@@katreilly3094 You can’t edit a YT video. You can’t just crop it and add another clip/photo. The only way is to delete it and upload a new one . Also just saying I am not meaning to start a fight!
Fun Fact: The part where Maleficent carried baby aurora in her arms in that scene Angelina looked scary so the director couldn't find any child who wants to be in her arms so they Took Angelina's daughter in that whole part baby aurora was just trying to play with her mom
So when they push their employees at their parks to extreme where they are nearly dying in those costumes, have to be the same weight, size, height, dying of heat stroke, can't use the bathroom, etc... that's ok? That's not torture?
@@kilcitykitty but these actors know, what they're signing for, and this is not torture, that's how movies are made, you have to do A LOT to make anything as realistic as possible + they get lots of money for doing all of this
@@catlover3011 it's still torture though. Yes they put themselves at risk for it all but they are still human beings and its still rough on the mind, body & soul. They put themselves through torture so you can be entertained. They say so THEMSELVES that it's hell doing what they do. Some have even died on the job and or seriously hurt themselves doing things that you wouldnt even think would be painful to do. Example, the actress Keira Knightley, from Pirates of the Caribbean nearly passed out because of the dress she was wearing. It was so tight she couldn't breathe. The actress Emilia Clarke, from Game of Thrones is missing parts of her brain due to having a brain aneurysm and suffered strokes to the point where she wanted to die and couldn't remember her own name. And everyone knows Jackie Chan's story along side all the stunt doubles from every movie/tv show and what they go through. But thats not torture? I'm sure if you started acting and had to go through these things, I bet you would have a different opinion. Easier to talk about it when you're not the one experiencing it.
@@kilcitykitty I didn't expect you to write a page about it. Yeah, I get it, being an actor/actress is very difficult for them. But for sure, no actor has DIED because of their job. Staff and director don't have an intention to k!ll actors on set, right? Or neither torture them. And I would never started acting because I don't have skills to do it.
Belle's dress just looked like a prom dress. I can't believe they spent so much money on it and bothered to put the crystals on it that didn't even show.
It's so sad that all that work went into Belle's dress and it looked so plain and so much of the detail was completely unnoticeable. The other dress that wasn't used looked way more loyal to the original dress.
@@LilyUnicorn Bitch, it looked plain af. It's bad if the stones didn't even show in the movie. The dress didn't have the same body and flounce to it and looked like a brides maid dress. The one they made and didn't even use had more to it and the crystals showed on that one.
@@LilyUnicorn no one should put you in charge of wardrobe if you think that plain looking prom dress could pass as belle’s iconic dress. That dress was boring, don’t get me wrong it’s a nice dress and I commend all the hardwork that went into it, but that dress is not belle’s dress.
Funny enough, I learned recently that corsets weren't originally made to be constricting to people. They are ment to fit your personal form and all corsets were unique to each person
@@tsundereyoongi they kind of were for aesthetics though. You wore a corset to achieve the fashionable silhouette of the time, but rather than pulling in the waist to the point of passing out, the corsets were designed to widen at the hips. The specifics depend on the time period, and this isn’t to say that they weren’t tight, they were, but not like the movies like to play it. Women did not have to brace themselves on a bedpost while four other women pulled the laces as tight as they could. But you’re right, aesthetics were not the only point, because the corsets did support a woman’s back since the skirts and petticoats could be quite heavy. The reason actresses complain about corsets is because they often aren’t made for that actress, or they weren’t given enough time to break them in. Edited to fix my many typos
Issues with corsets and actresses are that they almost never wore chemise underneath and wear a corset on their bare skin-which wasn't done historically because it irritates the skin and is very uncomfortable to do. (This is done to create a 'sexier' look.) Another issue is that even if they have a corset made up to fit perfectly(which is not always the case-and then it can hurt), are timelines of wearing it. The corset is probably finished not long before production starts and the actress cannot 'break it in'. If you're new to corsets you shouldn't immediately lace it too tight, but rather adjust it over several weeks, always a bit tighter. If you do it immediately, it will be hell. That is why modern actresses state how uncomfortable and hell it was to wear corsets. Because honestly, they are doing it wrong! Because production forces them and they are not aware that it doesn't have to be painful to wear corsets-hence they don't take it against the production of the movie. Historically speaking corsets weren't so bad as we're lead to believe. But during the 19th-century changes to design meant that some women were able to tight-laced it to the extreme. So these nutcases obsessed with their looks(just as women obsessed nowadays with dieting or plastic surgery) tied corset too tight and it could have lead to injuries. Also, corsets became the social norm(woman without corset started to be seen as a bad woman) and during the 19th-century poverty grew rapidly and not everybody could afford to have a tailored corset that fitted them or even used one which was sort of ok-hence lots of poor women had ill-fitted clothes, including corset. But tight corsets are relatively new garments, unlike what historical movies show you-the women in Europe historically wore for far longer their stays-predecessor of a corset, a garment which in no way harmed anybody. On contrary, just as well-fitted corset it provided great support for the bust even to ladies well endowed in that area and hence those women had much fewer back issues. Modern bras are failing in that regard.
All of this. Absolutely positively all of this. Like, I can't watch most period movies because I feel so angry that they aren't even representing the historical period correctly.
Honestly we don't appreciate the actors and crew and designers and make up artists enough for all the efforts they put in for each movie they present to us ..... This video was a real eye opener as to how much they endure just for us to get the perfect feeling .....a big shout out to all people in the showbiz no matter where you are
It is a lot like regular makeup but it is air brush so it is like ink on the skin. But it’s not painful so I don’t know why they exaggerated it so much
Its simple and pretty No need to be all glam and sparkly Simple is better Cindrella's was beautiful but it not breathable and very uncomfortable And i think comfort before show
@@enakshiparua836 Yes but they downplayed her most iconic outfit to the bare basics, it’s really sad. Not to mention it doesn’t mesh well with ANY of the other costumes from the movie. It went from late 1700’s France to 2013 prom with her dress alone. Very disappointing. They could’ve done SO MUCH better while still taking comfort into account is what I’m saying. If college age cosplayers can do better than that dress then Disney should be able to as well.
