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Feminist scholars have divided ディズニー heroines into four groups: The Classics, The Good Daughters, The Princesses, and The Tough Girls. I'm going to tackle each group one at a time, and it's only fair to start with the ones who started it all: Snow White, Cinderella, and Aurora.
The original princesses have very similar personalities and traits. They are all kindhearted, innocent, beautiful, asexual, goodnatured, and musical, and two of them (Snow White and Cinderella) are used to forced physical labor. (We can probably assume that Aurora has seen her share of labor because of her peasant...

10. Snow White and The Prince
Nothing against Snow White, but her and the Prince just didn't have anything going on. Not only did they just look at each other and fall in 愛 (although I loved that he sang to her), but the Prince made no effort to find Snow White after their first meeting. Although she was in hiding, あなた would think あなた would hear some word go around. I mean he's the fricken prince, he has all the power to find her.

9. Cinderella and Prince Charming
Once again, not much going on with these two. They dance for a while so I guess that's a step up from Snow White and her Prince,...

シンデレラ (2015) is a masterpiece and my お気に入り live action remake of a ディズニー princess movie for many reasons, and one of them is how smoothly elements of other ディズニー films are implemented into the story.

Cinderella already shared similarities with the original Sleeping Beauty and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs animated 映画 before becoming a live action remake.

Cinderella had an evil step mother and was treated like a servant in her own ホーム just like Snow White was. シンデレラ longed to be free to make her own choices just like Aurora in Sleeping Beauty.

Cinderella also was able to...