The Hongi (or Honi) is a Polynesian greeting in which two people greet each other by pressing noses/foreheads and inhaling at the same time. This represents the exchange of ha, the breath of life, and mana, spiritual power, between two people. The ancient custom of Hongi when meeting another included touching foreheads together, inhaling, kissing the other on the cheek, hugging and then exhaling.
The people you love will change you The things you have learned will guide you And nothing on earth can silence The quiet voice still inside you And when that voice starts to whisper Moana, you’ve come so far Moana, listen, do you know who you are?
to elaborate: Disney is authoritarian right because of their unstoppable monopoly on the industry and emphasis on “classic” and “traditional” animated movies they’ve kept for decades and show no signs of stopping
Blue Sky is libertarian right because their flicks are very low risk and their most famous franchises ice age and rio have ongoing morals of family values. they will not put out a controversial movie, they are here for the free market
Dreamworks is the libertarian left college student. many experimental weird movies that have odd twist morals and many subverted tropes. when they’re good it’s really good but when it’s bad it’s nonsensical chaos.
the authoritarian left emerged suddenly in the annals of modern history, prophesied as the ultimate alternative to the political right. despicable me’s sudden success in 2010 from a no-name studio shook the playing ground. there was suddenly a new Disney competitor nobody saw coming, and many people had faith in Illumination Entertainment. however power soon turned to madness, as the studio soon revealed itself to be the ultimate profit making machine. beneath the guise of cute animals and minion propaganda is an unstoppable evil for pumping cash. even Disney wants to create revenue movies that will age indefinitely and have quality, but Illumination is a black hole of dated references and throw away flicks. they must be stopped.
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