The things they do for cartoonish looks... It's really not that hard to make a proper fitting corset, especially with their budgets. I've made tight fitting things for myself and yes it usually takes a few tries and lots of tweaking, but you can still get the shape and support without pain.
yeah, ok. The bodice of Jasmine in the rose dress was tight.... But, why? They're arabians. They didin't even use the corset or thight bodice! there was no need xD
@Meow Meowy yes indeed! I also found those clothes much more Indian than Arab. Only the Bindi was missing and they would have been 100% Indian xD Then the post credit scene was clearly Bollywood! I believe that the only people who really dressed as Arabs were the villagers. I don't want to be wrong. But from what I have read and seen they seemed much more Arab than the protagonists. It is interesting that you are Arab! I've always wondered how and if an Arab felt represented in Aladdin's live action (or even just in the cartoon) :D
@Meow Meowy Actually neither. I have found out about it not long ago, and Aladdin is actually set in China and he himself is Chinese. Disney just butchered the whole thing. Probably because it was the desert, they thought that immediately means Arabic or Indian. Even though there is a big ass desert in China. www.pookpress.co.uk/project/history-original-aladdin-story/ www.google.com/amp/s/www.refinery29.com/amp/en-us/2019/05/233443/is-aladdin-true-story-real-legend
Other nooks of youtube inform me that corsetry needn't be uncomfortable, so there's no excuse for it in highly physical scenes. I would kind of expect that acrobats wearing corsets might actually benefit from the right one to balance body weight and keep their spine and body aligned--might that be the reason for the historical accuracy of corsets in Dumbo?
They probably laced them too tight. I can definitely see that being the case in Cinderella. If it's made to fit the person's body, and laced to the point where breathing isn't inhibited, there shouldn't be a problem. I've made dresses that lace up the back quite tight, but it's never more than 3" waist reduction. Any more than that, especially if not used to it, and it would certainly be difficult to wear. I can see the point with acrobats, but from what I've seen talking to gymnasts, having your back being flexible is one of the most important things. Someone I know had a curved spine, having to get a rod in her back and after that she couldn't do any gymnastics. I guess it's what you get used to, because it's certainly possible with practice.
Both Emma’s outfits were spectacular in Cruella!! Emma and Emma nailed the roles perfectly!! Honorary mention- Kate Blanchetts outfits in Cinderella were also incredible!!!
Unsure if some of these things were painful, like the fact that it was a big effort to make Belle's dress and it had many layers does not mean it was painful to wear. None of these looks are inherently uncomfortable. Not even corsets if they are fit correctly (I have one and its very comfy). I do think the motion capture suits can be hard to wear it's amazing that they can work in those for so long! The only costume pain I really believe is Lily James about the tight corset because she actually said it was tight and it looked very restrictive on screen. Still interesting to see what went into these looks!
@@amberriddle227 yeah. For a whole ass 16 hours for sure. My legs fkn hurt and need to breathe when I wear jeans for 7 hours (not neccessarily tight but it's tighter than most pants). Now imagine that with acting, And DOUBLE the hours. On top of that significantly tighter
Honestly if it was historically accurate, the corset wouldn’t have been restrictive. The corset was used like a bra, and you wouldn’t have it THAT tight unless your upper-class and could afford to restrict yourself from some small amount of movement since upper class women tended to have less work to do.
The corset is coming for you though every human being is different and you people need to remember that everybody’s different everybody is different and that doesn’t mean they didn’t put the corset on right or anything like that doesn’t mean that sometimes things are uncomfortable with some people because some people don’t like it or whatever I I don’t like horses they’re uncomfortable to me and I know a few other people there I can’t before so you can’t speak for everybody on that it was uncomfortable for them every person is different
@@SailorVenus-iz6zp agreed. A decently well cut corset feels way more comfortable than most underwire bras. The only bras I have that aren't uncomfortable are from 1960s designs and have extra hooks, wide bands and support. My corsets are fine, no worse than a high-impact spandex sports bra. Nothing digging in unless it's overtightened. Most people who think otherwise have never tried a classically cut corset.
what im hearing: Actors and actresses know it's a lot to do this and literally sign up for it because this is their job, a lot of them INSISTED on the harder to wear stuff, they're apparently being tortured. Makeup and prosthetics application/removal should never hurt unless your makeup artist is doing it wrong. Corsets can be a bit restricting and take a while to get used to, but they should not be tight enough to cause pain or stop you from doing daily activities.
yes, and corsets are supposed to be comfortable since they are actually made as breast supporters but the ones that are used in movies focuses more on the style
Not all of them INSISTED on that hell. So.. hush. :) And well. They don't let the actors wear corsets the right way. They don't let them get used to it in any form, make the corsets way too tight etc. And just because they are actors and knew it was gonna be a lot doesn't mean we should just be like "Bitch. I don't give a fuck. It's your job. Stop whining.". Because ALL OF THIS wouldn't happen if Disney would invest their money more wisely. But noo. Instead of making sure the actors don't go through hell and die on set they throw around money to get crystals and shit THAT YOU CAN'T EVEN SEE LATER. Tf are they doing?!🤦🏻♀️
My only complaint about this comment that hasn't been mentioned is that makeup and specifically prosthetics removal isn't a fast process at all. Most likely the prosthetics had either moved during the wear and tear of shooting or the actor was in a rush to have it removed. That is probably why their removal was called painful. Also contacts. The membranes of the eyes are incredibly delicate and become irritated quicky. Like if my regular day to day contacts are worn too long they hurt like hell. 16 hours with contacts in is super unpleasant let alone sclera contacta like Jim Carrey wore in the live action Grinch movie.
@@kriu5018 Yeah, that’s why they save money by using Swarovski crystals. An actual tight budget incentivizes creativity. Personally, I do not think their budget is being used wisely precisely because it is not as limiting a factor for the biggest name in entertainment. Time constraints? MAYBE. Lots of balls in the air but budget on a Disney movie? I don’t buy it.
@@NotARealHomestead yeah, the Cinderella corset thing is weird because it was totally unnecessary as the skirt already gave the illusion of a small waist and yet the actress and crew consented. I am not normally one to complain about ‘unrealistic expectations for women’ but this seemed like an ill thought out decision to say the least.
This makes me really happy there’s strikes and everything right now. Like imagine having to work 16 hours a day. I can deal with waiting a few extra months if it means people aren’t working in these conditions.
People are talking about well they make all that money so they can’t complain and just. No. I don’t care how much money you make you deserve basic safety standards in your workplace. Like corsets like Cinderella‘s that aren’t properly fitted can give you permanent damage on your bones. I should probably know more about the female actors since they’re expected to look so ridiculously skinny but I mainly know a lot about the male actors who had to look unrealistically buff. They said you’re supposed to have 3 to 4% body fat went on screen that they get heads up on shirtless scene so they can dehydrate themselves for 34 hours to make sure they get that veiny look, that they primarily eat these weird gelatinous cube‘s that are supposed to help them lose weight and sometimes little else, and the same goes for musicians. Like I don’t know why you could possibly think that a 16 hour workday is normal but it is when you’re a preformer there are hundreds of videos out there of performers collapsing on stage from how hard they’ve been worked. Like it’s one thing if you sign up for a job as a stuntman or a football player or something that’s actually supposed to be physical and something accidentally happens, it’s another altogether for it to be planned that your bodies going to get hurt in a job that I absolutely does not require it. And they don’t get told about most this stuff before hand either, it gets sprung on them AFTER they’ve signed contracts.
