The Ending Of Disney's Wish Explained
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
- A celebration of the studio's 100-year animation legacy, Disney's "Wish" is finally in theaters, and is a typically charming love letter to all-things-Disney. Want to know more about that magical ending? Your wish is our command.
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The plot | 0:00
The end | 1:32
Why give Magnifico your wish? | 2:58
Magnifico's reasoning | 3:55
Why wish upon a star? | 4:53
Asha's wish | 5:50
The fairy godmother | 6:50
Actors react | 7:37
The filmmakers weigh in | 8:53
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Even the genie from Aladdin had rules:
- No killing
- No resurrecting the dead
- No making someone fall in love with anybody else.
Not all wishes should be granted. It's not necessary bad that person decides what should and should not be granted.
If you know you get to make a wish and maybe have it granted when you turn 18, BUT after making your wish you'll forget what you wished for ...then all you have to do is write down your wish before you make it. Then, after Magnifico magics away your memory, you just refer to your note to see what you wished for.
I like the base concept of this, but it is EASILY thwarted.
You clearly haven’t seen the movie
And until you explain why either of us is wrong, you haven't either. @@diverman1023
I'd imagine those were Genie's personal rules. He likely could've granted them, but he knew what trouble it'll cause.
But Norm the genie from THE FAIRLY ODDPARENTS claims that he only has one rule which is strictly 3 wishes only and no more wishing for more wishes
100 years, and this is what it all lead to.
It’s a great movie, not sure what all the hate is about
Someone suffered inmense trauma from a piece of shit family member, probably yo daddy, who made you feel small and weak so you have to compensate for that by pretending to be some hard ass when the reality is you're just a scared little boy.
@@diverman1023me neither. I guess one size just doesn't fit all
@@diverman1023>great movie
>great
>movie
It's a glorified slideshow of Disney easter eggs. The story can't stand on its own
@@diverman1023 I'm not saying it's horrible, but it's not quite a great movie. At the very least, Chris Pine is miscast. Chris is a great actor, make no mistake, but I get a jarring disconnect when I see Magnifico speak with Chris Pine's voice, which really breaks the immersion. The way Magnifico looks, you almost expect someone with a more refined tone and a mature timbre.
My question is, did Magnifico become the Magic Mirror from Snow White? Does that make all of obvious dwarf characters become the ones from Snow White? Does the queen become the evil queen of snow white? The movie seems to point towards the answer being yes, as Magnifico is given all the imagery of the magic mirror, he stays in the mirror, and most of the environment is based around Snow White. So what happened? Is this an alternate Snow White universe, or is this some type of ancestor story?
And does Asha became the fairy godmother of Cinderella?
It is open to interpretation but there is no such thing as canon here. Both magic mirror and fairy godmother supposed origin stories are more likely just Easter eggs/references to other Disney movies as Wish is full of these and not expected to be viewed as fact. Asha looks nothing like the Fairy Godmother from Cinderella and she is not the same character as her, just as she is not the same character as the fairy from Pinocchio or the Three Fairies from Sleeping Beauty. I just came back from the TV tropes page and was surprised to see how frequently whoever compiled the list mentions that it is implied that Magnifico became the entity in the Magic Mirror, especially considered that the mirror in Wish looks nothing like the mirror in Snow White (it is much smaller for a start, though it was about the same size as in Descendants). Again, it is another Easter egg. Besides, there have already been other origin stories for the Magic Mirror, including Disney novels such as Mirror Mirror (a Twisted Tale) and Fairest of All: A Tale of the Wicked Queen, none of which are compatible with each other or with the original animated movie. They all exist in their own parallel universes/continuities which is why characters can exist in different versions in their movies and canonical sequels and Tv series or other media and non-canon comics, video games such as Kingdom Hearts and shows or spin offs such as Once Upon a Time or Descendants. The common consensus when it comes to the Magic Mirror (with the occasional exception) is that it is a mystical object in which a dark spirit is enslaved. It does not have to be Magnifico. Not everything needs an origin story; it takes away the mystery and magic behind it. Magic items have existed in fairy tales for centuries and none of them requires an explanation on how it came to be. Even the cute little star does not necessarily have to be the same star in Pinocchio and other Disney movies. In the continuity of Wish maybe but not in the actual separate universes of those movies. This is not an attack on Wish by the way; I absolutely loved the movie but although I do love crossovers such as House or Mouse and Roger Rabbit with the animated actors concept, retconning movies like that ruins the magic of those films and they should be left alone in my opinion. Everything seen in Wish is in an alternate continuity and should not be established as fact. It reminds me of fan theories such as the Headless Horseman being Brom in disguise, until Once Upon a Studio proved that they are two separate characters as the cartoon always intended.
