It's harder for their hair to look as voluminous, like Jasmine or Aurora's hair for example. Cartoons are drawn characters so it's easy to make their hair seem perfect and bouncy while I'm real life it isn't. I do like the changes they made for some of the characters, because the remakes are more of retellings and not an exact copy of the original. They changed their dresses and designs. Aurora'a intricate hair style actually suits her personality and it really is beautiful. Cinderella's is fancy and suited for the aesthetic. Mulan's is longer and curled which is prettier but I think the character is better off with short hair because its easier for battle. Jasmine's hair is hard to capture because it's so voluminous and long, if they just did the same hair style then it would look unappealing imo so they changed her hair into a more intricate style fit for royalty ( and varies her hairstyles! ), Belle's hair style is more varied and I actually like it except for the half up half down which seems too bland but hey the dress and Emma's portrayal is already a mess anyway. The only hair change that I don't like is Ariel, her hair should've been more red and I definitely prefer the original hair because it was so vibrant. Halle'a hair does bounce under water, I just wish they gave her more bangs which I think REALLY suits her.
@Josh Richards yeah you have a point. Although I just have never seen anyone with such voluminous hair like the original jasmine for example. I think Emma's Belle is a waste though because I think they could've made her hair look better by making the bun bigger or something but her dress is already awful anyway and Emma doesn't want Belle to look 'girly' or 'too stylish' so ig they don't bother.
I AGREE WITH THE ARIEL ONE!!! because when I was a child I loved Ariel's Red hair and I found it more unique than other Disney Princess's hair and I also think that she would've looked more amazing with Redder Hair!
@@iatethecrayons Their princesses though and not Miss Vanjie, Trixie Mattel, or Trinity Bonet. They are princesses created from cartoons, and not drag queens created from men.
@@petrastein2531 ALL cgi? Ummmm no. The hair flip took her about 20 times to do and her neck was hurting after the repeated shot. I guess CGI could’ve prevented that right? Her hair flowing under the water was part of CGI though, but definitely not ALL
@YloveHQ it’s a European fairytale not reality. If they cared so much about making it realistic; 1. They wouldn’t have made Ariel black 2. She wouldn’t have been a redhead 3. Whole movie would just not exist because mermaids don’t exist
Halle Bailey wanted to keep her locs since she’s always had that style for years. So a wig wouldn’t really fit bc of her long thick hair and the original hair of Arielle wouldn’t go with locs. Also really bright red wouldn’t go with Halle and also the movie is more toned down in the saturation because it’s REAL with real people and life-like ocean waters.
Anyone who says Aurora's hair volume isn't realistic, hasn't seen old Hollywood actresses. All of them have voluminous hairstyles, something that was trend at the time Aurora was made. Her real life model is the very example of it. As for Ariel, Jasmine etc they were also created in decades where voluminous hair was trend, just styled differently.
I dont really mind live action aurora's hair, it fit her perfectly, they also change the whole story anyway and aurora being raised by an actual fae instead of a fae that pretend to be human like the original. So it kinda befitting for her hair to be loose and natural. Also her flower crown befitting her better.
@@hippo440 You know they don't have to make the hair look EXACTLY like the cartoon counterparts, right? They could at least try to make it look slightly similar. Elle Fanning would look gorgeous with long, voluminous, 50's-styled hair. I'll give them a point though and say I like Cinderella's live-action hair more than the animated one.
Tbh the only one I care about is Mulan because wtf. She cut her hair short before going into battle, it was a whole thing and it was iconic, but they were just like "actually fuck you and everything you ever loved about this movie" then they curl it, which is just not reminiscent of her hair in the animation at all - she didn't even have crazy Disney princess hair, it was just black and straight. How do they fuck it up so bad?? That's just the hair, the whole movie could give me an aneurysm trying to talk about it. Horrible horrible horrible decisions and I'll never forgive them for it.
For Mulan, it was actually because cutting the hair was culturally inaccurate. No one cut their hair, not even the men, due to cultural and religious values. In fact, Chinese audiences actually had a negative reaction to the iconic scene as it displayed Western gender norms instead of Chinese ones. The creators of the live action stated that keeping Mulan's hair long was a way of sticking cloder to the cultural ties of the original poem.
The production team that animated the film just used the idea of Chinese culture as an element but they neglected to research the culture in depth. Back in ancient China, cutting hair or beard was considered a taboo because it's believed that your hair was given to you by your parents. Hence by cutting your hair, you are hurting yourself and disrespecting your parents. Only nuns and monks who have cut ties with families and the society cut their hair and shave their heads.
@@toohottohandle0_0 I still find it super weird to change a characters race, I don’t care that Haley is black, she has a beautiful voice for Ariel.. but she isn’t Ariel. When I look at her, I don’t see Ariel, like at all.
Halle would look soooo pretty with the red hair and the side part with bangs. Kinda sad they didn’t do her hair like that for the movie. It would’ve looked so good!
Aurora and Cinderella’s hairs in the Live Actions where the best. I mean Lily James didn’t have bangs then too but her hair during the ball was magical.
I really didn’t like Lily James’s hair in Cinderella. It doesn’t suit her face. She looks so much prettier on red carpets. Her Cinderella dress was amazing though.
honey, the only crime in all these princesses hair is def cinderella's. like, what kind of disney cinderella that doesn't have... buns?!? where's that iconic updo?!
Exsactly, apparently they haven't seen 80s and 90s hair styles, it's called back combing, hair spray, bump it's etc there are ways to achieve disney princess hair
I just feel like if they went out of their way to make artificial volume, it would’ve come out very cartoonish and would’ve been difficult to take seriously
I do it all the time. Tease the bangs, bangs should be cut at least the length to tip of the nose works for me. Move it all to the side, layer strands carefully on top of each other with your fingers. Hair spray.
And better period pieces.. as the movie production in USA has gone up the quality of real life looks has gone down.. you have missy street middle of 1500s? The ground and buildings all look incredibly well cleaned and the costumes not an ounce of mud or dirt or a crinkle insight.. Asia is out doing USA in movies, shows, production and storylines.
All the comments being like "its real life not a cartoon", yeah. Obviously. He's aware. But of you look at pinup girls, Dolly Parton, boufant hairstyles from the 50s, etc you'll notice that it's REALLY EASY to give hair cartoonish volume. This isn't some everyday style or a gritty crime drama- animated or not, it's a disney movie with wigs, colorful costumes, etc. Their hair doesn't have to be the most realistic or easiest to recreate. Like, bangs are so easy to give volume. Flat iron to curl and put on a big foam roller, hairspray, and you're done. For the rest of the hair, extensions can add volume, so can teasing the roots/underneath, etc. Worst case scenerio, use a wig. There's literally no excuse for a Disney-level budget movie to not add a little volume.
ALSO half these princesses have headbands, which can help. Especially Belle, if they put her hair in an updo like the movie, it would automatically look better. It isnt just about the lack of volume, its about them doing the same boring hairstyle over and over
Why do you not have more likes? Completely true, and I'll add LOOK AT COSPLAYEEERS PEOPLE. They work their ass off to recreate anime hairstyles, and most of them are really good at it, so a company like Dinsey has no excuses.
@@a.a.2573 YESSSS, thank you for pointing this out! im not really involved in the cosplay community but ive seen some amazing things done by them, PLUS theyre on a "hobby" budget...
@@a.a.2573ehh most cosplayers can barely create a hairline and the hair looks crunchy ass hell. I think Disney could these do styles with wigs, but people would complain about those too like they do for showed like GOT. Jenna Ortega has bangs in Wednesday and even those took a bit of effort to keep consistent
I think the point is they didn't even try to make it have the same flow as in the animated one. Like completely different hair styles which are flatter were added
I mean, the volume thing makes sense. The proportions of the animated characters are different and exaggerated hair suits them because it’s only semi-realistic. On an actual human, those same exact hairstyles would look strange. Just look at Disney princess wigs. There’s a reason they always look a little off. As for the style itself, it’s just a reflection of the time. Ariel’s extreme swoop bangs are very late 80’s/ early 90’s. Cinderella and Aurora are both 50’s girls and those curled bangs were fashionable at the time. Middle parts are in right now so the modern interpretations of the princesses reflect that.
