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tyra_amria November 4 2010, 09:23:26 UTC
....wow. Um. Some how I think it's possibly going to be fantastic, but if it's not it's going to fail so hard, so uh.
Uh.
Huh.

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demoerin November 4 2010, 19:11:37 UTC
EXACTLY. The potential awesome is cancelled out by thoughts of how truly terrible it could be and then you end feeling "huh".

Discworld could work with Disney thematically - both have optimistic natures. They just. have to keep Death as being Death, and not something more cutesified. He's already adorable! (Although in Mort he's a lot less so.) Well, they killed off an adorable animal sidekick in Princess and the Frog and they got the circle of life going in Lion King, so they might be willing to go a little "darker" than I fear.

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tyra_amria November 4 2010, 23:27:18 UTC
YEAH.

True, true. Though Iono, I think they'd be more suited to one of the slightly less. You know. Death-tastic ones. Going Postal, or one of the Tiffany Aching ones, or something. *pokes it*

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demoerin November 5 2010, 05:15:54 UTC
That is the REALLY weird part - the choice of Mort. Sure it "has a princess", but if there are Discworld books actually aimed at children, then ... no? Alrighty. Guards! Guards! could've worked too; you've got a comedy intro because a two-metre tall guy is a dwarf, and then a bit of buddy cop with Sam & Carrot. Although then there is the alcoholism...

So basically Tiffany (or maybe Amazing Maurice) would have been perfect, but nevermind.

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tyra_amria November 5 2010, 05:29:46 UTC
YEAAAH. Pratchet's books: kind of adult, compared to Disney movies! (...I'm not sure she even counts as a princess, really. In the Disney sense.)

Maurice would also be awesome! :D Or, I don't know, the one about the baby monk who gets co-opted by his god who's stuck in the form of a turtle? I forget the name. Though they'd probably whitewash it. *rolls eyes*

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