Some actors are unhappy with how their films turn out. Remember they film a lot of scenes but much is cut out. What gets cut out is decided by the director. So if you want to point a finger at someone, point it to the director, not the actors.
Bravo to the actors and actresses, but a bigger bravo to the makers of the film and those behind them. These costumes are amazing and the work that it is put into it..
Right? Like all the effort put into that dress was wasted, you couldn't even see the crystals! And while it's not an ugly dress, it simply looks like a prom dress, and that's not true to how the dress should've been. I didn't want to watch Emma in a dress, I wanted to watch Belle in a dress. That's the whole point of the movie, specially since it's in a historical setting. If it were a film with a modern setting I might have been okay with it, but it's not.
As someone who makes costumes and wears them for fun, I can relate to some of the pain. But I know the limits of my body, and tightlacing is very much out of the picture. Corset dresses can be fun, but realistically, you can't do much more than 2"-4" reduction without a lot of time breaking it in and working up to it. And weight limits are definitely important. I saw a video about a vintage chair thing that could be worn under a dress as a bustle, and oh that would make things so much easier. But full honesty, I've never made a dress that big before.
Yeah! It issssss Michelle Pfeiffer! I don't know hooooow on Earth they got that wrong when you can Google Valli O'Reilly and they look nothing alike 🤣🤣
@@avangel13 I can make an educated guess as to how they got that wrong because it’s a pet peeve of mine. People from a younger generation will sometimes not do their jobs very well when it comes to older celebrities (not do their homework) so they don’t have any idea who Michelle Pfeiffer is or what she looks like. So they aren’t going to catch a mistake like that.
They work that hard so that we can watch them with out doing what they did let's give these awesome actors a round of applause for their awesome work👏👏👏
@@iwillsueminyoongibecausehe8825 well it can start hurting if you wear it for too long and if you squeeze it too tight then you cant breath and it will start to hurt quicker
@@iwillsueminyoongibecausehe8825 Well tight lacing too much can hurt. It's common sense: It's compressing your body and can start to hurt especially your ribs I'd assume. You can only lace it so far and still be comfortable. She looked like it was laced too tight.
@@gorbdafrog5732 Nah, man. A Chinese historian even reviewed the movie and was disappointed. So yes, it's horrible and a bad representation created by white people 💁♀️
@Yay Yay its ok Atleast it was not as tight to make you suffocated like Cindrella's dress Even thought C's dress was more accurate, it was no where near as relaxed It was more tight and compact which makes it hard to dance in...Or even move in!
@@tsundereyoongi yea.... I choose not to agree with you on that one A dress can be perfect even if it is designed by a feminist Maybe it was not accurate but it was pretty And who cares about accuracy when its comfortable and not a literal poofy cramped heck The dress is supposed to be based on the choice of the person who wears it Maybe Emma was not comfortable with wearing a suffocating piece of cloth like Cindrella was Its totally her choice
@@enakshiparua836 I didn’t say a feminist couldn’t design a perfect dress, the emphasis was on the fact that her modern views took over from the fact that this is supposed to still be based in history… a lot of people care about accuracy, because what’s the point of playing a role if you’re just going to change everything to fit your views? If she didn’t want to play the part as a figure based in a historic time, then she shouldn’t have taken the responsibility of the role. I have nothing against feminism, I myself I’m somewhat a feminist in some aspects, but you cannot take over the past and historic fact with modern ideals, it’s inaccurate and starts changing history. It might be just a fairytale, but it’s not right to start messing up what would’ve been accurate back then. If it was a modern retelling, then she could’ve done what she wanted. But quite frankly, she ruined the dress just because she wanted to make an out of place statement. I don’t believe it was her choice, she was playing belle, so she should actually play belle, not herself.
Corsets are some of the most comfortable things to wear. I do absolutely believe the actresses when they say they were painful though because I doubt the corsets were fitted properly and the actresses had time to break them in. It's a shame corsets continue to get a bad rep because large film studios just don't care about undergarments fitting well or their actors being comfortable
The fact that they tried to make the circus outfits acurrate with corsets proves that when real women were wearing corsets when they did gymnastics. Corsets if made to fit properly, are comfortable and more flexible than you'd expect.
Yeah. It actually makes me angry that such a huge company with so much money can't make proper corsets that fit the actors. Like what's the purpose? To fuel the "fact" that corsets are evil torture devices? It makes no sense. It can't be that much more expensive to make them accurately....
Poor Cinderella 😭😭 I can imagine how bad that would hurt on her stomach, and it would be very hard to breath in. They should’ve edited her waist to look smaller instead of doing it irl 😭😭
i respect actors and actresses and their team of hair, make up costume and tech people who made all those films happen. they do not look easy to put together or make.
I knew most of this already because I'm obsessed with costume BTS videos but I liked having them all put together in this awesome compilation! Edit: the mispronunciation of Liu Yifei's name made me wince SO bad.
I watched it! And it is probably one of the best Disney live actions in a long time, sense it is rated PG-13, It is a little scary and a little sad, but Emma Stone did an amazing job, and the dogs Acted Amazingly! I give the movie 100/10
The Mulan clip: They had to paint make up on her face. 🤦🏾♀️ The horror. 😒 This channel’s attempts at making the most obvious things salacious is horrifyingly hilarious.
Yeah, I was like...well no shit they had to paint her face?? And face paint is not bad unless they're somehow using a dangerous kind. As a cosplayer, I have to paint my whole body sometimes, its not that bad.
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OOPS! Apologies!! We accidentally put Michelle Pfeiffer's picture in the place of makeup artist Valli O'Reilly🤭
It happens XD
@@felucianfangirl4383 yep it does. No worries.
Then fix it? Lol
Loads of people hate live action mulan 1 for where it is set 2 where is mushu
@@katreilly3094 You can’t edit a YT video. You can’t just crop it and add another clip/photo. The only way is to delete it and upload a new one . Also just saying I am not meaning to start a fight!
The outfits Emma wore in Cruella were ICONIC
I cannot agree more
@@-ilostmotivation-676 neither can I. Mad respect for the costume designers.