Lol that's not true. Disney's done it before. Look at their enchanted and 2015 Cinderella. The princesses in those movies had voluminous, fantasy-like hair that didn't look crazy. And even if they can't quite replicate it they can choose a slightly different hairstyle that still gives princess vibes like they did in Cinderella(turning her bun into a half up, half down). Disney could've done better, especially with the millions put into their movie, but simply chose not to.
@@madamchloe2655 I’m talking about specific hairstyles of the Disney princesses. Cinderella 2015 had wigs and voluminous hair, but the it wasn’t cartoonish. It was more natural looking. Ariel’s swoop bangs would be much harder to achieve on an actual human woman, especially in underwater scenes. I’ve seen wig makers create some gorgeous replica wigs, but they’re very heavy. As for Giselle, again, her hair was done with big beauty queen curls but she doesn’t wear that style for the whole movie. It’s not that big hair CANNOT be achieved, it’s that most actresses might not want to wear heavy wigs for extended periods of time and most human hair can’t reach that same level of volume without the help of hair pads and extensions. My point is only that more natural looking styles were utilized for the live action movies because the cartoon ones are designed for cartoon heads and bodies. Emma Watson made a fuss about the styling so maybe that’s why her hair looked so sad in the movie. I haven’t given Beaty and the Beast much thought because I didn’t like it and only watched it once. Personally, I don’t mind live action Ariel’s hair but I wish they had made the color redder. I
@@madamchloe2655She’s right if people are saying they should try to match the hairstyles of the animated characters. It would 100% look stupid and fake. The hair for Cinderella looked good, but it wasn’t unrealistically huge or dramatic. Some of the hairstyles in Enchanted were weird, but a lot of them were supposed to be a little weird, because of the fact that Giselle and the Evil Queen come directly from a fantasy world. If Belle in the live action had this huge voluminous fancy hairdo at the start of the movie it would look laughably bad. Wanting more varied designs or braids is fine, but I don’t get the push for huge fake ass looking hair. If they did that, everyone would just start complains about how it looks fake or unrealistic anyway.
The live action Cinderella starring lily james is a personal favorite for me! I think I even prefer it to the original Disney Cinderella! They gave her brown eyes and it made me very happy to see growing up with all the barbie movies. Also the outfits were gorgeous!! And so was the hair!!
Cinderellas hair was popular in the 50's when Cinderellas original movie came out, and the new hairstyles are trendy now, we probably will think they look outdated and out of place too in 30 years
I love how people here in the comments act like the volume couldn't be recreated if Disney wanted. When we have actresses with similar hairstyles they based their drawings on. The truth is Disney wanted a different look for their live action films. Which is fine but sadly some of the hairstyles were just lazy. Just look up some youtube videos on historical hairstyles. Women throughout history could create a lot of volume with some tricks without always needing hair extensions. It's like the lady in the short says this is fairy tale they had the freedom to play with the centuries however they didn't do it when it came down to the hair.
Yea, and those tricks and styles are not practical when you are working on a set all day and are constantly moving and filming. The women throughout history who did those tricks did not do what actors do. Not to mention that most of those styles are not good for quality control and will greatly slow down the process of filming.
@@gothcsm They could've used wigs. They did that on lord of the rings. The hair all looked natural and good. So don't act as if Disney never could've done it. When other movies and low budget period dramas have. Disney just wants to spend their budget on bad cgi. Also you're selling women in history short. They worked in those hairstyles all day long. It's also not as the actresses were doing gymnastics on set.🤣 I have used some these tips when I did youth circus performances and my hair stayed in place. But sure it's too hard for Disney.
Honestly, giving it volume like in the cartoons would look cheap and not very flattering. Remember they're princesses in their fictional world, not entertainment stars. The sophisticated look is far more elegant. Also I love seeing realistic gorgeous looks, instead of making women look like fake dolls all the time.
Personally I think the live action hairstyle matched Belles character pretty well, she didn’t really care for looks or relationships she was focused on the people she loved and the things she loved like books. The less put together hair makes it seem like put less effort in but is natural beautiful.
If I recall correctly, I heard somewhere that the Disney princess’s hairstyles in the animated movies were designed to reflect the time period the movie were made in, not the era their story takes place. For example, Snow White’s hair in her story’s era most likely would not have been short hair, but it was a popular hairstyle at the time the movie was made.
This video just makes me wish they gave Halle brighter red locs with those bangs on the bottom right of your examples. It would be SO cute and add more youthfulness that I think so many of the live action adaptations are missing from the characters. Halle has such a youthful energy to her but like with Aurora’s actress they did not help them to look as young as the princesses😭it would make her look stand out from the others’ lackluster hair too, it was so easy!
Yess as a wavy curly girl our representation is decimatedddd! Literally only flat hair, fake looking waves are in media, does nobody remember how stunning 80s hair was! Volume, bangs and natural curls are stunning!
I think instead of nitpicking at what the movies did wrong we should just accept that Disney will never make a good remake. Edit: I know some remakes are better such as Cinderella but a lot of them are lacking and need better quality with cgi and other things.
That's why I stopped watching any of them. The only time I watched their live action is on the Cinderella. The rest are just...meh. even the upcoming one..my favorite disney princess snow white...nah.
Ewww then why put magic in movies ehh??? It ain't realistic either?? How come a tail is realistic, but voluminous hair ain't? Ffs, I have way more voluminous hair than these idiotic princess adaptations
"It's a real life, not cartoon". Yes but also a FANTASY movie, Not biopic. You can literally create anything because it's fantasy. Doesn't have to be realistic. Disney just don't want to make it. That's it.
@@sparklingfashion6276 I think because if they were to put the actual red hair color on the braids, then it would look a bit darker underwater? Idk but I’m giving them the slight benifit of the doubt 🧍♂️
Yea so in conclusion the little mermaid’s looks designers can be fired because everything is so simple and basic, like at least give her a scene where she has flowers in her hair or make her hair more fantasy looking, like her sisters are already rocking pink and lavender hair
You're angry over nothing. Everyone crying about the hairstyles in the film need to try to do this mess with their own hair. Tell me that it wouldn't drive you crazy.
They're definetly modernizing their looks, which is not a bad thing, although i would really love to see a historically accurate(accurate to the times of the fairy tales) dresses and hair and even world building.
@@jaydenwhidden4526 It's okay do be against that. It takes away a childhood favorite away from one and gives crumbs and leftovers to the other. It's lazy. Even if they kept her white, remakes are lazy too.
They did not just take those beautiful braids and cgi it to look straight in the water. I’m livid. They have so much money more than most of the world as a whole and they can’t even do the basics like accurate appearances. At least the casting team knows wtf their doing
Have you seen “red” hair in real life. It’s actual a dark orange tone on white ppl and a light orange tone on black ppl. My mom is black with natural “red” hair. Which she hates bc it matches her skin tone. AA refer to that skin tone as redbone however is just brown with red yellow undertones. And red and yellow make orange who would have thought.
@@luckyxxxxk I understand where your coming from but remember it is a animated movie and in the movie it was red so I think ppl were expecting the hair to be red
@@astrosttvv4418 ppl are mad the mermaid is black. Ppl are just gonna be mad regardless. However, bc they are making the movie live action they are going for a more realistic red hair color.
@@chaeyoung1557 mmm nooooo love if you actually SAW the first film you can you know notice? How incredibly BRIGHT red Ariel's hair is oh and it wasn't cgi so.....yeah you're still blind.
Honestly, as much as not many people liked the Aladdin live action reboot. I personally think Jasmine’s outfits are hella pretty. More variety too in both dresses and hair at least!
Bruh why is her hair brown. They could have made it red. So many cool bright red wigs out there. Edit: I don't mean like cherry red. More like the colour of a deeper red hair. Idk if I'm just being colourblind but her hair just looks plain brown to me. Also why does every single one of the Disney Princess in the live action remakes have sad middle parts. Where is the hair floof and iconic fringes???
