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I like this film, but isn\'t it a bit obnoxious for all the sub-pages to say \
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I like this film, but isn\\\'t it a bit obnoxious for all the sub-pages to say \\\"even by the standards of Disney\\\" (\\\"Frozen is really funny/sad/scary\\\" etc) That sounds like \\\'\\\'really\\\'\\\' heavy YMMV. Wouldn\\\'t it be enough to say \\\"Frozen is really funny/sad\\\" etc. without that first line?
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I like this film, but isn\'t it a bit obnoxious for all the sub-pages to say \
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I like this film, but isn\\\'t it a bit obnoxious for all the sub-pages to say \\\"even by the standards of Disney\\\" (\\\"Frozen is really funny/sad/scary\\\" etc) That sounds like \\\'\\\'really\\\'\\\' heavy YMMV. Wouldn\\\'t it be enough to say \\\"Frozen is really funny/sad\\\" etc. without that first line? Apart from \\\"sibling love saves the day instead of romantic love\\\" I don\\\'t see how Frozen differentiates from other Disney films in lines of these sub-tropes, like implying it\\\'s one of the funniest when its humor is pretty basic (clumsy princess, funny animals) or that it\\\'s one of the scariest/darkest when there\\\'s \\\'\\\'Beauty and the Beast\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Hunchback of Notre Dame\\\'\\\' to mention some, and personally most people I\\\'ve met thinks Marshmallow is a silly character (he\\\'s the Nightmare Fuel\\\'s page picture, seriously?) So... curios if \\\"even by the standards of Disney\\\" is really a necessary or \\\"fitting\\\" description.
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I like this film, but isn\'t it a bit obnoxious for all the sub-pages to say \
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I like this film, but isn\\\'t it a bit obnoxious for all the sub-pages to say \\\"even by the standards of Disney\\\" (\\\"Frozen is really funny/sad/scary\\\" etc) That sounds like \\\'\\\'really\\\'\\\' heavy YMMV. Wouldn\\\'t it be enough to say \\\"Frozen is really funny/sad\\\" etc. without that first line? Apart from \\\"sibling love saves the day instead of romantic love\\\" I don\\\'t see how Frozen differentiates from other Disney films in lines of these sub-tropes, like implying it\\\'s one of the funniest when its humor is pretty basic (clumsy princess, funny animals) or that it\\\'s one of the scariest/darkest when there\\\'s \\\'\\\'Beauty and the Beast\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Hunchback of Notre Dame\\\'\\\' to mention some, and personally most people I\\\'ve met thinks Marshmallow is a silly character (he\\\'s the Nightmare Fuel\\\'s page picture, seriously?) So yeah.. \\\"even by Disney standards\\\", is it really a necessary line?
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I like this film, but isn\'t it a bit obnoxious for all the sub-pages to say \
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I like this film, but isn\\\'t it a bit obnoxious for all the sub-pages to say \\\"even by the standards of Disney\\\" (\\\"Frozen is really funny/sad/scary\\\" etc) That sounds like \\\'\\\'really\\\'\\\' heavy YMMV. Wouldn\\\'t it be enough to say \\\"Frozen is really funny/sad\\\" etc. without that first line? Apart from \\\"sibling love saves the day instead of romantic love\\\" I don\\\'t see how Frozen differentiates from other Disney films in lines of these sub-tropes, like implying it\\\'s one of the funniest when its humor is pretty basic (clumsy princess, funny animals) or that it\\\'s one of the scariest/darkest when there\\\'s \\\'\\\'Beauty and the Beast\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Hunchback of Notre Dame\\\'\\\' to mention some, and personally most people I\\\'ve met thinks Marshmallow is a silly character (he\\\'s the Nightmare Fuel\\\'s page picture, seriously?) Um, original point being if the \\\"even by Disney standards\\\" is really a necessary line?
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I like this film, but isn\'t it a bit obnoxious for all the sub-pages to say \
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I like this film, but isn\\\'t it a bit obnoxious for all the sub-pages to say \\\"even by the standards of Disney\\\" (\\\"Frozen is really funny/sad/scary\\\" etc) That sounds like \\\'\\\'really\\\'\\\' heavy YMMV. Wouldn\\\'t it be enough to say \\\"Frozen is really funny/sad\\\" etc. without that first line? Apart from \\\"sibling love saves the day instead of romantic love\\\" I don\\\'t see how Frozen differentiates from other Disney films in lines of these sub-tropes, like implying it\\\'s one of the funniest when its humor is pretty basic (clumsy princess, funny animals) or that it\\\'s one of the scariest/darkest when there\\\'s \\\'\\\'Beauty and the Beast\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Hunchback of Notre Dame\\\'\\\' to mention some, and personally most people I\\\'ve met thinks Marshmallow is a silly character (he\\\'s the Nightmare Fuel\\\'s page picture, seriously?) Again, I think the pages could do without the \\\"even by Disney standards\\\" comment, as it really just screams of YMMV.