I kind of disagree with your comment in the sense that, to me, this is pretty much the real story of the birth of the spirit of the magic mirror, it was Magnifico, it looks like him. I assume that centuries later, the Queen in Snow White and The Seven D. will summon this spirit in her Magic Mirror, and Magnifico appears in her mirror... This is what makes Wish interesting to me.
@@NorthStar8211 what if Asha suffers from skin disease called Vitiligo which explains why her skin became white during her old days in Cinderella. Vitiligo is a real skin disease that makes your black skin turn white
Yes if you slow down the video of his defeat you see the Magic Mirrors face mixed with his face
So the ""villain"" was never evil but the "good guys" get too entitled to the point where the writers have to portray the ""villain"" as evil otherwise it would make our "heroes" look bad?
What a load of bull.
Just go see the movie, that’s not what happens at all
No of course he wasn't he touched the book and then it changed him permanently
@@CrazyManhog Yes he was. Just see how he punishes Asha's entire family just because she dared to question him. This is what tyranical despots do. And he considers his citizens expendable really, seeing how he seizes their property and gives it to others or how he throws them in dangerous situations so that he can get the credit himself. Or how he takes away parts of their soul so that he can control them and determine their fates himself. And all these were before he touched the book. Plus, he did not touch it accidentally. He wanted to embrace the dark magic and all that it entails. And he was still in control of himself really, he was not completely possessed and did not even try to use it as an excuse in the end. He knew he was guilty.
This movie was a huge disappointment. The king was the real hero, I can't believe they made a bunch of idiots into heroes just to fit their narrative that makes absolutely no sense as well
Honestly it was a huge letdown. So many Disney references that makes you realize why couldn’t this be its own thing.
it is its own thing
It was a great movie, easily one of the best disney animations of recent times. People are just on a disney hate train
Honestly this post was a huge letdown. So close to get a point and you wasted it by not even watching the film.
The main character was such an uncanny valley chop shop of incompatible genetics that she could not just be her own thing either.
@@diverman1023 right it wasn't bad
Thats heartbreaking Magnifico was traumatized by his past of losing what he loved. He didnt mean to not grant everyones wishes he was afraid his life would be lost again. But thanks Asha the real villan of the story stealimg and breaking the rules selfishly took idea people had of Magnifico and made them be seen differently then Magnifico raged and touched the book that made him evil forever.
I was so sad that the movie was so short, and the fight scenes were not as elaborate (Asha had a wand! Fight!). I wished there was more of Valentino featured too (the way they did with Olaf in Frozen).
so where’s the part where valentino founds zootopia
If one remembers Pinocchio well enough, the Blue Fairy answers to Geppeto's wish for Pinocchio to be a real boy, having seen him as deserving for it because he gave a lot of happiness to others, then brought Pinocchio to life, but didn’t automatically make him a real boy. Pinocchio still had had to earn the wish by proving himself brave, truthful, and unselfish.
That's what being a fairy godmother is really all about. Not granting wishes, but bringing comfort, guidance, and an extra push.
Can somebody explain the concept behind this movie to me?
I mean the wishes, why are the so important to be kept by Magnifico in the first place. He clearly did not use them as power as he "learned" he could do that only after he is already possed by the evil book.
Why did he take out the book in the fist place? There was no real threat to him. It just feels so forced like, plot needs to move forward so things need to happen.
Why did he have an "evil layer underground" when it was established before that he never used the buck and only keeps it for unspecified reasons (which is very stupid btw if it has a curse on it that can not be broken)
The said the curse can't be broken but when he was inside the mirror it seams like he was "normal" again, so wtf movie
I don't think anyone can answer your very logical questions because this entire movie has no logic. The king lost his entire family so he became very powerful and instead of using that power for bad he actually used it to create a safe heaven for anyone who wants to live there. He is kind, he loves his people, he adored his wife and he granted the wishes that were good for the community because hello, not all wishes should be granted. The king had a great character and they flushed it all down the drain for no good reason at all. Yes it was very rushed, making him a villain so suddenly just so that they could make the women the heroes 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ there are so many heroic women on Disney already that these ones were completely unnecessary. Such a disappointing movie!!