@@mibukdesjarlais534 yeah it totally suits halle, but it doesn’t suit areal 😭 no hate i think shes a great actor for the movie but i mean some things are like iconic and just really sucks to take it away. Like the cherry red hair
Also, the character's hairstyles were very much of the fashion for when the film was MADE not even just the set. Middle parts were IN in the 201X. in 1989, Kelly Kapowski's Saved By The Bell teased swoopy bang is very of-the-time and very familiar if you're a fan of the little mermaid. in the early 90s we're getting a lot of half-up dos with a lot of volume (Belle, Jasmin.) In the late 50s we got solid-color headbands/thick ribbon with silky wavy hair in the back (Aurora), and 1937 Vivian Leigh's short hair, very smooth with tight curls by the ears and back of the neck (Snow White)
Just watched the movie. It’s looks really pigmented in the brighter scenes. I’m glad they didn’t make it more red. It would have looked cheap and tacky. After watching the movie I understand why they didn’t.
I wish they made it sierra boggess Ariel red (obviously not crayon red but more of a natural orangey-red instead of the orange we got in the live action)
For starters they spent 150k on that mess. It looked terrible. Locs were never meant to be mermaid hair it looks artificial under water. The reason why they couldnt make her hair the original colour is because she is black and it would look weird.
@@howsie123 it’s almost as if braids and locs are somewhat artificial, like there are fucking Extensions for them. Additionally, What does race have to do with how a hair color is supposed to look? ☠️
i know a lot of people disagree, but i think halle would've looked super cool in a more saturated red for her hair. i get why they might not have done it but even if it was a darker red, i think it could've looked great
They didn't want Belle, they wanted Emma Watson dressed up like Belle. Thats why they allowed her to be a brat and change her and overlooked the fact that she can't fucking sing.
@Emilythematerialgurl Halle used extensions not dye, you can't dye your hair bright red for a long time without ruining it. That's one of the reasons Ariana grande keeps her previously red hair in a ponytail.
That role was practically given to Emma Watson, she can’t sing, she can act maybe a little but honestly that movie and the cast was mediocre. Seriously out of all the beautiful, hard working talent on broadway and they just gave it to Emma Watson just because she played a bookworm in the Harry Potter franchise.
And she ruined the yellow outfit just because she didn't want to wear a corset. That dress could have been live action Cinderella level iconic, truly a shame what they came up with.
Yes! I just listened to the songs Belle sings from both original and remake back-to-back to try to figure out why Emma Watson's version sounds so awful! She's not trained at all. There's no strength or personality in her voice the way there was with Paige O'Hara
@@Sym11037 I think it's unfair to say she ruined the yellow dress just because she didn't want to wear a corset. If the dress didn't look good, it didn't look good cuz it was poorly made and/or didn't have enough impact on camera. And how would the blame be on Emma, but not the costume designer or stylist?
I dont care about the hair, I'm just ticked off that they destroyed Belle's ballgown. The dress Emma Watson wore was trash by comparison, and she went on some rant about how corsets were sexist when historically they werent even worn as tightly as people think they were. Corsets were used for supporting our busts, and were only worn super tight in high fashion among nobles. She could have still worn a corset and the iconic belle ballgown without drawing the corset that tightly.
I feel like for aurora, they couldve given her hair more volume by doing 1940s waves, like rita hayworth style but longer and with bangs. I always thought that was what her hair looked like anyway so it wouldve been perfect
People saying the characters can’t have hair like that because they are real people is dumb. Have y’all not seen cosplayers? Do y’all not know wigs & hairspray exist??
@@milflover6969 i think it’s because they buy cheap wigs and go for really unnatural look. When some rich person do a cosplay with a wig then it looks so good. Im sure disney have money for that
@@alcookie no like when people cosplay a cartoon character it’s okay if it looks like a cartoon character. But this is a live action movie. Not a cosplay
That's because they cast the wrong ethnicity for Jasmine. Jasmine is a Middle Eastern /Arab Princess, based on Persian /Iranian looks. If you look at Iranian actresses, thick curly voluminous hair is the usual hair type, look at Medallion Rahimi, she actually dressed up as Jasmine for halloween a few years ago and posted the pictures on her instagram, she looks Exactly like Jasmine. Her face, big eyes , nose, voluminous hair - she did the hairstyle and it actually works in real life with ultra thick curly voluminous hair . It was originally supposed to be set in Baghdad, but because of the war that broke out with America they changed it to a fictional land "Agrabah". It's a Middle Eastern folk tale. They cast a white woman who is 1/4 indian. Not the same ethnicity or ethnic facial features or hair. Brown people are not interchangeable, brown cultures are not interchangeable. Because she was the first non white disney princess, all non white people identified with her, and thats great! But she is and was intended by Disney to be middle eastern, the architecture and the culture, colourful clothing etc represented is Middle Eastern culture, pre oppressive regime taliban. And yes I know she has a tiger, but tigers were once widespread across the continent and there are sadly many subspecies of tiger that are now extinct. One of these is the Persian tiger. Xxxx❤
Jasmine is just Arab but you’re correct with everything else. The fact that they cast an Indian and Indian people think it’s an Indian movie because of the actress’s & a tiger & the castle resembles taj Mahal (because the writers are racist imbeciles - look at the Arabian nights song before they changed it… it was so rude-).. so stupid. It’s an Arab movie and an Arab story. Maybe if an Indian Disney movie comes, they should cast an Arab actress to make it fair.
@@guesswhoshere8024 😂😂😂 Yes thank you. I wish they would make an Indian disney princess so that Jasmine would be properly acknowledged as her actual ethnicity. (I looked it up and it said that the original fairytale is middle Eastern ) Regardless to conflate Asian and south Asian ethnicity with Middle Eastern or Arab ethnicity and culture is too far a jump. They are far too separate to be lumped in together. Xxx
@@PawsitivelyQuestionable 🙀😻😸💕💖💗 Thank you 💕💗💖 So do I. It would have been so wonderful, not to mention ethically sound and obvious, if the live action actually cast the right ethnicities and observed this, given Jasmine is arguably the most globally popular, beloved, empowering positive Middle Eastern female character to exist. She, and all Middle Eastern females, deserve proper recognition and representation, especially within their own folklore and fairytales. Xxxx
I think it’s funny how he’s complaining that Ariel’s hair isn’t the same and completely ignoring the fact that she was a red head but now she’s black 😂
@@aasherbirks her hair ain’t red the outfits were horrible it was just bad. Like compared to other princesses. Like I feel like they could’ve done better.
@@jamingrythm584 I did watch the movie I saw clearly the outfits were hideous the ocean was dull even the surface it was just dull and the new songs were just not good honestly i was holding my laugh in when the prince was singing it was just bad. Halles voice is amazing she’s done good as playing Ariel let me clarify before you say I’m racist. but they didn’t try it was lazy made.
@@Seasee17709 Lol, I wasn't even going to call you racist. Although, I just disagree about the scenery. I thought it was beautiful, especially with how dark and glummy things looked in the trailers. I also liked the outfits, I think they did the job they were meant to do. Although to each their own opinion.
Emma literally ruined the whole movie because of her opinions she just an actor she doesn't have the right to control things the dress needs a corset it's crucial point she took away the magical element from it but she refused to wear it thought she was making a point to appeal to audience
At the time Halle didn’t want to undo her locks, which director Rob Marshall respected. But it would have been gorgeous if her hair had been loose like it looked underwater, especially when she came back and reunited with Eric.
Them:"It's all fictional anyway" Also them: "omg this fictional charcter is half a shade lighter than the original. Such a racist person, muhh diversity."
I would just like to say how stupid I think it was for Disney to make darker skinned, Latina Snow WHITE. Her name literally came from her skin being as white as snow 🤦♀️
They probably have flatter hair because it is easier to make bigger hair on animated characters. It's harder to make real life people have really big hair with perfect bangs, so they just weren't able to do that
Disney has this whole thing with live actions called “Fuck you and everything you love about the original movie”. It’s a bit frustrating. You take away all of the elements people fell in love with initially, you mine as well be making a whole different story with different characters. Which they should be doing. Make new stories with new characters, people would be all over that. You want to make live actions of your old films? Keep shit the way it is. New characters, new stories, old characters; old stories.
