deleted scene makes people go "wow this movie could have been good if they did this instead of what we got"
It makes more sense with the deleted scenes of why Saba was important to Asha
I swear the whole movie’s “agenda” was
“Let’s take everything good we have in these drafts….and crush it to bits” 😂😂 LIKE WHY
BRO WHY DIDN'T THEY KEEP THIS A STORYLINE LIKE THIS AND WITH MORE CHARACTER IN ASHA AND HER GANDPA COULD HAVE MADE THE MOVIE GOOD
This kind of proves that the earliest version of Wish felt timeless than say a time waster released during a rough year
This is such a heartwarming scene! Why did they scrapped it?!
Because they gave up
Most likely Disney execs didn't like it, so told the animation team to change it.
This would have actually showed the bond between these two. Disney erased all the strong relationship connections in this movie.
I got the biggest whiplash when it cut from the storyboard to footage from the actual movie. Really shows how much potential this project had. It’s honestly kinda sad.
Yess I commented this too! It truly felt like a DISNEY FILM and then I stared at the trailer like :0
Yep I felt the same way you can feel the difference in writing quality insane
when a couple unused storyboarded scenes are vastly preferred to your completed movie (not that the bar's particularly high) you KNOW you've fucked up. alas Disney will more likely than not learn nothing from this
So… Magnifico WAS right about Sabino inspiring an insurrection, lmaooooooooooo
were they on something when they cut this?
Are there any deleted scenes involving the wasted star boy concept?
@@jamesolszewski3782I saw that it’s amazing
yes there is! there’s a scene that recently popped up where Asha and Star (specifically the shape-shifter concept version) are escaping from Amaya (who’s a villain in the scene!!)
This has more emotion than the entire movie
I got major whiplash seeing such an amazing scene only to get jumpscared by the Wish trailer LMAO how is the quality in a less than 5 minute clip ten times better than the hour long film? D:
I would pay more money to watch the whole deleted and unfinished movie then the final one
WHY DIDNT THEU KEEP THIS? ITS ABSOLUTELY PERFECT
This is beautiful... why would they delete this?!
If only the whole movie had been deleted
I demand every Disney executive who tampered with the story to be fired
WHY DID THEY CUT THIS
At thisn point are there any bad deleted scenes?
no seriously like something vile went down at that studio because how is every deleted scene so good and yet none of it shows in the actual movie
The only one I’d say was “bad” was the one where Magnifico transforms after eating a few wishes. It’s relatively good but it needed some minor tweaks here and there.
at this point im 100% convinced this movie's final product being bad was on *purpose* just so Frozen 3 (and 4?!?!) can be seen as a better movie so they don't have to write "woke" anymore (as in won't have to include black or brown characters as main leads) cus the final movie is so empty compared to many deleted scenes and even the most basic of stories.
Bob Igor has been capitalizing on Frozens success for freakin' years despite it also being a bit of a basic nothing movie, but not to the level of emptyness the final product that Wish is.
Theres also the fact this final product version of the movie is *such* nothing emptiness, Igor basically knows he doesn't have to put effort (money) into Frozen 3 as long as the movie has basic storytelling and music in it- it will automatically be better than WISH that way.
crackpot theory tldr, Wish was made this way to lower our expectations so Frozen 3 (and 4?!?!) doesn't have to put effort into being an actual good movie, and therefore make a shitton of money for having basic storytelling in it (and of course as Igor said himself, will not focus on representation which can be crucial for storytelling, stories and perspectives we will now miss out on.)
Why is this my conclusion? Cus Disney's known to pull this kinda stuff before. (Princess and the Frog and Treasure Planet are BIG examples, but atleast those movies had actual good stories and songs as a final product)
This movie was bad on purpose and it shows and it FRUSTRATES ME people blame it on woke when the movie has been featuring Asha being black as early as the earliest of concept art (so she was black and with good writing!). wokeness didnt kill this movie Bob Igor did.
My thoughts exactly
Exactly
Bob ruined Disney fr
We have been robbed of a good movie its potential squandered. Whoever's responsible for scrapping this original idea needs to be scrapped themselves.
FR
This is better written than the entire movie. The way corporate Disney meddled so much and ruined this movie. This could’ve been peak
This is so much better than what we got!
Disney pulled a Sam Levinson and The Weeknd (The Idol) on this movie. SMH.
LMAOOO FR
This movie could have been great, these bits of plot and deleted scenes, show how bad Disney F-ed up
Yessss
Can someone explain the concept of the story this deleted scene is from?
The movie is called 'Wish'. This is an early version of the movie so this scene actually doesn't fit into the actual movie's plot anymore.
The movie is about a kingdom ruled by a magical king that can take/grant wishes. The King lets anyone over 18 years old give him a wish to one day be granted; then he chooses at least one wish to grant per month. Everyone in the kingdom is happy and loves the king, until Asha (a girl who lives in the kingdom) finds out the King does not plan on granting every wish and also refuses to return the wishes to their owners, despite knowing that it is a key part of their identity. The girl is frustrated with the king's system and ends up wishing upon a star, not realising that the star would answer her call. Together, Asha and the star work to give the kingdom a better chance at achieving their dreams.
The movie itself is a bit lacking, but there are a lot of interesting early concepts and drafts for the movie that were unfortunately removed. In this version, Asha is part of a secret village that is hiding themselves (and their wishes) from the king. Here Asha's grandfather has brought her to a wishing tree to teach her to not give up hope and to stand up for a better future. It was scrapped because the writers decided it would be more interesting to have everyone love the King from the start.
Why does Asha have more personality here than the actual film?😭
Like this comment if you’re mentally shaking Disney, as a whole company, and screaming at them
WHAT THIS OS AWESOME
WOW… this scene would’ve been a lot better than whatever the [Donald duck] that was on the cinema
Wow, this is so amazing
Why does Sabino sound like Robin Williams?
Okay but like the implications that her grandfather had probably written those wishes over and over because he was hopeful and hence why compared to the others that forgot their wish he’s more spirited? Like that’s rich. And Asha relenting and hanging up his wish. THIS tree being The Important Tree. This tree could even be the elder tree from pocahontas (so the wind scene would be better). Maybe we even get a musical number with Star on this tree. It’s crazy how all they did was add ONE tree and yet the ENTIRE narrative shifts
God I love this so much more
Enter then the movie even by Andrea Disney standards
hilarious delted scene
I don't really care for the idea of the humanoid star as a romantic interest, but I hate that this wasn't included in the movie. Although as far as I have seen there is not even a storyboard about the star thing, only the song and the idea itself as well as some drawings...Ah, no, he actually does appear in one.
But seriously, Asha here has at least something that distinguishes her, even if it's minimal like the fact that she's somewhat foul-mouthed.
Aww, it's a bummer they didn't keep this. Unlike most people here, I actually enjoyed the final version of the movie for the most part. I prefer a Nintendo style nonverbal cute star character to a fantasy humanoid romantic interest, and a conflict between the evil king and the good queen to a villainous couple. But this? This is great, adding more heart and humor, giving that tree more significance... Now I wish (no pun intended) they had stuck with this storyline and included the entirety of this scene in the movie.
WHY DID THEY CUT THIS
Because they are stupid