If you remember in Cinderella, the Fairy Godmother only gave her the coach, gown, and slippers, while Cinderella did the rest.
SPOILER
So, Asha is the fairy grandmother from Cinderella? Uhm.... she used magic to turn her skin white? Isn't that kinda... r@cist? We'll see how Twitter reacts to this
Well she has a white dad and grandfather. Maybe those genes kicked in when she got old.
Or maybe the simple answer of multiple fairy godmothers existing, as we've seen in many other books and movies lol
Maybe Asha is the first Fairy Godmother and inspired a generation of them, passed down from apprentice to apprentice.
To be honest, maybe when she got old, the color skin changed. Besides, her skin is not dark.. just light brown..
Wait are u serious?? She turn white ?
I finally dreamed with takagi, chi, rei todoroki, serenity, and michelle.
"Right the wrongs"
And when the supposed villain uses logic more so than the hero, ya know it's stupid.
Definitely more magnifico than asha I guess?
I have a theory magnifico becomes the enchanted mirror in snow white. Asha becomes the fairy godmother for Cinderella and also did we just see Bambi and Peter pan.
These are alternate versions of Bambi and Peter Pan; not the same ones as in their movies. Peter Pan in his movie universe never built a flying machine and he was never a citizen of Rosas. This is just a parallel universe and these are injoke references. The same applies to the magic mirror and the fairy godmother (Magnifico is not the actual spirit in the mirror of the movie Snow White and Asha is not Cinderella's fairy godmother in the Cinderella animated movie, if not for any other reason then just for the obvious fact that the fairy god mother is caucasean).
About three weeks later the country is flames due to Asha granting too many wishes, and Magnifico goes "I told you so."
No no one is granting wishes anymore not with magic anyway
@alicianelson1252 then how is Asha the fairy godmother if she isn't granting wishes?
@noriakikakyoin6869 the fairy godmother only temporary grants wishes
Rosas is the Narnia of the Disney universe. Every wish is pure and is the essence of all the Disney stories we know. Everyone, humans and creatures alike, can follow their dreams/wishes.
A dream is a WISH your heart makes!
If you put Rosas in the KH universe, Rosas would be a major hub for the sanctity of the worlds due to stars being worlds and etc.
I actually enjoyed the movie, as it had some pretty smart moments that somewhat answered some of the questions in the Disney universe. The Star character in my opinion really did feel like the personified manifestation of good magic, almost like an origin story, and the villain's magic almost felt like an origin story for dark magic like maleficent. It's very on brand for the villain to fall under the golden age character having a primary sin, this case pride.
The downside is, despite the movie itself being smart they didn't do the best job conveying what they wanted to. That, and the music sounded like it was written by a girl band manager. They should have done a better job of making the music fit in to the Disney mythos.
My mom, my BFF, and I saw it yesterday. We liked it, too.
I love what you do
I'm going to go watch this soon and those haters aren't going to stop me! ⭐⭐⭐⭐✨✨✨✨
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Go watch it then no one cares. And stop with the "haters" comments it's dumb and childish
hopefully the bad writing does
@@Re_V I said "haters" not "bad writing"
@@lexramstudios1386 sorry let me rephrase it: Hopefully the heavy implications that it has an absurdly bad writing does stop you from watching it.
It almost gives off a Neverending Story 2 vibe. The evil queen who takes people’s wishes and memories so she can have them to herself and so that they forget them. Very powerful message. Never forget about your dreams and wishes. Keep at it even when nobody believes in you because at the end of the day, God believes in you and through God, you can do anything. 🦄✝️✨🌈
This is quite possibly the most anti-religion movie and you managed to compare apples to oranges. Plus you likely just spread the word of Magnifico without actually backing it up so whatever you say here has no value to anyone.
The movie is not necessarily anti-religion unless you interpret it as such (art can be interpreted in different ways and sometimes ways that the creators never intended, depending on point of view). Some view it as anti-religious in the sense that Magnifico represents God and Asha, the young idealist, encourages people not to believe in him blindly and not to give them their wishes/prayers when they can try helping each other instead based on humanistic values. Others see the exact opposite eg Magnifico is the human ruler in a totalitarian regime, who prevents people from seeking guidance from religion and from a deity in the sky so that he can fully control them and have exclusive power over them, which is not a surpise as people in far right and far left dictatorships or oppressive empires often sought freedom through faith in a god. Even if the movie was meant to be to some extent anti religious as far as Abrahamic religions are concerned (which I personally rather doubt), it brings in other spiritual concepts so it is most certainly not the most anti religious movie ever. And no, the author of the previous comment did not spread Magnifico's word at all as Magnifico did more or less what the villainess did in Neverending Story 2: taking away memories/wishes exactly so people forget about their dreams (at least in the movie version; the book Neverending Story is slightly different). There is no reason to be rude. The comment might be regarded as a bit preachy but it is an opinion and everyone is free to say it without others posting offensive responses for no good reason at all. There are many polite ways to disagree.