Everyone in the comments be like "bUt tHey arE aNImaTed chArActerS", as if wigs, hairpins, extensions or fucking CGI didn't exist. Just accept it, if Disney doesn't give us quality, it's not because they can't.
I want the mermaid to be white with red hair not black with brown hair.. im not racist i just want it to be just the cartoon character that i knew since i was a kid
All those underwater scenes with Halle’s Ariel had hair that was *completely* animated by CGI, which is why they were able to play around with it so much when it was “wet.” It’s not real hair, just digital animation.
He easily spoke about the other two, but when it came to Ariel, he held his tongue. Man knows how to not get canceled, plus racism is very rare these days and the media highlighted it so that it would become rare to happen, but man- not trying to be rude or anything, just pointing out the obvious, also seeing that she had done curls before it would have been better to keep Ariels Iconic hair, pretty sure we all miss it♡ Edit: not just Ariel's hair, I miss the iconic hair for every princess he mentioned, pretty sure we all do too
"jasmine's iconic ponytail gave more worm than snake" ALSDKFJLDADF
He woke up and chose violence
Yes you’re correct 👍
xD
That part lmbo
I read “more woman than snake” when I first read it 💀
It's harder for their hair to look as voluminous, like Jasmine or Aurora's hair for example. Cartoons are drawn characters so it's easy to make their hair seem perfect and bouncy while I'm real life it isn't. I do like the changes they made for some of the characters, because the remakes are more of retellings and not an exact copy of the original. They changed their dresses and designs. Aurora'a intricate hair style actually suits her personality and it really is beautiful. Cinderella's is fancy and suited for the aesthetic. Mulan's is longer and curled which is prettier but I think the character is better off with short hair because its easier for battle. Jasmine's hair is hard to capture because it's so voluminous and long, if they just did the same hair style then it would look unappealing imo so they changed her hair into a more intricate style fit for royalty ( and varies her hairstyles! ), Belle's hair style is more varied and I actually like it except for the half up half down which seems too bland but hey the dress and Emma's portrayal is already a mess anyway. The only hair change that I don't like is Ariel, her hair should've been more red and I definitely prefer the original hair because it was so vibrant. Halle'a hair does bounce under water, I just wish they gave her more bangs which I think REALLY suits her.
@Josh Richards yeah you have a point. Although I just have never seen anyone with such voluminous hair like the original jasmine for example. I think Emma's Belle is a waste though because I think they could've made her hair look better by making the bun bigger or something but her dress is already awful anyway and Emma doesn't want Belle to look 'girly' or 'too stylish' so ig they don't bother.
@Josh Richards yeah I don't think she does understand the character as well 😭
Well, cinderella’s live action hair had volume
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I AGREE WITH THE ARIEL ONE!!! because when I was a child I loved Ariel's Red hair and I found it more unique than other Disney Princess's hair and I also think that she would've looked more amazing with Redder Hair!
Cinderellas hair despite missing the fringe was honestly beautiful though and i loved the sparkles
Maybe because they’re real people and not animated characters made by a person/team??
Apparently uve never watched a morsel of ru pauls drag race
@@iatethecrayons Their princesses though and not Miss Vanjie, Trixie Mattel, or Trinity Bonet. They are princesses created from cartoons, and not drag queens created from men.
Halle's hair was all CGI, so... the excuse isn't there.
@@petrastein2531 ALL cgi? Ummmm no. The hair flip took her about 20 times to do and her neck was hurting after the repeated shot. I guess CGI could’ve prevented that right? Her hair flowing under the water was part of CGI though, but definitely not ALL
Real people can have side parts/bangs too tf💀
I really wish they would have kept Ariel’s iconic cherry-red hair that looked to eye-catching and appealing relative to the blue of the ocean.
I don't think the hair would have the same bright effect with the underwater filter they have in the live action, especially in "Part of your world"
@@truf6117 that’s true, I wish the colors in general were more vibrant!
It had to look realistic
@YloveHQ it’s a European fairytale not reality.
If they cared so much about making it realistic;
1. They wouldn’t have made Ariel black
2. She wouldn’t have been a redhead
3. Whole movie would just not exist because mermaids don’t exist
Halle Bailey wanted to keep her locs since she’s always had that style for years. So a wig wouldn’t really fit bc of her long thick hair and the original hair of Arielle wouldn’t go with locs. Also really bright red wouldn’t go with Halle and also the movie is more toned down in the saturation because it’s REAL with real people and life-like ocean waters.
“Jasmine’s iconic cobra ponytail, gave more worm than snake” 🤣🤣
Cinderella’s was really the only one that they decided to add EXTRA flare to, rather than take it away.
Cinderella also the only good live action disney princess. Aurora being second but its a villain origin and not disney princess story.
FR cinderella is the only one i like.
Lily James IS Cinderella!..
Anyone who says Aurora's hair volume isn't realistic, hasn't seen old Hollywood actresses. All of them have voluminous hairstyles, something that was trend at the time Aurora was made. Her real life model is the very example of it. As for Ariel, Jasmine etc they were also created in decades where voluminous hair was trend, just styled differently.
all the hairstyles compliment the actors better, jasmine's hair is bigger than her head, it'd look awful in live action.
I dont really mind live action aurora's hair, it fit her perfectly, they also change the whole story anyway and aurora being raised by an actual fae instead of a fae that pretend to be human like the original. So it kinda befitting for her hair to be loose and natural. Also her flower crown befitting her better.
@@hippo440 I'd disagree with that, for Halle Bailey. She honestly looks better with a side part imo.
@@hippo440 You know they don't have to make the hair look EXACTLY like the cartoon counterparts, right? They could at least try to make it look slightly similar. Elle Fanning would look gorgeous with long, voluminous, 50's-styled hair. I'll give them a point though and say I like Cinderella's live-action hair more than the animated one.
It's so sad Ariel's iconic red hair is gone they could have kept that :(
She have red hair though
@@soyelle6018 no she have brown hair
@@leongay3190it is like a rustic red
& shes underwater its not gnna look the same, the color will change
@@leongay3190it's red tho
@@soyelle6018 You're a little color blind and there's nothing to be ashamed of...
Tbh the only one I care about is Mulan because wtf. She cut her hair short before going into battle, it was a whole thing and it was iconic, but they were just like "actually fuck you and everything you ever loved about this movie" then they curl it, which is just not reminiscent of her hair in the animation at all - she didn't even have crazy Disney princess hair, it was just black and straight. How do they fuck it up so bad?? That's just the hair, the whole movie could give me an aneurysm trying to talk about it. Horrible horrible horrible decisions and I'll never forgive them for it.
For Mulan, it was actually because cutting the hair was culturally inaccurate. No one cut their hair, not even the men, due to cultural and religious values. In fact, Chinese audiences actually had a negative reaction to the iconic scene as it displayed Western gender norms instead of Chinese ones. The creators of the live action stated that keeping Mulan's hair long was a way of sticking cloder to the cultural ties of the original poem.
The production team that animated the film just used the idea of Chinese culture as an element but they neglected to research the culture in depth. Back in ancient China, cutting hair or beard was considered a taboo because it's believed that your hair was given to you by your parents. Hence by cutting your hair, you are hurting yourself and disrespecting your parents. Only nuns and monks who have cut ties with families and the society cut their hair and shave their heads.
@@cheapPixel so they made the live action mulan for the chinese, not the disney fans.
@@threerrific2.0Well yeah, just like they made Little Mermaid for African Americans.
@@toohottohandle0_0 I still find it super weird to change a characters race, I don’t care that Haley is black, she has a beautiful voice for Ariel.. but she isn’t Ariel. When I look at her, I don’t see Ariel, like at all.
I wish they made halls hair more red to match Ariel's.
yeah fr cause its like a brown i wish it was like red red
why tf they made it way to much realistic
Thats the beauty of animation, freedom..because real life has limits. We have gone backwards. The magic is hand drawn animation. The magic is gone.
@@noonesishomeexactly disney is losing it’s magic and they want it’s cgi animals to look realistic as possible
@@noonesishome they made it all cgi they could have at least changed the color of her hair.