@@Ibara1201 same
EXACTLY
right???
give all of these actors a round of applause for how hard they worked
👏
why would they need a round of applause when they get millions of dollars instead 🤔🤔🤔
Because they earn that money by working hard
Same
👏🏼
I just saw cruella and OH MY GOSH THE COSTUMES WERE STUNNING
I JUST WATCHED IT YESTERDAY AND YOU’RE SO RIGHT
I just watched it and it was soooooo cool
I just watched it 2 days ago and OH MY GOD!! My favourite movie rn
Me too!
@@maccaluvIKR?!?!? It was sooo good
Isn't it ironic how Cinderella didn't fit her glass shoes.
Ain’t the perfect one oof
@@karimparchment1391 no it’s ironic
@@karimparchment1391 *Ironic
Yes
IMPOSTORRRRR
Fun Fact: The part where Maleficent carried baby aurora in her arms in that scene Angelina looked scary so the director couldn't find any child who wants to be in her arms so they Took Angelina's daughter in that whole part baby aurora was just trying to play with her mom
Yes I know
Wow that’s cool!
@@imcrazy9671 ik right
Are we gonna talk about how Helena Bonham Carter can play literally any part.
I fix the name autocorrect is annoying
@@dede-hl1pq oh ok
Acting is a Mentally, Bodily and Emotionally taxing journey. Not for the faint of heart. Kudos to all fairytale characters & superheroes 👌🏾
@minsjccx it's My twisted English 🤣 but you're absolutely right.
So when they push their employees at their parks to extreme where they are nearly dying in those costumes, have to be the same weight, size, height, dying of heat stroke, can't use the bathroom, etc... that's ok?
That's not torture?
@@kilcitykitty but these actors know, what they're signing for, and this is not torture, that's how movies are made, you have to do A LOT to make anything as realistic as possible + they get lots of money for doing all of this
@@catlover3011 it's still torture though. Yes they put themselves at risk for it all but they are still human beings and its still rough on the mind, body & soul. They put themselves through torture so you can be entertained. They say so THEMSELVES that it's hell doing what they do. Some have even died on the job and or seriously hurt themselves doing things that you wouldnt even think would be painful to do. Example, the actress Keira Knightley, from Pirates of the Caribbean nearly passed out because of the dress she was wearing. It was so tight she couldn't breathe. The actress Emilia Clarke, from Game of Thrones is missing parts of her brain due to having a brain aneurysm and suffered strokes to the point where she wanted to die and couldn't remember her own name. And everyone knows Jackie Chan's story along side all the stunt doubles from every movie/tv show and what they go through. But thats not torture? I'm sure if you started acting and had to go through these things, I bet you would have a different opinion. Easier to talk about it when you're not the one experiencing it.
@@kilcitykitty I didn't expect you to write a page about it. Yeah, I get it, being an actor/actress is very difficult for them. But for sure, no actor has DIED because of their job. Staff and director don't have an intention to k!ll actors on set, right? Or neither torture them. And I would never started acting because I don't have skills to do it.
Belle's dress just looked like a prom dress. I can't believe they spent so much money on it and bothered to put the crystals on it that didn't even show.
Agreed. It was way too simple Beast attire was more impressive
Emma watson was given freedom to make the dress.
I actually think that it is really pretty to be honest.😊
@@chiwooverse Yh she also refused to wear a corset as a feminist statement
I loved it. It was simple and beautiful. I don't see why it needs to be big and sparkly. I actually was sad when she took it off in the movie :(
It's so sad that all that work went into Belle's dress and it looked so plain and so much of the detail was completely unnoticeable. The other dress that wasn't used looked way more loyal to the original dress.
The thousands of crystals is too plain for you. No one should put you in charge of wardrobe
@@LilyUnicorn no, you could barely see the crystals anyway lmao
@@LilyUnicorn Bitch, it looked plain af. It's bad if the stones didn't even show in the movie. The dress didn't have the same body and flounce to it and looked like a brides maid dress. The one they made and didn't even use had more to it and the crystals showed on that one.
@@LilyUnicorn no one should put you in charge of wardrobe if you think that plain looking prom dress could pass as belle’s iconic dress. That dress was boring, don’t get me wrong it’s a nice dress and I commend all the hardwork that went into it, but that dress is not belle’s dress.
@@Victoria68213 1000% agree it despite the cost because of the crystals it looked so cheap and it was way too modern for the aesthetic of the movie
Funny enough, I learned recently that corsets weren't originally made to be constricting to people. They are ment to fit your personal form and all corsets were unique to each person
Yeah, they were for posture, not for aesthetics
@@tsundereyoongi they kind of were for aesthetics though. You wore a corset to achieve the fashionable silhouette of the time, but rather than pulling in the waist to the point of passing out, the corsets were designed to widen at the hips. The specifics depend on the time period, and this isn’t to say that they weren’t tight, they were, but not like the movies like to play it. Women did not have to brace themselves on a bedpost while four other women pulled the laces as tight as they could.
But you’re right, aesthetics were not the only point, because the corsets did support a woman’s back since the skirts and petticoats could be quite heavy.
The reason actresses complain about corsets is because they often aren’t made for that actress, or they weren’t given enough time to break them in.
Edited to fix my many typos
Corsets were essentially better bras
yes!! people just don’t know how to properly fit them nowadays
Yesss thank you
Every outfit Cruella wore, was amazing and suited her so well!
Are we gonna talk about how Helena Bonham Carter can play literally any part.
I fix the name autocorrect is annoying
@@dede-hl1pq IKR SHE CAN PLAY ANYTHING!!
Yeah I Just watch the cruella its so good
Issues with corsets and actresses are that they almost never wore chemise underneath and wear a corset on their bare skin-which wasn't done historically because it irritates the skin and is very uncomfortable to do. (This is done to create a 'sexier' look.)
Another issue is that even if they have a corset made up to fit perfectly(which is not always the case-and then it can hurt), are timelines of wearing it. The corset is probably finished not long before production starts and the actress cannot 'break it in'. If you're new to corsets you shouldn't immediately lace it too tight, but rather adjust it over several weeks, always a bit tighter. If you do it immediately, it will be hell.
That is why modern actresses state how uncomfortable and hell it was to wear corsets.
Because honestly, they are doing it wrong! Because production forces them and they are not aware that it doesn't have to be painful to wear corsets-hence they don't take it against the production of the movie.
Historically speaking corsets weren't so bad as we're lead to believe. But during the 19th-century changes to design meant that some women were able to tight-laced it to the extreme. So these nutcases obsessed with their looks(just as women obsessed nowadays with dieting or plastic surgery) tied corset too tight and it could have lead to injuries. Also, corsets became the social norm(woman without corset started to be seen as a bad woman) and during the 19th-century poverty grew rapidly and not everybody could afford to have a tailored corset that fitted them or even used one which was sort of ok-hence lots of poor women had ill-fitted clothes, including corset.
