Oh, they named their hard 1 dollar-equivalent currency after this bird as well, nothing better to fucking DO! Love the Canadians, save me a seat at the Apocalypse, will you guys??
"Oh and here she comes, yes, there she is! The aboot-to-be, princess of Canada, isn't she ravishing?..So pure of heart:....so strong in body, so hot-in-the-face....She is indeed, the living symbol, of our great country...(*gushing and queafing) "My god, she's beautiful!"

She's white so it doesn't matter. Move along, false bleeding heart. Your princess is in another hell.

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First genuine smiles I've ever seen on the princesses...

Those princesses must swear for about an hour nonstop when they get off of work.

Dead things still move and make noises, he was only mostly dead.

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Google "batman princess"

There should be some other lovely finds.

You didn't catch Cary Elwes' (i.e., Wesley from the Princess Bride)'s *wilhelm!

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ITT: Middle to Upper Middle Class White people arguing over some dumb bullshit.

Looks to me like daddy's little princess got older and demanded more special privileges.

in b4 shit storm.

Princess Peach trying to drive again I see.

"...the producers of the Return of the Pearl Princess asked Andy and I to be the English voices..."

That's "Andy and me", Conan!

Downvote.

The animation was pretty, but I'm all about storytelling, and the content wasn't even good for high school. Right from the beginning, what was the point of showing the showman as unable to get an audience? This had no effect later on, but it's half the show. Why weren't people impressed to begin with? Doesn't make sense. Why were they crying when he left? He didn't touch their hearts or improve their lives; he gave them things.

That's all meh. What really irked me was there's all sorts of clichéed assumptions made all the way through: all small dogs want to be big and/or male owners of small dogs want big dogs; children are unsatisfied merely imagining that sticks are airplanes; all women want to be big blonde princesses or to have fancy handbags, and all leaders want giant monuments built for them. Puh-leeze. It was less Needful Things than playing on tired stereotypes.

I especially didn't like the implication in the end that old bald people with bad backs are less trustworthy. I understand "ugly/old/bald" has been a common shorthand for "bad person" when there isn't enough time to develop a character properly, but inviting the audience to judge people based on their appearance is something I expect not to see in a modern production.