Like red hair isn’t natural, well so are mermaids
Halle would look soooo pretty with the red hair and the side part with bangs. Kinda sad they didn’t do her hair like that for the movie. It would’ve looked so good!
Yes red hair shouldn’t have been taken away from the movie at least do CGI if you’re not gonna wear a wig or dye your hair
@@AleiahPriceits a rustic red
@@meringue8058***brown
True, I'd say her hairstyle is plain in the movie. Maybe if they styled her hair a little bit would make It look better.
She did get her hair dyed a more reddish maroon for a promo, they should've kept that
Aurora and Cinderella’s hairs in the Live Actions where the best. I mean Lily James didn’t have bangs then too but her hair during the ball was magical.
I really didn’t like Lily James’s hair in Cinderella. It doesn’t suit her face. She looks so much prettier on red carpets. Her Cinderella dress was amazing though.
Agreed.
honey, the only crime in all these princesses hair is def cinderella's. like, what kind of disney cinderella that doesn't have... buns?!? where's that iconic updo?!
So weird that her ball gown was so over the top but he wedding dress was so simple humble and beautiful. Love her wedding dress.
those were the only good live actions it just when downhill from there tbh
I grew up in the 90s and in the deep South. They can create the volume. They just didn't try.
Exsactly, apparently they haven't seen 80s and 90s hair styles, it's called back combing, hair spray, bump it's etc there are ways to achieve disney princess hair
I just feel like if they went out of their way to make artificial volume, it would’ve come out very cartoonish and would’ve been difficult to take seriously
Lmaoo
Exactly!
it would be so out of place they'd have to do it every other character to make it not look ridiculous
For Ariel’s bangs those would probably be extremely difficult to recreate, not to mention Jasmine’s hair too
powder play, but maybe not on locs.
I do it all the time. Tease the bangs, bangs should be cut at least the length to tip of the nose works for me. Move it all to the side, layer strands carefully on top of each other with your fingers. Hair spray.
Disney needs to watch Korean tutorials on how to make hair voluminous....😂😂
Edit: I was joking. Mom! I'm famous 😆
Yes!!!
I second that yes!
@@Alexardelean89 me two two also yes
And better period pieces.. as the movie production in USA has gone up the quality of real life looks has gone down.. you have missy street middle of 1500s? The ground and buildings all look incredibly well cleaned and the costumes not an ounce of mud or dirt or a crinkle insight..
Asia is out doing USA in movies, shows, production and storylines.
They already know how to do it, they just don't care😂😂
All the comments being like "its real life not a cartoon", yeah. Obviously. He's aware. But of you look at pinup girls, Dolly Parton, boufant hairstyles from the 50s, etc you'll notice that it's REALLY EASY to give hair cartoonish volume. This isn't some everyday style or a gritty crime drama- animated or not, it's a disney movie with wigs, colorful costumes, etc. Their hair doesn't have to be the most realistic or easiest to recreate. Like, bangs are so easy to give volume. Flat iron to curl and put on a big foam roller, hairspray, and you're done.
For the rest of the hair, extensions can add volume, so can teasing the roots/underneath, etc. Worst case scenerio, use a wig. There's literally no excuse for a Disney-level budget movie to not add a little volume.
ALSO half these princesses have headbands, which can help. Especially Belle, if they put her hair in an updo like the movie, it would automatically look better. It isnt just about the lack of volume, its about them doing the same boring hairstyle over and over
Yeah especially since when Ariel is under water, they make her hair really flowy and big.
Why do you not have more likes? Completely true, and I'll add LOOK AT COSPLAYEEERS PEOPLE. They work their ass off to recreate anime hairstyles, and most of them are really good at it, so a company like Dinsey has no excuses.
@@a.a.2573 YESSSS, thank you for pointing this out! im not really involved in the cosplay community but ive seen some amazing things done by them, PLUS theyre on a "hobby" budget...
@@a.a.2573ehh most cosplayers can barely create a hairline and the hair looks crunchy ass hell. I think Disney could these do styles with wigs, but people would complain about those too like they do for showed like GOT. Jenna Ortega has bangs in Wednesday and even those took a bit of effort to keep consistent
I’m over here still obsessed with Cinderella’s live action dress 😭
I think the point is they didn't even try to make it have the same flow as in the animated one. Like completely different hair styles which are flatter were added
I mean, the volume thing makes sense. The proportions of the animated characters are different and exaggerated hair suits them because it’s only semi-realistic. On an actual human, those same exact hairstyles would look strange. Just look at Disney princess wigs. There’s a reason they always look a little off.
As for the style itself, it’s just a reflection of the time. Ariel’s extreme swoop bangs are very late 80’s/ early 90’s. Cinderella and Aurora are both 50’s girls and those curled bangs were fashionable at the time. Middle parts are in right now so the modern interpretations of the princesses reflect that.
But everything is so CGI’d these days that they literally could have just done that to the hair too 🤷♀️
Right. It looks weird if its super volumized like in Marie Antoinette's time when literally all people wore huge wigs it looks so fake
Lol that's not true. Disney's done it before. Look at their enchanted and 2015 Cinderella. The princesses in those movies had voluminous, fantasy-like hair that didn't look crazy. And even if they can't quite replicate it they can choose a slightly different hairstyle that still gives princess vibes like they did in Cinderella(turning her bun into a half up, half down). Disney could've done better, especially with the millions put into their movie, but simply chose not to.
@@madamchloe2655 I’m talking about specific hairstyles of the Disney princesses. Cinderella 2015 had wigs and voluminous hair, but the it wasn’t cartoonish. It was more natural looking. Ariel’s swoop bangs would be much harder to achieve on an actual human woman, especially in underwater scenes. I’ve seen wig makers create some gorgeous replica wigs, but they’re very heavy. As for Giselle, again, her hair was done with big beauty queen curls but she doesn’t wear that style for the whole movie. It’s not that big hair CANNOT be achieved, it’s that most actresses might not want to wear heavy wigs for extended periods of time and most human hair can’t reach that same level of volume without the help of hair pads and extensions.
My point is only that more natural looking styles were utilized for the live action movies because the cartoon ones are designed for cartoon heads and bodies. Emma Watson made a fuss about the styling so maybe that’s why her hair looked so sad in the movie. I haven’t given Beaty and the Beast much thought because I didn’t like it and only watched it once.
Personally, I don’t mind live action Ariel’s hair but I wish they had made the color redder. I
@@madamchloe2655She’s right if people are saying they should try to match the hairstyles of the animated characters. It would 100% look stupid and fake. The hair for Cinderella looked good, but it wasn’t unrealistically huge or dramatic. Some of the hairstyles in Enchanted were weird, but a lot of them were supposed to be a little weird, because of the fact that Giselle and the Evil Queen come directly from a fantasy world. If Belle in the live action had this huge voluminous fancy hairdo at the start of the movie it would look laughably bad. Wanting more varied designs or braids is fine, but I don’t get the push for huge fake ass looking hair. If they did that, everyone would just start complains about how it looks fake or unrealistic anyway.
The live action Cinderella starring lily james is a personal favorite for me! I think I even prefer it to the original Disney Cinderella! They gave her brown eyes and it made me very happy to see growing up with all the barbie movies. Also the outfits were gorgeous!! And so was the hair!!
They much improved Cinderella’s hair tbh
Cinderellas hair was popular in the 50's when Cinderellas original movie came out, and the new hairstyles are trendy now, we probably will think they look outdated and out of place too in 30 years
they made it more trendy, they didn't improve it
I love how people here in the comments act like the volume couldn't be recreated if Disney wanted. When we have actresses with similar hairstyles they based their drawings on. The truth is Disney wanted a different look for their live action films. Which is fine but sadly some of the hairstyles were just lazy. Just look up some youtube videos on historical hairstyles. Women throughout history could create a lot of volume with some tricks without always needing hair extensions. It's like the lady in the short says this is fairy tale they had the freedom to play with the centuries however they didn't do it when it came down to the hair.