But tight corsets are relatively new garments, unlike what historical movies show you-the women in Europe historically wore for far longer their stays-predecessor of a corset, a garment which in no way harmed anybody.
On contrary, just as well-fitted corset it provided great support for the bust even to ladies well endowed in that area and hence those women had much fewer back issues. Modern bras are failing in that regard.
Completely agreed. I have nothing to say that you didn't, I'm just pointing at what you said and going "yes that" :D
Agreed
Agreed
Periodt.
All of this. Absolutely positively all of this. Like, I can't watch most period movies because I feel so angry that they aren't even representing the historical period correctly.
Honestly we don't appreciate the actors and crew and designers and make up artists enough for all the efforts they put in for each movie they present to us .....
This video was a real eye opener as to how much they endure just for us to get the perfect feeling .....a big shout out to all people in the showbiz no matter where you are
“She even had to let makeup artists graffiti her face!”
Me: Isn’t that just makeup...?
I'm pretty sure they meant graffiti ink not make up
maybe they used a spray can like with graffiti to get the same effect.
It is a lot like regular makeup but it is air brush so it is like ink on the skin. But it’s not painful so I don’t know why they exaggerated it so much
@Cheap good quality really dude? this is no place for ads (pretty sure is an ad)
But don't understand the Japanese or Chinese in it
@@terrencedoesntlikeyou1779 lol
Helena Bonham Carter is such a gem. I didn’t quite realise just how many fantasy films she features in! Wow!
You loser
Named my daughter after her 🖤 Jupiter Helena
@@iamaspongebob8101 wut
@@clairew972 u heard me
@@iamaspongebob8101 ok
How Belle's dress got the final approval to be in the movie is a mysterie to me, it doesn't even look finished! Just plain blah!
OK I have absolutely NO idea how Emma Stone moved in these humongous dresses that looks difficult to do
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One was hellena as heart queen, and next one good godmother
I love her sm
@@hannahh_lee we can’t forget Bella
@@hannahh_lee a daredevil who killed her relatives
I read comment don’t spoil like that sowwy
@@hannahh_lee My favorite movie
4:57 Ah yes, Disney's biggest wardrobe disappointment. Belle's Prom Dress
I agree
They had planned a more accurate and better dress, but Emma Watson didnt like it and demanded a simple dress
Its simple and pretty
No need to be all glam and sparkly
Simple is better
Cindrella's was beautiful but it not breathable and very uncomfortable
And i think comfort before show
@E L V A lol
How would any of us know
@@enakshiparua836 Yes but they downplayed her most iconic outfit to the bare basics, it’s really sad. Not to mention it doesn’t mesh well with ANY of the other costumes from the movie. It went from late 1700’s France to 2013 prom with her dress alone. Very disappointing. They could’ve done SO MUCH better while still taking comfort into account is what I’m saying. If college age cosplayers can do better than that dress then Disney should be able to as well.
If the costume designers had gotten Cinderella's actor a proper corset that was tightened gradually, then it wouldn't have hurt.
The things they do for cartoonish looks... It's really not that hard to make a proper fitting corset, especially with their budgets. I've made tight fitting things for myself and yes it usually takes a few tries and lots of tweaking, but you can still get the shape and support without pain.
yeah, ok. The bodice of Jasmine in the rose dress was tight.... But, why? They're arabians. They didin't even use the corset or thight bodice! there was no need xD
@Meow Meowy yes indeed! I also found those clothes much more Indian than Arab. Only the Bindi was missing and they would have been 100% Indian xD
Then the post credit scene was clearly Bollywood!
I believe that the only people who really dressed as Arabs were the villagers. I don't want to be wrong. But from what I have read and seen they seemed much more Arab than the protagonists.
It is interesting that you are Arab! I've always wondered how and if an Arab felt represented in Aladdin's live action (or even just in the cartoon) :D
@Meow Meowy Actually neither. I have found out about it not long ago, and Aladdin is actually set in China and he himself is Chinese.
Disney just butchered the whole thing. Probably because it was the desert, they thought that immediately means Arabic or Indian. Even though there is a big ass desert in China.
www.pookpress.co.uk/project/history-original-aladdin-story/
www.google.com/amp/s/www.refinery29.com/amp/en-us/2019/05/233443/is-aladdin-true-story-real-legend
@Meow MeowyAs an Indian ⟟ always thought they were indian until like ⏃ year ago
@Meow Meowy Wait, he's not Indian?? I always thought he was.
@Meow Meowy I always thought it was Indian too tbh
“He was transformed by makeup artist Valli O’Rielly-” *shows Michelle Pfeiffer*
I did a double take, because I thought I was seeing things lol.
I was looking for this comment! Lmao
I WAS ABOUT TO COMMENT THIS BAHAHA
If u look at the pinned comment u can see that they said sorry for it
jasreet gill see it! Still funny
Other nooks of youtube inform me that corsetry needn't be uncomfortable, so there's no excuse for it in highly physical scenes. I would kind of expect that acrobats wearing corsets might actually benefit from the right one to balance body weight and keep their spine and body aligned--might that be the reason for the historical accuracy of corsets in Dumbo?
They probably laced them too tight. I can definitely see that being the case in Cinderella. If it's made to fit the person's body, and laced to the point where breathing isn't inhibited, there shouldn't be a problem. I've made dresses that lace up the back quite tight, but it's never more than 3" waist reduction. Any more than that, especially if not used to it, and it would certainly be difficult to wear. I can see the point with acrobats, but from what I've seen talking to gymnasts, having your back being flexible is one of the most important things. Someone I know had a curved spine, having to get a rod in her back and after that she couldn't do any gymnastics. I guess it's what you get used to, because it's certainly possible with practice.
Both Emma’s outfits were spectacular in Cruella!! Emma and Emma nailed the roles perfectly!! Honorary mention- Kate Blanchetts outfits in Cinderella were also incredible!!!
The outfits Emma wore in cruella are iconic and that movie was iconic!
Totally agree!! I find both Emma’s outfits killed in every single scene!!!
Unsure if some of these things were painful, like the fact that it was a big effort to make Belle's dress and it had many layers does not mean it was painful to wear. None of these looks are inherently uncomfortable. Not even corsets if they are fit correctly (I have one and its very comfy). I do think the motion capture suits can be hard to wear it's amazing that they can work in those for so long! The only costume pain I really believe is Lily James about the tight corset because she actually said it was tight and it looked very restrictive on screen. Still interesting to see what went into these looks!
