#1726
Posted: 8/18/13 at 11:21pm
Little Red in those official storybook illustrations could still be 13, when sexual awakening often begins.
She looks about 7.
How can you have the "excited and scared" lyrics if its not about the excitement of sexuality?
Oh I don't F*CKing know. Easily? The only thing you've ever been excited & scared of was sex? Really?
And like I said, fairy tales still had real world rules of age and society.
You know I think you just want them to deage everyone in the film for looking to old and looking for very stupid excuses to justify it.
And maybe Meryl Streep is/was sorta beautiful but she's not what I would say is a beuaty. I still think they should digitally work on that.
And they can digitally alter her to make her super model beautiful? Yeah no. They can deage her, which is pretty pointless.
Who knows? Maybe Disney will make Sophia Grace look older and taller like Warner Bros. did in the 19 Years Later scene of 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2'.
I think I do because I'm not incredibly stupid. If you have to age someone up and make them taller then you what? You don't cast them. It's a very simple decision. Comparing it to Harry Potter is incredibly dumbfounding considering it had to be done to actors you've known for the last 10 years plus almost 20 more.
She looks about 7.
How can you have the "excited and scared" lyrics if its not about the excitement of sexuality?
Oh I don't F*CKing know. Easily? The only thing you've ever been excited & scared of was sex? Really?
And like I said, fairy tales still had real world rules of age and society.
You know I think you just want them to deage everyone in the film for looking to old and looking for very stupid excuses to justify it.
And maybe Meryl Streep is/was sorta beautiful but she's not what I would say is a beuaty. I still think they should digitally work on that.
And they can digitally alter her to make her super model beautiful? Yeah no. They can deage her, which is pretty pointless.
Who knows? Maybe Disney will make Sophia Grace look older and taller like Warner Bros. did in the 19 Years Later scene of 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2'.
I think I do because I'm not incredibly stupid. If you have to age someone up and make them taller then you what? You don't cast them. It's a very simple decision. Comparing it to Harry Potter is incredibly dumbfounding considering it had to be done to actors you've known for the last 10 years plus almost 20 more.