100%
Yea, and those tricks and styles are not practical when you are working on a set all day and are constantly moving and filming. The women throughout history who did those tricks did not do what actors do. Not to mention that most of those styles are not good for quality control and will greatly slow down the process of filming.
@@gothcsm They could've used wigs. They did that on lord of the rings. The hair all looked natural and good. So don't act as if Disney never could've done it. When other movies and low budget period dramas have. Disney just wants to spend their budget on bad cgi. Also you're selling women in history short. They worked in those hairstyles all day long. It's also not as the actresses were doing gymnastics on set.🤣 I have used some these tips when I did youth circus performances and my hair stayed in place. But sure it's too hard for Disney.
@@gothcsm They call it a "race to the bottom" for the sake of reducing production costs
Honestly, giving it volume like in the cartoons would look cheap and not very flattering. Remember they're princesses in their fictional world, not entertainment stars. The sophisticated look is far more elegant. Also I love seeing realistic gorgeous looks, instead of making women look like fake dolls all the time.
Personally I think the live action hairstyle matched Belles character pretty well, she didn’t really care for looks or relationships she was focused on the people she loved and the things she loved like books. The less put together hair makes it seem like put less effort in but is natural beautiful.
If I recall correctly, I heard somewhere that the Disney princess’s hairstyles in the animated movies were designed to reflect the time period the movie were made in, not the era their story takes place. For example, Snow White’s hair in her story’s era most likely would not have been short hair, but it was a popular hairstyle at the time the movie was made.
Yes. Ariel is soooooo 80's and Aurora is 50's and even Elsa has a more modern contemporary braid
I literally got side bangs because of Ariel. 7 year old me thought it was so pretty and I still have them to this day
I wish they kept Ariel’s iconic red hair
This video just makes me wish they gave Halle brighter red locs with those bangs on the bottom right of your examples. It would be SO cute and add more youthfulness that I think so many of the live action adaptations are missing from the characters. Halle has such a youthful energy to her but like with Aurora’s actress they did not help them to look as young as the princesses😭it would make her look stand out from the others’ lackluster hair too, it was so easy!
Yess as a wavy curly girl our representation is decimatedddd! Literally only flat hair, fake looking waves are in media, does nobody remember how stunning 80s hair was! Volume, bangs and natural curls are stunning!
The hair was still reminiscent of the cartoon counterparts it never took me out of the movie.
I think instead of nitpicking at what the movies did wrong we should just accept that Disney will never make a good remake.
Edit: I know some remakes are better such as Cinderella but a lot of them are lacking and need better quality with cgi and other things.
That's why I stopped watching any of them. The only time I watched their live action is on the Cinderella. The rest are just...meh. even the upcoming one..my favorite disney princess snow white...nah.
ok but Aladdin's remake...
The Little mermaid has been the best so far if you take away their laziness to make everything more vibrant
@@pxrplehairgirl5030 was shit
Wym? Most of their remakes has made me like the stories far better than the originals with the exception of Lion King (that one was... it was a movie)
Yes, cartoons proportions are in no way realistic... I'm glad you got that part
Girlie they can spend on cgi then they can buy extensions or wigs like…they spent so much on hair in TheLittleMermaid2023 like…
Thats what made it more fun and interesting, live action is so boring because its made realistic
Ewww then why put magic in movies ehh??? It ain't realistic either?? How come a tail is realistic, but voluminous hair ain't? Ffs, I have way more voluminous hair than these idiotic princess adaptations
Bro is pressed about some hairs💀 There are better things to critic about Live action remakes
@@theotherwayaround621 like laziness? You do realize criticizing hair is one symptom of the extreme laziness that plagues disney love actions right?
I don't know if in real life is even possible to make hair look like the animated version, but I'm pretty sure that, if possible, is hard as hell
It will be hard. Heard the animator of Elsa say she had 4× (maybe more) hair strand than normal human.
"It's a real life, not cartoon". Yes but also a FANTASY movie, Not biopic. You can literally create anything because it's fantasy. Doesn't have to be realistic. Disney just don't want to make it. That's it.
"I can look past fish tails, singing animals and fairies but a character with anything other than basic ass hair? Absolutely unbelievable."
They gave the other mermaid pink hair which is unrealistic, but why can’t Ariel have her iconic red hair that we all love ? Disney make it make sense.
@@sparklingfashion6276 I think because if they were to put the actual red hair color on the braids, then it would look a bit darker underwater? Idk but I’m giving them the slight benifit of the doubt 🧍♂️
@@sparklingfashion6276a mermaid is unrealistic 😭😭
it’s quite impossible actually. To get that bouncy big affect would take a lot of heat, product, and clips. That can be damaging.
Yea so in conclusion the little mermaid’s looks designers can be fired because everything is so simple and basic, like at least give her a scene where she has flowers in her hair or make her hair more fantasy looking, like her sisters are already rocking pink and lavender hair
Have you seen the movie?
@@milflover6969 yes
lmfao what
Agreed one of my major gripes with the movie is hair and makeup.
You're angry over nothing. Everyone crying about the hairstyles in the film need to try to do this mess with their own hair. Tell me that it wouldn't drive you crazy.
Naomi is just ugh i cant speak... She is so stunningly beautiful so is emma!!
"it's fictional character"
Hey, it's you who want to make a movie about fictional characters who already exist and entertaining generations of kids.
Disney should create a world where all these Disney princess meet each other that would be pretty cool
I mean, Ralph exists...I dislike the parody going on there, but it exists.
If you think you could do a good job at making those hairstyles possible, please become a movie hairstylist, and do them for us. 😂
They're definetly modernizing their looks, which is not a bad thing, although i would really love to see a historically accurate(accurate to the times of the fairy tales) dresses and hair and even world building.
Bro wants accurate worldbuilding in fairytales when Disney couldn't even get sci-fi worldbuilding right 😢
The thing is animation usually fits exaggerated proportions but on real people it would look weird or unsettling
@@Personwtcats That's why i'd love a historically accurate one, focusing mainly on what people wore in the past with a fantastical twist
@@secret_senshi Brigerton isn't historically accurate in the least. They're literally going for the opposite
@@chinchilla0708 is that not mulan..
I hate that they made “Ariel’s “ hair not the iconic red, she just looked dull and depressing with that Ed Sheeran rizz 💀😭
…”Ariel”..?
@@omnidiscord yeah ariel? lmfao
Man discovers real hair doesn't look like animated hair in real life women
The only thing I’m kinda mad about is that they didn’t keep Ariel’s hair red
im mad they changed her race too
@@alejandrasanchez3022what does her race matter she's a mermaid who's whole thing is becoming a human race has nothing to do with it
@@jaydenwhidden4526 It's okay do be against that. It takes away a childhood favorite away from one and gives crumbs and leftovers to the other. It's lazy. Even if they kept her white, remakes are lazy too.
I am in love with that first frame with all the princesses lined up like that ❤❤❤❤
They did not just take those beautiful braids and cgi it to look straight in the water. I’m livid. They have so much money more than most of the world as a whole and they can’t even do the basics like accurate appearances. At least the casting team knows wtf their doing
Ariels hair is red not orange
Have you seen “red” hair in real life. It’s actual a dark orange tone on white ppl and a light orange tone on black ppl. My mom is black with natural “red” hair. Which she hates bc it matches her skin tone. AA refer to that skin tone as redbone however is just brown with red yellow undertones. And red and yellow make orange who would have thought.
@@luckyxxxxk I understand where your coming from but remember it is a animated movie and in the movie it was red so I think ppl were expecting the hair to be red
@@luckyxxxxk but ariel isnt a human shr is a mermaid. Mermaids can have redhair
So what are u even talking about now?
@@Moesie are you dense? Did you not read the original comment.
@@astrosttvv4418 ppl are mad the mermaid is black. Ppl are just gonna be mad regardless. However, bc they are making the movie live action they are going for a more realistic red hair color.
Cinderella's hair in the animated was pure 1950s. Of course they updated it with the times.
That’s because middle parts just hit different😂 (and are the best)
Cinderella is the best remake out of cashgrab remakes
No she is not lol 😂
Cinderella live action is a ripoff of Ella enchanted
thank you
It was the only good remake
There's nothing similar of Hailey's hair to the original hair look of the animated ariel. It's not even close.
