I watched this recently. Not by choice particularly, I was just there when someone put it on.
My question is this: Why the FUCK do people when they write a song for a musical add in speaking and exposition parts? It completely ruins the flow of the song.
Also, why the FUCK did they reprise that one song about four times.
alessia cara's version is gud
I hate those bullshit "here's a disney singer doing the song" credits bits
It's the most Disney by numbers thing I've ever seen.
That's a bad thing?
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Do I even want to know what this is
It's painfully generic. People made such a fuss about muh diversity etc but the fact is it's just the same as every other Disney Princess film.
A couple of songs were decent I guess. Jemaine Clement is always good.
>hy the FUCK do people when they write a song for a musical add in speaking and exposition parts? It completely ruins the flow of the song.
So your problem is literally with it being a Disney movie.
Nah, it's particularly bad, in this song mainly:
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I like the song, but there's so many completely unnecessary stops in it. They should have kept the flow going but the way it is makes it sound bad, and unplayable as a song on its own.
> talking shit about shiny
nigga ill end you
You can't deny that the part where demigod I've forgotten the name of gets his hook ruins the song though.
You're welcome is the best song
I will just leave this here:
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>Hawaii
This isn's Hawaii though.
>Also, why the FUCK did they reprise that one song about four times.
it's called a leitmotif user
No it doesn't? You're saying a pause in the song ruins It?
Not when it's the same song
That part with the island woman at the end looked so fucking bad, I swear. It looked like a videogame. I get that it was animated well and everything, it just looked horrible though.
They reprised How Far I'll go once. I am Moana is completely different
>completely different
In that it's the same?
Stop watching camrips
As much as i hate generic animated movies you have to stop shilling this one shitty review
it's not for my benefit, but the people who were dumb enough to think this was good. you don't have to watch
>distilling intellectual property to a known formula is a bad thing?
merchant get out
How is it bad though?
Other than reusing the melody for a reprised verse how is it the same song?
>Different lyrics
>Different tone
>Different music outside of a melody being reused
Because Disney's been creatively bankrupt for better than a decade now.