Actually the more layers the heavier it gets. So it could be painful wearing something heavy all day
@@amberriddle227 yeah. For a whole ass 16 hours for sure. My legs fkn hurt and need to breathe when I wear jeans for 7 hours (not neccessarily tight but it's tighter than most pants). Now imagine that with acting, And DOUBLE the hours. On top of that significantly tighter
Honestly if it was historically accurate, the corset wouldn’t have been restrictive. The corset was used like a bra, and you wouldn’t have it THAT tight unless your upper-class and could afford to restrict yourself from some small amount of movement since upper class women tended to have less work to do.
The corset is coming for you though every human being is different and you people need to remember that everybody’s different everybody is different and that doesn’t mean they didn’t put the corset on right or anything like that doesn’t mean that sometimes things are uncomfortable with some people because some people don’t like it or whatever I I don’t like horses they’re uncomfortable to me and I know a few other people there I can’t before so you can’t speak for everybody on that it was uncomfortable for them every person is different
@@SailorVenus-iz6zp agreed. A decently well cut corset feels way more comfortable than most underwire bras. The only bras I have that aren't uncomfortable are from 1960s designs and have extra hooks, wide bands and support. My corsets are fine, no worse than a high-impact spandex sports bra. Nothing digging in unless it's overtightened. Most people who think otherwise have never tried a classically cut corset.
Cruella’s outfits give me MAJOR Handler from TUA vibes
both icons
@@angel_76 indeed
Yess
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Are we gonna talk about how Helena Bonham Carter can play literally any part.
I fix the name autocorrect is annoying
Can we talk about the amount of harry potter cast that's on disney?
Stan Helena 😭
Ok but like actually tho- a lot of these actors were from harry potter-
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I didn’t even recognize Emma Watson
Emma stone pulled off the crazy so well
The outfits she wore were ICONIC
Hats of to these actors and actresses for the amount of pain tolerance, hard work and effort they put for the movies.
what im hearing: Actors and actresses know it's a lot to do this and literally sign up for it because this is their job, a lot of them INSISTED on the harder to wear stuff, they're apparently being tortured.
Makeup and prosthetics application/removal should never hurt unless your makeup artist is doing it wrong.
Corsets can be a bit restricting and take a while to get used to, but they should not be tight enough to cause pain or stop you from doing daily activities.
yes, and corsets are supposed to be comfortable since they are actually made as breast supporters but the ones that are used in movies focuses more on the style
Not all of them INSISTED on that hell. So.. hush. :)
And well. They don't let the actors wear corsets the right way. They don't let them get used to it in any form, make the corsets way too tight etc.
And just because they are actors and knew it was gonna be a lot doesn't mean we should just be like "Bitch. I don't give a fuck. It's your job. Stop whining.". Because ALL OF THIS wouldn't happen if Disney would invest their money more wisely. But noo. Instead of making sure the actors don't go through hell and die on set they throw around money to get crystals and shit THAT YOU CAN'T EVEN SEE LATER. Tf are they doing?!🤦🏻♀️
My only complaint about this comment that hasn't been mentioned is that makeup and specifically prosthetics removal isn't a fast process at all. Most likely the prosthetics had either moved during the wear and tear of shooting or the actor was in a rush to have it removed. That is probably why their removal was called painful.
Also contacts. The membranes of the eyes are incredibly delicate and become irritated quicky. Like if my regular day to day contacts are worn too long they hurt like hell. 16 hours with contacts in is super unpleasant let alone sclera contacta like Jim Carrey wore in the live action Grinch movie.
The fact that they get six or seven figures from one movie then I would still go for it 😂😂😂
when the other option is poverty and severe judgement it isn't a choice anymore
I never knew svarowski is a kind of crystal until now
I thought is was just a brand
@@sanimou1 same!
@@sanimou1 the brand name is swarovski because they use swarovski crystals 😂
Oh my rly? I knew that when I w like 6 xoxo
It's a crystal but semi precious bcoz it's not as rare as diamonds, ruby, emerald, etc.
Remember, Disney has near infinite resources. All of these problems are a choice.
@@kriu5018 Yeah, that’s why they save money by using Swarovski crystals. An actual tight budget incentivizes creativity. Personally, I do not think their budget is being used wisely precisely because it is not as limiting a factor for the biggest name in entertainment. Time constraints? MAYBE. Lots of balls in the air but budget on a Disney movie? I don’t buy it.
That’s what I was thinking! There’s no way they couldn’t design costumes that are comfortable. Especially when it comes to a properly fitting corset!
@@NotARealHomestead yeah, the Cinderella corset thing is weird because it was totally unnecessary as the skirt already gave the illusion of a small waist and yet the actress and crew consented. I am not normally one to complain about ‘unrealistic expectations for women’ but this seemed like an ill thought out decision to say the least.
It disappoints me that they don’t care
Are we gonna talk about how Helena Bonham Carter can play literally any part.
I fix the name autocorrect is annoying
This makes me really happy there’s strikes and everything right now. Like imagine having to work 16 hours a day. I can deal with waiting a few extra months if it means people aren’t working in these conditions.
People are talking about well they make all that money so they can’t complain and just. No. I don’t care how much money you make you deserve basic safety standards in your workplace. Like corsets like Cinderella‘s that aren’t properly fitted can give you permanent damage on your bones. I should probably know more about the female actors since they’re expected to look so ridiculously skinny but I mainly know a lot about the male actors who had to look unrealistically buff. They said you’re supposed to have 3 to 4% body fat went on screen that they get heads up on shirtless scene so they can dehydrate themselves for 34 hours to make sure they get that veiny look, that they primarily eat these weird gelatinous cube‘s that are supposed to help them lose weight and sometimes little else, and the same goes for musicians. Like I don’t know why you could possibly think that a 16 hour workday is normal but it is when you’re a preformer there are hundreds of videos out there of performers collapsing on stage from how hard they’ve been worked. Like it’s one thing if you sign up for a job as a stuntman or a football player or something that’s actually supposed to be physical and something accidentally happens, it’s another altogether for it to be planned that your bodies going to get hurt in a job that I absolutely does not require it. And they don’t get told about most this stuff before hand either, it gets sprung on them AFTER they’ve signed contracts.
This takes " It was... Fake? OF COURSE IT WAS FAKE!" to a whole new level
It’s sad that people bitch about how bad the live action movies are. But the actors went through hell and back to give us a movie.
They shouldn't have...
Just because they went through hazzles doesnt automatically make the end result good...