Yes it is ???
@@chaeyoung1557 you're blind
@@paintlightshine918 no u are 😘
@@chaeyoung1557 mmm nooooo love if you actually SAW the first film you can you know notice? How incredibly BRIGHT red Ariel's hair is oh and it wasn't cgi so.....yeah you're still blind.
@@paintlightshine918 no u are ☺️🤍
This kinda reminded me of the fact that my fave princess in my childhood was Aurora mostly because her bangs reminded me of mine
We need someone to re-do a couple live-action movies, cause even Cinderella was better than all of the rest of the re-makes combined. Ridiculous
Honestly, as much as not many people liked the Aladdin live action reboot. I personally think Jasmine’s outfits are hella pretty. More variety too in both dresses and hair at least!
If you play a live action Disney princess… you’ve made it in life.
Bruh why is her hair brown. They could have made it red. So many cool bright red wigs out there.
Edit: I don't mean like cherry red. More like the colour of a deeper red hair. Idk if I'm just being colourblind but her hair just looks plain brown to me. Also why does every single one of the Disney Princess in the live action remakes have sad middle parts. Where is the hair floof and iconic fringes???
Her hair literally is red. It's just a more natural red which suits Halle way more tbh. ☺️
My friend at school said it was strawberry blonde and I was loke bruh it's not
@@mibukdesjarlais534 yeah it totally suits halle, but it doesn’t suit areal 😭 no hate i think shes a great actor for the movie but i mean some things are like iconic and just really sucks to take it away. Like the cherry red hair
@@Lila.C.M the movie is about her voice and her relationship with Eric, not about how she looks ☠️
I think they wanted it to be more realistic.. they used a reddish-brown
Also, the character's hairstyles were very much of the fashion for when the film was MADE not even just the set. Middle parts were IN in the 201X. in 1989, Kelly Kapowski's Saved By The Bell teased swoopy bang is very of-the-time and very familiar if you're a fan of the little mermaid. in the early 90s we're getting a lot of half-up dos with a lot of volume (Belle, Jasmin.) In the late 50s we got solid-color headbands/thick ribbon with silky wavy hair in the back (Aurora), and 1937 Vivian Leigh's short hair, very smooth with tight curls by the ears and back of the neck (Snow White)
I definitely miss the old disney being a late 90s early 2000s kid is fun
I wish they made Ariel’s hair more red.
Just watched the movie. It’s looks really pigmented in the brighter scenes. I’m glad they didn’t make it more red. It would have looked cheap and tacky. After watching the movie I understand why they didn’t.
I wish they made it sierra boggess Ariel red (obviously not crayon red but more of a natural orangey-red instead of the orange we got in the live action)
For starters they spent 150k on that mess. It looked terrible. Locs were never meant to be mermaid hair it looks artificial under water.
The reason why they couldnt make her hair the original colour is because she is black and it would look weird.
@@howsie123
it’s almost as if braids and locs are somewhat artificial, like there are fucking Extensions for them.
Additionally, What does race have to do with how a hair color is supposed to look? ☠️
@@howsie123 Locs can easily be mermaid hair. In fact it’s more protective underwater anyway what bs are you on?
Some of those bangs would look INSANE in real life 😂
It would be perfectly voluminous if they cast me when I just woke up 😂
i know a lot of people disagree, but i think halle would've looked super cool in a more saturated red for her hair. i get why they might not have done it but even if it was a darker red, i think it could've looked great
I will never forgive Disney for doing my girl Belle so dirty with that casting 😔
Same!
They didn't want Belle, they wanted Emma Watson dressed up like Belle. Thats why they allowed her to be a brat and change her and overlooked the fact that she can't fucking sing.
Same, and also Ariel too
@@hellkittyninja7237Oh hell no Halle is perfect for Ariel, literally no one can compete against her vocals
excuse me
Omg it’s like real hair doesn’t conform to the same physical structure as cartoon drawn hair. Wow! 👏👏
Why didn't she dye her hair actual red for the role of Ariel, the hair looks more orange or brown than red
She did but was box dye cheap ones I thinks
Colo theory, water mechanics, naturality, and aestheics were the reasons, wish it was at least copper ginger and not brownish red
@Emilythematerialgurl
Halle used extensions not dye, you can't dye your hair bright red for a long time without ruining it. That's one of the reasons Ariana grande keeps her previously red hair in a ponytail.
No one has fire engine red hair tho… that’s what natural red hair looks like
@@Yagirlnyesha no one has a fish tail either. They could have used CGI if it wasn't possible with actual dye
Imagine if Ariels buggest problem was losing her bangs
Yeah, “compared to there ANIMATED counterparts”
That role was practically given to Emma Watson, she can’t sing, she can act maybe a little but honestly that movie and the cast was mediocre. Seriously out of all the beautiful, hard working talent on broadway and they just gave it to Emma Watson just because she played a bookworm in the Harry Potter franchise.
And she ruined the yellow outfit just because she didn't want to wear a corset. That dress could have been live action Cinderella level iconic, truly a shame what they came up with.
Yes! I just listened to the songs Belle sings from both original and remake back-to-back to try to figure out why Emma Watson's version sounds so awful! She's not trained at all. There's no strength or personality in her voice the way there was with Paige O'Hara
@@Sym11037 okay but the corset couldnt real done much the dress was okay
@@Sym11037 I think it's unfair to say she ruined the yellow dress just because she didn't want to wear a corset. If the dress didn't look good, it didn't look good cuz it was poorly made and/or didn't have enough impact on camera. And how would the blame be on Emma, but not the costume designer or stylist?
Shes a bad actress actually, perfect for Hermione but not a bad Belle, anything else she couldn't act.
I dont care about the hair, I'm just ticked off that they destroyed Belle's ballgown. The dress Emma Watson wore was trash by comparison, and she went on some rant about how corsets were sexist when historically they werent even worn as tightly as people think they were. Corsets were used for supporting our busts, and were only worn super tight in high fashion among nobles. She could have still worn a corset and the iconic belle ballgown without drawing the corset that tightly.
I feel like for aurora, they couldve given her hair more volume by doing 1940s waves, like rita hayworth style but longer and with bangs. I always thought that was what her hair looked like anyway so it wouldve been perfect
There is a live action Aurora and Snow White?! What have I missed…
The live action Aurora is “Maleficent” from 2014 and the Snow White live action isn’t out yet :)
@@Mary-VintageOh! Thanks.
Halle can even have bangs. But her hair is so beautiful and very voluminous, I’m warming up to her.
Dude what did you expect. It is nearly IMPOSSIBLE to get that kind of hair irl.
I just wish the hair was redder.
People saying the characters can’t have hair like that because they are real people is dumb. Have y’all not seen cosplayers? Do y’all not know wigs & hairspray exist??
Do you not know how strange and unnatural that looks 💀
@@milflover6969 i think it’s because they buy cheap wigs and go for really unnatural look. When some rich person do a cosplay with a wig then it looks so good. Im sure disney have money for that
@@alcookie no like when people cosplay a cartoon character it’s okay if it looks like a cartoon character. But this is a live action movie. Not a cosplay
Thank you, this wat i also said❤
Also the fact that those hairstyles were based on real hairstyles...
No matter what you couldn’t make Hailey look like the animated little mermaid. They didn’t even keep her iconic red hair
That's because they cast the wrong ethnicity for Jasmine. Jasmine is a Middle Eastern /Arab Princess, based on Persian /Iranian looks.
If you look at Iranian actresses, thick curly voluminous hair is the usual hair type, look at Medallion Rahimi, she actually dressed up as Jasmine for halloween a few years ago and posted the pictures on her instagram, she looks Exactly like Jasmine. Her face, big eyes , nose, voluminous hair - she did the hairstyle and it actually works in real life with ultra thick curly voluminous hair .
It was originally supposed to be set in Baghdad, but because of the war that broke out with America they changed it to a fictional land "Agrabah". It's a Middle Eastern folk tale.
