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teddylacroix: sayahra: kittleimp: adastreia-12: croxovergoddess: susiethemoderator: marrymejasonsegel: quietstorm-thundathighs: hustleinatrap: wtf? who? I just read the plot of this and somehow it gets worse??? the dwarfs are princes under a curse. In order to break the spell, they need a pair of magic red shoes. But currently the red shoes are owned by Snow White, who, get this, has “let herself go” but when she wears the shoes, they show how beautiful she is on the inside—aka thin. So basically in order for the princes to break the curse, they have to doom Snow White to a life of fatness.why do they hate us so much. Yikes… Saw the movie recently and that’s literally not the plot at all The advertisement group was disgusting af and when the movie came out it was actually nothing like those ads The princes need to be loved by a “beautiful” woman but what’s beautiful is an opinion. Snow white loves her size and strength (yeah she lifts!) but her dad goes missing and no man was willing to help her until she ended up in those red shoes. She doesn’t like what the shoes make her into. She just likes finally being helped. It’s a love story between her and one of the dwarves where He needs to learn to not judge himself or other’s based off appearances Spoilers but they get together at the end He’s a prince again and she stays her cute fat self SPOILERS BUT Not only do they end up loving each other as they are but the prince also learns to love himself which he really… didn’t for most of the movie because he was so focused on how he looked, obsessively so (granted, I do believe the dialogue this was delivered through was a lil bit clunky but it IS a Korean written movie and sometimes translations from korean to english can sound odd) But to go back to the matter of fat snow white, as a matter of fact, it is implied throughout the movie that she is under her own curse which is actually the shoes that make her thin and that’s because she likes how she truly looks like, and in the end, when the red shoes are no more and shes fat, that’s when the prince tells her he believes her to be the most beautiful woman in the world and finally means it, having overcome his superficiality AND that lil shit is smitten with snow white, who remains very much fat and beautiful, by the end of it, just look at him, that heart literally came from his blush I think Not to mention that the official instagram of the animation studio behind this, I believe Sidus they’re called? I’m on mobile I can’t look it up rn. Anyway, on their official instagram, they rarely ever post art of snow white as red shoes (her thin version) aside from promotional posters and stuff which is intentional. Heres a couple more images of them being cute and in love as themselves Please support this film if it gets to your country! Like, as a fat girl, I would have killed to watch a movie like this when I was younger and now that I did watch it, it feels so odd that a fat female protagonist is the subject of affection, exactly because theres a lack of movies that feature that and this is an amazing step in the right direction. This movie has such an important message and it explores superficiality, discrimination of fat people and self love brilliantly for a kids movie and its gonna get buried,,, because the Cannes did the worst possible job at marketing and because of a very black and white tumblr mindset,,, Also idk if that’s important to anyone else but all the princes have different implied nationalities, theres a british one, a Scottish one, an Irish one, a french one and three italian ones and some portrayals can be a bit stereotypical ngl but it’s just pretty rad to hear accents that arent british or American in a market oversaturated by these countries I just had to find the shadiest website to watch that movie and it is absolutely wonderful. I’ve probably already ranted about this before but it is absolutley AMAZING how South Koreans have created this film. I have not watched it yet but as a South Korean myself, I have been told all my life that women who are over 50 kilograms are fat. I’m 165cm and around 52 kilos but I have a body with what would be considered (for lack of a better term) healthy amounts of fat. I am curvy, so I have more muscle/bonus fat on my thighs; but the point is that I am still fit and in no way “fat”. I’m just pear-shaped! Plus-sized models in Korea are much much thinner than the Snow White in this film; yet, they are criticized all the same. In such a society, seeing this adorable Snow White who is definitely over 50 kilos be celebrated is so noteworthy and awesome. I am also a South Korean, and when I read the message of this film and saw where it was from, I was honesty floored?? I’m 162cm/5′4″ and 65kg/145lbs, I wear a U.S. size 7/medium, and I’m definitely considered alarmingly fat in Korea. I can outlift my father, I can hike 20 miles and feel fine, but none of that matters because I’m too big to fit into Korea’s women’s clothing (which, for the record, often TOP OUT at a US size 6). As a teenager, I would get shooed out of stores for being too fat to even look at their clothes, much less try them. This is also the country that aggressively embraces plastic surgery; various members of my family have been pushing me to have cosmetic surgery to “fix” my eyes and nose since I was 12 years old, and the doctors my mother dragged me to were all ready to snip away despite my protests until one doctor finally said we should wait until I was 18 because my body was still in flux so even perfect cosmetic surgery might unravel and make me “ugly” again. Body image in Korea is insane and incredibly aggressive. So seeing that a body-positivity film like this was made in Korea is… I’m having a shocking amount of difficulty wrapping my mind around it, and I bet my relatives are absolutely disgusted, but I’m so stoked to see it! -- source link