Scar: Conspired with the hyenas to kill his brother and his nephew so he can take over the Pridelands. When he did win and go to power, he starved his own pride and even assaulted one of the lionesses, to the point where they were begging for Simba to return. Gaslit Simba into thinking he's responsible for the death of his own father. Attempted to lie and threw the Hyenas under the bus for the death of Mufasa only for that to be his downfall
Disney has Frollo - a villain who murdered people based on their race, staged a genocide, almost killed a baby, tortured his captain, and eventually even managed to murder the French and burn down their houses in order to find a girl who sexually excited him and rape her. He even molested her. And the same Disney dares to say that Magnifico is the most evil because... he doesn't fulfill people's desires, which is his right?
So let me get this straight, she wants to have his position, critiques how he does things, and ends up on a path to replace him and how everything is done. So by the end, she gets her wish granted by his actions...and after watching the clip of her song leading into her wish on the star, is the most entitled thing ever. She wishes for more than she already does without putting in any actual effort into earning it. It makes it actually seem like he sacrificed himself so she could have her selfish wish.
For anyone saying the king should just grant everyone's wish and shouldn't have the right to get rid of dangerous wishes, let me introduce you to the scenario of a young Austrian painter who just failed art school whose wish is to "inspire" people and lead.
I feel really bad for Chris Pine. He gave his absolute all into his performance as Magnifico, and hoped that he’d be remembered as fondly as the great Disney villains of the past, like Scar or Ursula.
The funniest thing is that the grandfather's wish to inspire the younger generation technically did happen in the exact way that magnifico was worried about
Having the queen be secretly evil so that the movie has both a classic Disney villain and a modern twist villain would have been a genius idea - which is why I'm not surprised she isn't
I love how basically the lesson taught by making Magnifico into a villain is "Hey kids! If your parents deny you of all your absurd childish demands, they are TYRANTS!"
They tried SO HARD to make him an obviously narcissistic villain. All the vanity and "are sure you're not the problem?" lyrics. And they really failed. As someone who was raised by a narcissistic tyrant Magnifico honestly feels as if someone had read the most superficial characteristics of a covert narcissist and slammed them into an interesting tragic hero. He's supposed to be a return to classic Disney villains... But he's not even a villain. There are so many perfect portrayals villains with narcissistic personality disorder: Frollo, Mother Gothel, Medusa... Disney used to be so good at creating truly dark and twisted characters...
How cool would it be if Asha was the real villain? After being rejected , she could feel disappointed and mad just like Tai Lung for not being chosen as the Dragon Warrior, so she gets the star and uses it to grant everyone's wishes. At first it seems good and the star and her friends works with her but she becomes more and more selfish ignoring the wishes having bad consequences. In the end something really bad happens because of it and she finally realizes the King was right, learning sometimes we can't get everything we want.
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Why he is a bad villian? Because he's not truly a villian. Easy
Disney really needs to learn the difference between an antagonist and a villain.
Magnifico pretty much got fed up with the whole town asking him to grant all their wishes and got gaslighted for it.💀
Scar: Conspired with the hyenas to kill his brother and his nephew so he can take over the Pridelands. When he did win and go to power, he starved his own pride and even assaulted one of the lionesses, to the point where they were begging for Simba to return. Gaslit Simba into thinking he's responsible for the death of his own father. Attempted to lie and threw the Hyenas under the bus for the death of Mufasa only for that to be his downfall
Disney has Frollo - a villain who murdered people based on their race, staged a genocide, almost killed a baby, tortured his captain, and eventually even managed to murder the French and burn down their houses in order to find a girl who sexually excited him and rape her. He even molested her. And the same Disney dares to say that Magnifico is the most evil because... he doesn't fulfill people's desires, which is his right?
“Congratulations Asha you killed Mr.beast” is the best way to sum the hole damn movie 💀
So let me get this straight, she wants to have his position, critiques how he does things, and ends up on a path to replace him and how everything is done. So by the end, she gets her wish granted by his actions...and after watching the clip of her song leading into her wish on the star, is the most entitled thing ever. She wishes for more than she already does without putting in any actual effort into earning it. It makes it actually seem like he sacrificed himself so she could have her selfish wish.
I can't believe Disney's Wish failed when Puss in Boots: The Last Wish was RIGHT THERE.
For anyone saying the king should just grant everyone's wish and shouldn't have the right to get rid of dangerous wishes, let me introduce you to the scenario of a young Austrian painter who just failed art school whose wish is to "inspire" people and lead.
I feel really bad for Chris Pine. He gave his absolute all into his performance as Magnifico, and hoped that he’d be remembered as fondly as the great Disney villains of the past, like Scar or Ursula.
The funniest thing is that the grandfather's wish to inspire the younger generation technically did happen in the exact way that magnifico was worried about
Disney villains in the 40’s and 50’s: get their powers directly from Hell, shapeshift, and kill cute forest animals
His villain song feels less like a person being an ego maniac and more like a guy who just wants people to value him more then just his wish making.
Having the queen be secretly evil so that the movie has both a classic Disney villain and a modern twist villain would have been a genius idea - which is why I'm not surprised she isn't
Disney failed this villain so bad he became a good guy
Plot Twist: The True story is evil queen want to take to over her husband power and this movie is her prapoganda after she banish her husband
I love how basically the lesson taught by making Magnifico into a villain is "Hey kids! If your parents deny you of all your absurd childish demands, they are TYRANTS!"
They tried SO HARD to make him an obviously narcissistic villain. All the vanity and "are sure you're not the problem?" lyrics. And they really failed. As someone who was raised by a narcissistic tyrant Magnifico honestly feels as if someone had read the most superficial characteristics of a covert narcissist and slammed them into an interesting tragic hero. He's supposed to be a return to classic Disney villains... But he's not even a villain. There are so many perfect portrayals villains with narcissistic personality disorder: Frollo, Mother Gothel, Medusa... Disney used to be so good at creating truly dark and twisted characters...
How cool would it be if Asha was the real villain? After being rejected , she could feel disappointed and mad just like Tai Lung for not being chosen as the Dragon Warrior, so she gets the star and uses it to grant everyone's wishes. At first it seems good and the star and her friends works with her but she becomes more and more selfish ignoring the wishes having bad consequences. In the end something really bad happens because of it and she finally realizes the King was right, learning sometimes we can't get everything we want.