@@NorthStar8211Contrary to what the critics think, Wish actually has certain elements of the story of the nativity of Christ because:
King Magnifico actually represents King Herod in terms of his behaviour and motives.
Asha is what some would call as the self-fulfilling messianic figure due to wanting to inspire others to help each other in a new age. She even suffered in what Disney came very close to portraying a mature religious allusion: The Passion Of Christ. This is evident when Simon becomes the Judas Iscariot of Asha's circle of friends though he temporarily became that way by Magnifico's torture and Asha and Star were literally 'crucified' by King Magnifico in front of Rosas' populace which he did the same to afterwards at the movie's darkest hour.
Star actually has elements of the Star of Bethlehem and the angel Gabriel as Star actually guides Asha in her journey.
Valentino actually represents the shepherds whom the angel guided to the manger.
Surprisingly, Queen Amaya represents the Magi due to both characters having turned against King Magnifico and King Herod respectively.
If you want to dispute, feel free to do so.
@@marcuscheng9398 That's a very beautiful intepretation. Probably not what the creators of the movie had in mind when they were making it but it is certainly a nice way of looking at it. Plus, Disney has depicted the Star of Bethlehem in animated form at least once, for example in the Don Bluth directed cartoon The Small One which has a Nativity twist so that Star from Wish can stand in for the Bethlehem Star too. Plus, in some countries such as Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and Japan, the Disney song "When You Wish Upon a Star" has, in fact, become a Christmas song referring to the star of Bethlehem so it all fits.
@@NorthStar8211 In fact, Wish is considered the Sleeping Beauty of this era due to suffering the fate during its initial release. Do you agree to this?
I think this movie is something that brings memories through a new perspective
I guess but they come to Magnifico to give their wish. If they chose to just not go to magnifico and actually did the hard work then there wouldn’t be an issue. They chose the easy way out and chose to give magnifico a wish instead of working for what they desire
I Love King Magnifico 🤣
Me, too!
they just sing and it ends? ok?
One size doesnt fit all. I myself liked WISH and potential it has for Disneyverse... although yeah i can see why it leaves some things to be desired
We have a lot of questions for scenarios which can happen post movie:
-Simon's punishment being community service for 1 month to win back the trust of his friends
-Magnifico's essence being spirited away from his prison by the Master of Masters via Luxu to the Keyblade Graveyard for KH4
-Asha's deeds which attract Yen Sid to take her under his apprenticeship for the council of Wizards and Fairy Godmothers
If you have question or objections, feel free to answer
I love this movie ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Literally the lesson is: Do anything you want & everything will be fine cuz the whyte man is bad
Thank you.
You lack imagination
@@Theguy-yd6vf
You lack facts & logic
White with fluo green eyes.
No make your own wishes come true don't wait for someone else to do it for you
So thats it?!?!? No huge plot twist like no interesting reason for why he didnt grant all wishes 🙄🙄🙄
It would be illogical to have a plot twist about why some wishes shouldn't be granted lol.
It's simply that, some wishes are too dangerous, not everyone has good intentions with their wish, their wish could potentially throw the kingdom into imbalance or subvert other wishes.
Even the: "this person doesn't deserve to have this wish granted" argument is completely valid.
I simply don't see any way the writers could potentially twist the system into the antagonist being evil, he didn't know about using captured wishes as power before this either.
In the end he became evil because he had to be so from the start? Ughhh
@@mariodimitriadis Yes, but that's not the reason why Magnifico didn't grant wishes. It wasn't even a matter of granting ALL the wishes, he only doled out one wish per year when there hundreds of them that were fairly harmless. One of the reasons why he didn't grant a wish was because he was afraid that a 100-year old man could use his wish to inspire people through music to "possibly" foment a revolt. With that kind of rationale, it was easy to say that just about any wish is "too dangerous to grant". It was even more insidious that the person is also required to forget what they wished for, so they couldn't even work towards it if it wasn't granted. Magnifico was basically controlling his people by taking their dreams and wishes, locking them up, and having them forget about them. Yes, he initially had their consent, but he became threatened when the people started asking him about his methods. He turned to the evil magic book as a way to regain his authority, and that choice made him evil.