What are you supposed to do? Clap at a bad movie? Oh ok moreover, are they doing it for free? no? oh, ok
Some actors are unhappy with how their films turn out. Remember they film a lot of scenes but much is cut out. What gets cut out is decided by the director. So if you want to point a finger at someone, point it to the director, not the actors.
the actors do it to get payed
Funny how Disney has enough money to solve all those problems.
They don't care
Are we gonna talk about how Helena Bonham Carter can play literally any part.
I fix the name autocorrect is annoying
@@dede-hl1pq bruh ong
I wonder how so many are wondering xD disney owns quite anything😅😄
Helena Bonham Carter is an amazing actress.
Absolutely nothing can change my mind
*shes the perfect bellatrix*
cruella's trash-train dress- oh my lord, when i saw the full movie i was gaping at it
Kudos to Disney's Casting Directors for hiring actor who got "panic fear of heights" to play a Circus Acrobat. Great job.
she's the one who auditioned
She read the script & accepted the roll 🥴
Do y’all remember the nook it’s these little 30s-2m long little short clips in BEWTEEN Disney movies and shows that r only seen on disney channel
Are we gonna talk about how Helena Bonham Carter can play literally any part.
I fix the name autocorrect is annoying
Eva Green is a total badass.
Bravo to the actors and actresses, but a bigger bravo to the makers of the film and those behind them. These costumes are amazing and the work that it is put into it..
Belle's stupid live action dress fills me with rage to this day
Right? Like all the effort put into that dress was wasted, you couldn't even see the crystals! And while it's not an ugly dress, it simply looks like a prom dress, and that's not true to how the dress should've been. I didn't want to watch Emma in a dress, I wanted to watch Belle in a dress. That's the whole point of the movie, specially since it's in a historical setting. If it were a film with a modern setting I might have been okay with it, but it's not.
Angelina Jolie just looking so stunning even throughout her make-up time-lapse transformations LOL
As someone who makes costumes and wears them for fun, I can relate to some of the pain. But I know the limits of my body, and tightlacing is very much out of the picture. Corset dresses can be fun, but realistically, you can't do much more than 2"-4" reduction without a lot of time breaking it in and working up to it. And weight limits are definitely important. I saw a video about a vintage chair thing that could be worn under a dress as a bustle, and oh that would make things so much easier. But full honesty, I've never made a dress that big before.
ruclips.net/video/b9FunEkhTNo/видео.html .
6:25 I was a little shook the moment Dumbo looked at her. 😂😂😂
I can't wait for cruella
me to
Same !! 😍😍💕
2 MORE DAYSSS
I'm kinda hoping they dont make a puppy killer a women empowerment moment but yeah Emma Stone is great so I'm gonna see what they do with it
it was sooo good!
Angelina Jolie is actually such an amazing actress... she's not a half measure worker in any means
3:40 MY GOD WHAT A BEAUTY!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Be still my heart
Imagine how painful it was for Emma Stone to get her make up done before playing the role for Cruella Devil
Oh, dear...thats a mighty big club she's a part of,..
I'm a 100% sure that the picture used for the make-up artist Valli O'Reilly is actually a picture of Michelle Pfeiffer. Lol or is it just me?
I realized it aswell.. i was like is it a doubleganger of michelle.. XD
Yeah! It issssss Michelle Pfeiffer! I don't know hooooow on Earth they got that wrong when you can Google Valli O'Reilly and they look nothing alike 🤣🤣
So true😆
@@avangel13 I can make an educated guess as to how they got that wrong because it’s a pet peeve of mine. People from a younger generation will sometimes not do their jobs very well when it comes to older celebrities (not do their homework) so they don’t have any idea who Michelle Pfeiffer is or what she looks like. So they aren’t going to catch a mistake like that.
@@slycoke yeah, that's probably it
They work that hard so that we can watch them with out doing what they did let's give these awesome actors a round of applause for their awesome work👏👏👏
Ugh couldn't have picked a better actress for cruella! 😍 such a beautiful and talented actress
When you realized Helena didn't won any oscars
Wait really?!! 🙃
@@naddd7308 yep
@@kweentingz4428 she is very talented. I hope she can win one in the future.
*win
@@rebekahdilts9316 yeah just realized that also
I'd just like to applaud the makeup artists for all these actors for a job well done. Great job.😁👏
Cruella's fashion sense is stunning💕
cause of that she likes to have the Baby Dalmatiner pelt one🥰🤣😂😂
the cruella movie was breathtaking and both the dresses and the acting was beyond any expectations i had
Emma looked amazing in Cruela. I also think the crew working behind the camera work super super hard and credit should be given as well 🖤✨
cruela was AMAZINGGGG!! i just saw it a couple hours ago and i was just loooking forward to seeing all the dressess.
i feel bad for lily james in the corset. makes my day in a kimono look like nothing lol
it’s not supposed to hurt tho. maybe they got lost in the corset making process
@@iwillsueminyoongibecausehe8825 well it can start hurting if you wear it for too long and if you squeeze it too tight then you cant breath and it will start to hurt quicker
@@Maria.d123 even if you tight lace it’s probably not that bad they probably rushed at the lacing process
Ye true
@@iwillsueminyoongibecausehe8825 Well tight lacing too much can hurt. It's common sense: It's compressing your body and can start to hurt especially your ribs I'd assume. You can only lace it so far and still be comfortable. She looked like it was laced too tight.
I would love to wear one of these ridiculous costumes and would gladly go through 4 hours to be able to wear something like that
Cruella's costumes were definitely worth the effort. Beautiful !
respect also for the ones who made the outfits and did the makeups. they are also part of the big magic.
I wish full length behind the scenes were released I would watch the whole thing. It's fascinating to see how things are done.
I would LOOOVE to see Helena Bonham Carter play different roles in all Disney live action movies ♥️
The fact that Lily James did that AND took four hours to transform into Pamela Anderson, amazing 👏🏻
Okay, wait, knowing that a man played Dumbo is actually the most adorable thing I've seen in this video! He's such a sweet looking person!!
MULAN and "Incredible matchmaking make-up" are not words that deserves to be together in a sentence. That look was horrible.
That “horrible makeup” is what was considered beautiful to the ancient Japanese
@@gorbdafrog5732 Chinese, my dude. Mulan is set in China, not Japan
@@gabriellejae8128 tru but the point is that it was still beautiful and is special in chinese culture
@@gorbdafrog5732 big yikes.
@@gorbdafrog5732 Nah, man. A Chinese historian even reviewed the movie and was disappointed. So yes, it's horrible and a bad representation created by white people 💁♀️
among all the disney princesses live actions, Cinderella still in the front lines for the best costume
Cruella makeup looks cool 👍
8:20 Shes so pretty!!! Every actor here is beautiful actully. They have so much talent
Cruella Devil was one of the BEST Movies ever!!!
