Major idea · 11:47am Dec 15th, 2023
Guys, I just have the craziest idea in mind. An idea that could help the Disney company.
I've read about a deleted concept in Wish where the star is actually a boy who would be Asha's love interest which would've made the movie even better.
Remaking the movie is probably out of the question. I'm thinking they should make a Wish sequel where the boy from the stars would actually appear. Star itself could´ve been his best pal or friend. I think Twinkle would be a perfect name for the little guy. Or the boy could be named like that which would be hilarious. King Magnifico would be back to doing evil things. And since some say that it's connected to other Disney movies, there could be a scene where the star boy shows Asha more people who wished who are nothing more than many of our favorite beloved characters in their original animation.
It sounds crazy and some of you might say it's a lost cause. But I'm sure it could work if we get the company's attention. Perhaps it can bring the company back on its feet again and make many people happy again.
What do you say? Are you in?
I’m in.
I have taken a bit of thinking considering that crazy idea you were just talking about. Now I don't know about helping the Disney company, as that would be reaching too high for the stars. But perhaps if we were to tone it down a bit, we can determine how a deleted concept can benefit for the Disney Chronicles.
I've been hearing a ton of news of how initially 'Star' was meant to be some boy from the outer reaches of space, to serve as Asha's love interest and not just a regular companion. Could the movie have been better if they retained that concept? I wouldn't know for certain because honestly, I have yet to see the movie myself. And honestly, I find it bothersome to simply bully a company into remaking the movie just because of what people don't like. But a rendition through the 'Disney Chronicles' on the other hand...
Now, it is 'one' thing to have a 'sequel' in question and I can understand how it could benefit for the first feature as far as reintroducing a character that was initially rejected from the original format. I do see potential in the boy being featured with 'Star' as his best pal, like Abu to Aladdin or Mushu to Mulan or even Jiminy Cricket to Pinocchio. Not to mention the idea of the boy being named 'Twinkle' rather than 'Star' itself... I admit that would be rather humorous.
Anyways, it would give a bigger motivation for King Magnifico. It's one thing to harness the power of a single star with an ability to grant the wish. But if he were to truly use that mindset to better use, by harnessing the power from 'the source', the one who actually conjures 'all' the stars to grant wishes, he'd be more powerful so long as the boy would be willing to do what the King says.
A popular subject has been how it seems 'Wish' is trying to form a connection to Disney movies both past and present (At least mainly the features 'produced' by Disney itself. This 'Star Boy' in question could show visions of beloved characters who have been reaching out to him for wishes. In a way, it would almost be like if he were similar to the Genie, but rather than transforming into random characters (Which I'm sure he's powerful enough to do) but he can also show glimpses of Disney's past... or at least, in a twist, what's still to come.
As far as trying to reach out to Disney with such a proposal, a company this big wouldn't really consider the word of even a handful of random strangers (Regardless of how many petitions we threw in). But by incorporating this concept through the Disney Chronicles, which has taken its own liberties, people will be bound to draw bigger interest in the movie through this retelling. Word will eventually get out, and even the company might take notice (Though that's a double-edged sword). On one hand, they might 'like' what you've done... or they may initiate a 'cease and desist' which has rarely been a problem for this series. At the very least, it would be wiser to start small with the fan base we have for the Disney Chronicles and if it just so happens that they reach out to the company, it would be a coincidence and not of our own accord.
All I'm merely saying is you'd best consider the benefits of compromise and disappointment. If you commit to merely just reaching out to a big brand company in an effort to convince them this concept is good, ninety-five percent of the time they'd just reject the offer. But if we were to start small through the Disney Chronicles first and foremost, then measuring the popularity as witnessed by the fans, then eventually we take a step further from there.
I'm 'in' on the plan all the same.
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Perhaps you're right.
Good luck with this.
A sequel for Wish?
A very interesting idea.
I didn’t bother seeing Wish, but if you can make it better, have at it.
You have my support.
Sounds like an interesting idea.
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Speaking of a major idea of Asha and the Star as boy, here’s a video down below (which you probably already saw or not). I accepted for the sequel treatment (If they greenlight it).
And also for 10 years, the company of Disney has no longer taste for giving princesses a love interest, like the films of Golden, Silver and Renaissance Ages, because Bob Iger alienated the entire company into the greedy visionary of woke agenda with political, diverse and all female brands that we all find boring and discredit for all movies, broadway shows and theme parks, even remodeled the outdated live action remakes, Lucasfilm and Marvel as the newest Princesses merchandise such as Kathleen Kennedy’s ideas for Rey Palpatine of Disney Star Wars (she officially has no plans for the non-canonical Sequel Trilogy at all after rejecting George Lucas’s treatments and done WITHOUT respect his desires), Helena Shaw of Indy 5 (She and all female crew of storytelling are done & tired for classic male heroes and overthrowing/replaced them with only white strong female who speaks British accent and has brunette hair), and Kevin Feige’s lazy vision for all Super-heroines of MCU (or rather MSU, Mary Sue Cinematic!).
They do known themselves for lost their way and focus, and instead of slowly making a better story and well characters to develop, they rather push forward WITHOUT giving the message for Bob Iger’s “Legacy” and money, money money for the box office to succeed the critics, that he and the company only cares for and no longer being family oriented entertainment to being listening from all the fans what we actually wanted for.
https://youtu.be/0A7EWknfhzI?si=QHFaZwvdzRcQvOAL
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I wholeheartedly agree. Besides, even with all those concepts, I find the final product was actually pretty good. And I don't really mind if there was no love interest involved for the protagonist. After all, the main focus was on wishes, and her focus was putting herself at risk to give everyone the chance to make their own wishes come true, King or no King. Don't really see how a romance could improve on such a noble purpose. And of course... the love interest angle would have been very temporary because even if the Star took on a human form, they'd still have to return to the heavens, to continue being there for future generations of wishes being made.
Fine by me!!