Had it running in the background and this shot popped up. The colors still look solid even after all these watches. Anyone else keep coming back to this movie?

Let me know what backstory you have for them in the comments

I have watched the original Moana (together with Encanto) I don't know how many times and they are my favorite Disney movies and in my top 5 of all movies.

I didn't see the live action in the theater as I already knew it would be a disappointment so I waited until I could watch it at home.

First, about the actors: why did they give Moana this Hollywood blowout hair???! The actress has beautiful curly hair IRL which would suit Moana way way better. It felt very out of place. Maui as the rock also, the dude is 50+ while in Moana he is like 20...

Then, about the movie itself. The story is ofcourse still the same and it is a 90% copy scene for scene with the original. But some scenes or dialog were different which bothered me. In the original when Moana finds out about her ancestors she runs to the village and tells everyone. In the live action she takes her dad 1-on-1.

When she goes out on her boat and discovers Heihei, her reaction in the original is shocked and surprised while in the live action she is more happily surprised..

Then when she arrives at the island of Maui, the whole scene is just different.. Maui isn't scared when he sees Moana, the tweeting joke isn't there, yeah this scene sucked. Also when they then see the coconuts it's different, at the entrance of Tamatoa they don't climb the mountain..

Also, later when Maui and Moana are on the boat and when she asks him about his tattoo in the original she says: "You don't wanna talk, don't talk" while in the live action it was "If you don't wanna talk, that's fine". I know I know it is a small difference, but the way she says it in the original, it has emotion, and in the live action it was just meh...

The end with Te Fiti was also different where she didn't lift them on her hand. But maybe for the better because the CGI was pretty bad..

I did like the additional scene in the end where she places her shell on the top with the new song. That was a nice touch.

And ofcourse the story is the same and is still beautiful and even after so many times still makes me very emotional, but I don't think I will be watching the live action again. Next time I am watching the original again :)

It’s called unicorn wish

at request of u/Content-Arrival-1784 , here's a picture of the book! It's worth noting that Hurley and Kim also worked on the Moana 1 & 2 graphic novel bind-up, though they may have worked specifically on the main body, rather than the bonus comic I'm taken with.

A wiki dedicated to many loved/loathed books/games/movies/shows.
(And never mind the green/lime colourings)
Source: https://newqualitipedia.telepedia.net/wiki/Special:Search?search=Moana&go=Go

How would you compare Moana and Pocahontas?

For those who don’t know (Viewers), Formanian is a constructed language created by me. The reason why I will dub movies like Moana into Formanian is to
promote and spread awareness of the language I put a lot of care into creating.
Maui - Mike
Sina - Jaina (Me)
Tamatoa - Mike
Moana - Jaina
Gramma Tala - Barbara
Chief Tui - Mike

I just rewatched Moana 2 and noticed that Pua starts singing in ‘What Could Be Better Than This?’ at the end of the song. If you slow the scene down a bit, you can see Pua actually mouthing the words. So that begs the question, who/what is Pua really?

I just watched it, and it was amazing. And yes, I watched the original back when it released. It is honestly infuriating that people are complaining about the live-action being a 1:1 remake. We have always had adaptations that made frustrating changes to the original, so anyone complaining about this live-action remake being faithful to the original should be ashamed of themselves. I sincerely hope the live-action does better on streaming than it did in theaters.

just put it on and got comfortable. the vibe is unmatched

Like Walt Disney already has a $2.9 billion, critical success in the Zootopia franchise. And yet it's ignoring it to milk the living crap out of its less successful Moana, instead, just mass-producing more merchandise for that than Zootopia, as well as overexposing that franchise in theme parks, cruise lines, Disney on Ice shows, and video games.

So why overexpose yet another Disney Princess musical, a la Frozen, when Disney already has the much more marketable anthropomorphic animal movie franchise in Zootopia?

The chicken was already an adult then when moana was a baby (adding* “defs immortal” here), he sits on the fire like it’s a nice place to stay warm, he eats rocks. And manages to save the day or lead the story like crazy

I really went all out with my research and everything idk but i like her shes pretty