They cast a white woman who is 1/4 indian. Not the same ethnicity or ethnic facial features or hair.
Brown people are not interchangeable, brown cultures are not interchangeable.
Because she was the first non white disney princess, all non white people identified with her, and thats great! But she is and was intended by Disney to be middle eastern, the architecture and the culture, colourful clothing etc represented is Middle Eastern culture, pre oppressive regime taliban. And yes I know she has a tiger, but tigers were once widespread across the continent and there are sadly many subspecies of tiger that are now extinct. One of these is the Persian tiger. Xxxx❤
Jasmine is just Arab but you’re correct with everything else. The fact that they cast an Indian and Indian people think it’s an Indian movie because of the actress’s & a tiger & the castle resembles taj Mahal (because the writers are racist imbeciles - look at the Arabian nights song before they changed it… it was so rude-).. so stupid. It’s an Arab movie and an Arab story. Maybe if an Indian Disney movie comes, they should cast an Arab actress to make it fair.
@@guesswhoshere8024 😂😂😂 Yes thank you. I wish they would make an Indian disney princess so that Jasmine would be properly acknowledged as her actual ethnicity. (I looked it up and it said that the original fairytale is middle Eastern ) Regardless to conflate Asian and south Asian ethnicity with Middle Eastern or Arab ethnicity and culture is too far a jump. They are far too separate to be lumped in together. Xxx
@@electriclllady it’s not that hard for them to research the differences between Arab and Indian cultures 🤦🏻
Amazing explanation, wish more people understood this
@@PawsitivelyQuestionable 🙀😻😸💕💖💗 Thank you 💕💗💖 So do I. It would have been so wonderful, not to mention ethically sound and obvious, if the live action actually cast the right ethnicities and observed this, given Jasmine is arguably the most globally popular, beloved, empowering positive Middle Eastern female character to exist. She, and all Middle Eastern females, deserve proper recognition and representation, especially within their own folklore and fairytales. Xxxx
I think it’s funny how he’s complaining that Ariel’s hair isn’t the same and completely ignoring the fact that she was a red head but now she’s black 😂
"red head" isn't a race. there's black redheaded people
@@Craftjunkie-dg8gt no there isnt.
Ariel being black is a symptom of a larger issue with “laziness” disney has.
Bro wanted them to wear actual wigs. Thats craaaazzzyy
For the underwater scenes halles hair was actually completely cgi
So you mean to tell me they didn't bother to idk brighten up not only the whole enture films colorus bug the redness of her hair? 💀
@@paintlightshine918 I actually like that they didn’t do it cuz I’m allergic to bright colours
@@Ssenikrum her hair is barely red there is such things as blood red hair. It's not bright but it's a dark red.
I have absolutely no complaint about Cinderella live action..the best One Until now!
i disagree, its jasmine
@@dream.whip.cream. jasmine looked nothing like a brown women to me she's very European looking imo
The only way to make the hair look EXACTLY like the cartoons is to make a wig. Even then the laws of gravity and physics will fight you.
Wit Ariel they didn’t even try. 💀
what are you on about
@@aasherbirks her hair ain’t red the outfits were horrible it was just bad. Like compared to other princesses. Like I feel like they could’ve done better.
They did try. Watch the movie, maybe it's not like the OG, but it indeed is fantastic as it's own product or a live action sucessor
@@jamingrythm584 I did watch the movie I saw clearly the outfits were hideous the ocean was dull even the surface it was just dull and the new songs were just not good honestly i was holding my laugh in when the prince was singing it was just bad. Halles voice is amazing she’s done good as playing Ariel let me clarify before you say I’m racist. but they didn’t try it was lazy made.
@@Seasee17709 Lol, I wasn't even going to call you racist. Although, I just disagree about the scenery. I thought it was beautiful, especially with how dark and glummy things looked in the trailers. I also liked the outfits, I think they did the job they were meant to do. Although to each their own opinion.
“Jasmine’s iconic ponytail gave more worm than snake.” Bro, you know that gravity exists, right? Ain’t NO ONE gonna have Jasmine’s hair irl 😂
I don’t think Ariel’s hair matters if they already didn’t care about matching appearances
Emma literally ruined the whole movie because of her opinions she just an actor she doesn't have the right to control things the dress needs a corset it's crucial point she took away the magical element from it but she refused to wear it thought she was making a point to appeal to audience
Wait so that's why didn't wear one wtf idgaf it's Belle like come on
i don’t think a corset would’ve saved that dress though…
It did quiet the opposite
Wait what? I didn’t hear about any of this
@@geekmyths frfr, they probably designed it that way because she wouldn't wear one, though
At the time Halle didn’t want to undo her locks, which director Rob Marshall respected. But it would have been gorgeous if her hair had been loose like it looked underwater, especially when she came back and reunited with Eric.
It’s crazy how no one is allowed to say anything bad about this new mermaid due to fear of being canceled
Them:"It's all fictional anyway"
Also them: "omg this fictional charcter is half a shade lighter than the original. Such a racist person, muhh diversity."
I would just like to say how stupid I think it was for Disney to make darker skinned, Latina Snow WHITE. Her name literally came from her skin being as white as snow 🤦♀️
Ikr she looks loke dora well instead we will need to call it snow dora
Disney is too blinded by their hate of white people to care about such inaccuracies
Same with NAriel
why they dont just make a new princess but instead they change the race of another
@@ruzi.the.spider you're racist and it shows. Why did you write Ariel like that. You people are sick
They probably have flatter hair because it is easier to make bigger hair on animated characters. It's harder to make real life people have really big hair with perfect bangs, so they just weren't able to do that
It’s a movie. If they can make people look like the hulk, they can add volume. Y’all weird.
A lot of the princess's with flatter hair in the remakes have fine hair which is damn near impossible to give volume
Wiiiiigs wear wigs
@@laylawinehouse4954 agree seem people forget in movie you can wear wigs
@@laylawinehouse4954 don't forget, hair pieces, clip-in bangs, hair extensions, hairspray, and Bumpits
I feel it’s a style choice not a limitation. . He even showed real life examples.
@@amberves1594 hell yeah, there are so many ways they can glamorize the hair! So please Disney!!!! Give us drama fairytale princess looks!!!
When it comes to live action princess hair people are forgetting that this is fictional....like honestly did u expect them to wear a wig?
Disney has this whole thing with live actions called “Fuck you and everything you love about the original movie”. It’s a bit frustrating. You take away all of the elements people fell in love with initially, you mine as well be making a whole different story with different characters. Which they should be doing. Make new stories with new characters, people would be all over that. You want to make live actions of your old films? Keep shit the way it is. New characters, new stories, old characters; old stories.
They’re animated characters, it’s easier to manipulate the hair to be poofy
‘Emma Watson looked like she just came straight from home’
Everyone in the comments be like "bUt tHey arE aNImaTed chArActerS", as if wigs, hairpins, extensions or fucking CGI didn't exist. Just accept it, if Disney doesn't give us quality, it's not because they can't.
why do you care about poofy hair how do you even notice
I want the mermaid to be white with red hair not black with brown hair.. im not racist i just want it to be just the cartoon character that i knew since i was a kid
Ok but halle had good voice but they could made her hair more red
halle will be great for voice
not actor
then you can go back and watch the cartoon because what it never was, was that serious like be for real ☠️
@@aliyahnicole26 if you gonna make it tho make it white 🙄
@@noname4998 you’re a grown person complaining about a children’s movie…..get a life
All those underwater scenes with Halle’s Ariel had hair that was *completely* animated by CGI, which is why they were able to play around with it so much when it was “wet.” It’s not real hair, just digital animation.
He easily spoke about the other two, but when it came to Ariel, he held his tongue. Man knows how to not get canceled, plus racism is very rare these days and the media highlighted it so that it would become rare to happen, but man- not trying to be rude or anything, just pointing out the obvious, also seeing that she had done curls before it would have been better to keep Ariels Iconic hair, pretty sure we all miss it♡
Edit: not just Ariel's hair, I miss the iconic hair for every princess he mentioned, pretty sure we all do too
You live in a fantasy land or you're just white if you think racism isn't common
Ariel having locks is iconic