YOU MISSED THE BIGGEST EASTER EGG! 👇🏼
- You need to pause the movie right at the moment where King Magnifico gets trapped inside the glass of his staff. You will see that for a split second frame Magnifico's face actually turns into of the face of the Magic Mirror from 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'.
- Right before this happens Magnifico even says "Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, who is the handsomest of all?" - This is foreshadowing that Magnifico will actually become the slave in the Magic Mirror from 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'.
- We also need to mention that the Queen requests that the shard of mirror containing Magnifico should be put on the wall in the dungeon.
- Disney's Wish is directly connected to Walt Disney's first animated feature 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'.
- THIS is the biggest hidden easter egg in Disney's Wish.
- You're welcome!
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Agreed, like a prequel to all the movies!!!!!
@@christiancarrillo792Exactly, it is directly linked to the first animated film. I'm sure the animators included this as an easter egg that fans will notice when they rewatch the film on Disney+
@@christiancarrillo792and Cinderella, and Pinocchio. It connects to all three.
Don't forget the dwarf man..I forgot his name.. later labeled as "grumpy"
And Peter Pan.
And the tailor for Sleeping beauty dress.
The face actually appears a total of 3 times throughout the movie on different occasions, not really hard to notice to be honest as even the stairs to the dungeon as well as it's layout are similar to that of the Evil Queen's dungeon... Also: Poison apple
I love the 3 Lego sets, but I fell asleep halfway through the movie.
The premise of this movie sounds dumb. Why would people give away their wishes if they aren’t going to remember them? How would you know if your wish was granted? Couldn’t people just work toward their wish?
This is Asha’s job. They entice people to do it. See the beginning of the movie they sing about this.
Seriously movies like Shazam Fury of the Gods ,Peter Pan and Wendy, the flash, Indiana Jones,Pixar Elemental,Dreamwork Ruby Gillman Teenage Kraken,The Marvels,Little Mermaid(2023) and Wish Were box office flop while Nimona,Super Mario movie,John Wick 4,Across The Spideverse,Puss n boot the last wish and Gardian of The Galaxy Vol 3 did good 2023! The studio needs to get their act together!
It's not worth a trip to the theater. It'll be on Disney Plus in a few weeks. You'll watch the first act and then switch to something good.
and why is it not worth the trip
@@jimbo9208tickets are expensive, plus gas/transportation, food, etc. That adds up.
Compared to a Disney plus sub, which costs as much as 3-4 trips per year if the family is more than two children and parents, the whole night can cost a ton. Even more if they skip the popcorn and eat before.
Haven’t seen it yet. Is this the one where the villain is a white male? Hope so, haven’t seen anything like that in about 3 days.
This movie was so extremely bad xD ;_;
So this movie is the result of when they use AI to write movies for modern Audiences. This movie feels like it's virtue signaling self_indulgence.
The movie is amazing. Even though there is haters but it’s amazing nonetheless
It's gonna lose money but have fun
I wanted to believe this was an Elemental situation where it was super overhated for being basic, but after seeing it was thoroughly surprised with how good it was.
This is nothing like that lol. It was bland, boring, and all around felt corporate to its core. Its not terrible, but its certainly not good, its just kinda...eh. and eh is the worst thing a movie can be in this day and age.
Agreed. After seeing the movie. It explains why it started all the Disney movies that we have been trough these years..
Elemental encouraged racism by exemplifying how different people mingling together could be deleterious to society (ie water people can kill fire people just by being close to them). @@ToxicSoupMan
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I love that at the end it’s three origin stories: Cinderella’s fairy godmother, The Magic Mirror, and The Wishing Star. Three of the most iconic staples of Disney. What a clever ending. The audience I saw it with LOVED it too. Girl next to me and I were like “Such a clever way to tell the story.”
As for Asha being Cinderella's Fairy Godmother, this theory is arbitrary because:
Asha is inexperienced and requires actual apprenticeship under the actual Fairy Godmother and Blue Fairy from Yen Sid's council which could happen post movie.
Just saying it could happen
@@marcuscheng9398 that would be awesome too!
(Spoiler) The fact that Asha turned out to be Cinderellas fairy godmother was amazing
Who cares. This is officially the worst animated movie Disney has ever made