Actually the link you gave proves NOTHING. Jack Morrissey hasn't even said "there is no autotune". He just kept replying "no" and "that isn't so" to people saying "there's too much autotune". Which, to those of us accustomed to human speech and communication, means "no, there is not too much autotune". He's obviously avoiding saying "there's none at all" but is still posting SOME replies as to defend his film. So no, it's not his/her word against theirs, because "they" never gave their word to anything.
But keep defending this film with mule-ish stubbornness - every time I come to these boards I see you're still at it, more insistent and desperate than ever.
I don't even mind the movie. I think I'll like it very much. But I'm willing to admit when it has flaws and I'm willing to see reality as it is and read a text as it is (and not as I'd like it to be). It's nice not wearing heart-shaped glasses.
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corazonbandido55
7 years ago
Thanks Voice!
I agree with what you say. I think I will like the movie too, but critical of its flaws. I just don't want this travesty to occur again. We are still at the beginning of a long trail of animated-to-live action adaptations, and it's important that Disney knows what it did right and what it's doing wrong.
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ghostvillager
7 years ago
You haven't seen the movie. Do you have any idea how much money Disney made last year alone and you are going to tell them what they are doing wrong.
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corazonbandido55
7 years ago
It's not all about the money. Of course Disney was very profitable. But critic reception is important too. Maleficent got mixed reviews, so Disney used that feedback to refine its current movie lineup. For example, people seem to prefer a more faithful adaptation to an animated film. So feedback does matter.
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telmarine (379)
2 years ago
Seems like her sub par singing is a recurring theme in these threads.
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sslssg (27652)
2 years ago
The sad thing is that her voice wasn't that bad. There are moments when it's not all fixed up and while she is no Paige O'Hara, it was passable. Instead they made her sound like a robot.
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StrongRex (1287)
10 months ago
"it's important that Disney knows what it did right and what it's doing wrong."
Disney didn't have to go back and fix "what they did wrong", and that's not even what they did anyway. With any of their horrible remakes. All these remakes are good at is making more problems.
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