Agreed
I couldn’t agree more
*belle's dress was the most comfortable*
But... I guess it needed to be a bit more puffy to match the era
It was made to fit a feminist who has no regard for historic accuracy, what can you expect
@Yay Yay its ok
Atleast it was not as tight to make you suffocated like Cindrella's dress
Even thought C's dress was more accurate, it was no where near as relaxed
It was more tight and compact which makes it hard to dance in...Or even move in!
@@tsundereyoongi yea....
I choose not to agree with you on that one
A dress can be perfect even if it is designed by a feminist
Maybe it was not accurate but it was pretty
And who cares about accuracy when its comfortable and not a literal poofy cramped heck
The dress is supposed to be based on the choice of the person who wears it
Maybe Emma was not comfortable with wearing a suffocating piece of cloth like Cindrella was
Its totally her choice
@@enakshiparua836 I didn’t say a feminist couldn’t design a perfect dress, the emphasis was on the fact that her modern views took over from the fact that this is supposed to still be based in history… a lot of people care about accuracy, because what’s the point of playing a role if you’re just going to change everything to fit your views? If she didn’t want to play the part as a figure based in a historic time, then she shouldn’t have taken the responsibility of the role. I have nothing against feminism, I myself I’m somewhat a feminist in some aspects, but you cannot take over the past and historic fact with modern ideals, it’s inaccurate and starts changing history. It might be just a fairytale, but it’s not right to start messing up what would’ve been accurate back then. If it was a modern retelling, then she could’ve done what she wanted. But quite frankly, she ruined the dress just because she wanted to make an out of place statement. I don’t believe it was her choice, she was playing belle, so she should actually play belle, not herself.
I love Johnny Depp. He’s amazing. So is Emma Stone and Emma Thompson. They are amazing too. Such great performers.
I think you mean Emma Watson?
Don’t think that’s who they meant. Emma Thompson WAS featured in this video, as she was in the film Cruella.
@@mikeaviles7195 no. I meant Thompson but Emma Watson is good too
@@overdramaticgoddess9696 Too many Emmas. Run for your lives! LOL.
@@SmallDragon7804 lol
The most painful and heart warming thing I find i rhino is the fact the movie comes out on Cameron’s birthday
I saw Cruella AND OH MY GOD SHE IS GORGEOUS AND THE CONCERT WAS STUNNING I LOVED THAT BIT.
Corsets are some of the most comfortable things to wear. I do absolutely believe the actresses when they say they were painful though because I doubt the corsets were fitted properly and the actresses had time to break them in. It's a shame corsets continue to get a bad rep because large film studios just don't care about undergarments fitting well or their actors being comfortable
wow i was so eager to watch Cruella that i didn't even realize what painstaking work emma had to do
All the rage on the corsets, let em hear Zebrowska's rant about it tho
Thank you
The fact that they tried to make the circus outfits acurrate with corsets proves that when real women were wearing corsets when they did gymnastics. Corsets if made to fit properly, are comfortable and more flexible than you'd expect.
Yeah. It actually makes me angry that such a huge company with so much money can't make proper corsets that fit the actors. Like what's the purpose? To fuel the "fact" that corsets are evil torture devices? It makes no sense. It can't be that much more expensive to make them accurately....
I love Helen and Jonny they are so amazing when they become there characters 😍 they are truly legends they bring life into there characters and moves
cinderella (and ofc the actor herself) are literally gorgeous. her body is literally my dream body. she is so beautiful
Love your pfp
For the dresses and stuff if they had used the right fabrics and were made to fit the actors it wouldn’t have been nearly as uncomfortable
@Good BOI stufo honestly if you’re calling people “pathetic” on the internet then go cry and get something better to do.
@Good BOI stufo Also, piece* not peace. You’re* not your. If you’re going to call people pathetic maybe learn how to spell first genius.
@Good BOI stufo
Oh lord. Did mommy not give any attention to you today? Poor thing. 🤡
@Good BOI stufo says you
The outfits in cruella were epic masterpieces
I feel bad for the actors
Three people who could start a company:
Emma Stone
Emma Thompson
And Emma Watson.
😂
THAT REALLY WAS HER WAIST IN Cinderella ?? Omg! CRAZY! 🥰😍
Me and my family just watched Cruella yesterday and it was a surprise from my mom and dad and it was a great movie thanks for making the movie
Fairy godmother's dress is the biggest dress ever created for the movie... of cause, we'll just ignore Crualla's dresses
lol
Lol pretty sure they meant the biggest dress in that movie, not the biggest dress ever.
Yes… for the Cinderella movie 💀🤨
Poor Cinderella 😭😭 I can imagine how bad that would hurt on her stomach, and it would be very hard to breath in. They should’ve edited her waist to look smaller instead of doing it irl 😭😭
Or just let her look like a human person and let her not be stick thin
@@kiah9085 she's already thin, and the dress created an illusion.. that corset wouldn't have been that bad in reality
Costume designers are true artists.
Absolutely, they're so amazing!
i respect actors and actresses and their team of hair, make up costume and tech people who made all those films happen. they do not look easy to put together or make.
I knew most of this already because I'm obsessed with costume BTS videos but I liked having them all put together in this awesome compilation!
Edit: the mispronunciation of Liu Yifei's name made me wince SO bad.
Can we talk about how gorgeous Angelina Jolie is like wow
yeah she’s really pretty :)
Eleanor Audley was a million times better!
My mum pointed out cinderellas waist yesterday she must have litterally been fighting for her life to breath 💀
i don’t exactly understand why it is so small too? why was it so important to ignore the actors uncomfortableness. it’s quite sad.
hi The outfits Emma wore in Cruella were ICONIC
1:50 lol well there goes the magic in that movie 😂
I watched it! And it is probably one of the best Disney live actions in a long time, sense it is rated PG-13, It is a little scary and a little sad, but Emma Stone did an amazing job, and the dogs Acted Amazingly! I give the movie 100/10
What part was scary?
@@aubrey0324 like when she almost dies burned
@@aubrey0324 she was almost burned alive
The Mulan clip: They had to paint make up on her face. 🤦🏾♀️ The horror. 😒 This channel’s attempts at making the most obvious things salacious is horrifyingly hilarious.
Yeah, I was like...well no shit they had to paint her face?? And face paint is not bad unless they're somehow using a dangerous kind. As a cosplayer, I have to paint my whole body sometimes, its not that bad.
Fun fact: my mom one day went to work out at ‘The Class’ in New York, and surprisingly Emma Stone was right next to her.