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Looks like it may be pretty good.

I'll continue to hope for a film about samurai, Tomoe Gozen.
Ever since reading the series of books about her by Jessica Amanda Salmonson during the 1980s; I've found female warriors intriguing.

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@wolfe63 said
Looks like it may be pretty good.

I'll continue to hope for a film about samurai, Tomoe Gozen.
Ever since reading the series of books about her by Jessica Amanda Salmonson during the 1980s; I've found female warriors intriguing.
I'm hoping they get a freckled redheaded Irish girl to play her

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Yes, and because of this, I'm not a fan of Disney and their appropriation of various cultural tales.

The animation is engaging, but I'm worried that these movies are sending the wrong message to young girls watching these various "princesses". Most damaging, I think, is that these tales all are presented through the American lens. I think this fundamentally changes them. I'd rather see some enterprising studio try to present these tales in a way that does not try to American-ize them to make them suitable for Americans. This would be a profound loss. I know Disney has, in fact, already done this to some degree, and I find this inexcusable.

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