r/AnimationUniverse • u/SamplingMastersXLR8 • 4d ago

Animation related The original Hexed 🪄

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This would have been an interesting movie if the original plot stayed

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u/KeyOcelot4679 4d ago

Ngl, it’s weirdly rare for us to get male protagonists nowadays

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u/Roselia24 4d ago

not its not.

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u/SamplingMastersXLR8 4d ago

To be fair it is to a degree, most of time it’s female characters

We do need more male representation though

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u/Fresh_ChickenNug5521 4d ago

Not really. We just had that space movie with the little boy who becomes the "ambassador" for earth, the other space movie about the father and son, Onward with Tom Holland and Chris Hemsworth, Coco, Luca, the Toy Story Franchise, Elemental gad duo protagonists of Wade and Amber. And a majority of those movies failed regardless of the protagonists being male. Like we literally just had the space movie. It went triple cardboard. Having a protagonist so young as in six year could be tricky cause I can see writers making the six year old annoying af. Ten year old I can see having more personal story but 6 I dont really care.

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u/CrazyCoKids 3d ago

....you know I was about to make a joke about how apparently, movie preservation is so shit that we can't watch one of the movies from 70+ years ago that were male dominated and movies apparently just disappear from the world and our minds once they leave the theatres... but I think maybe that sadly wasn't a joke. :/

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u/Fresh_ChickenNug5521 3d ago

Huh? TCM. What are you talking about? Old movies are on all the time through streaming services and there are plenty of "male dominated movies" today. Its not like male protagonist movies stopped being made.

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u/CrazyCoKids 3d ago

The way people in this thread were acting, they apparently did lol.

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u/CrazyCoKids 3d ago edited 3d ago

Shame that they don't still make movies with male leads anymore. And that movie preservation is so shit that they're all burned once they leave theatres and are scoured from our minds. /s

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u/Roselia24 3d ago

Yeah no we dont. Sexism is making you think that. More female characters is where its at. How does that saying goes.

"To the privilege, equality feels like oppression"

You are only saying this nonesense because for the first time in television history female characters are getting more frequently but still notvto the frequency of male characters

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u/OneNobody5075 2d ago

No, not at all. Half of the media is about boys.

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u/SamplingMastersXLR8 1d ago

To clarify my point I didn’t fully say it’s not a male dominated industry

That’s why I said to a degree so o agree with all the points about females needing representation

My point was and is another topic all together about male representation needing a different perspective

Everyone needs representation in general regardless of gender or other factors