Wish

“Wish” is a soulless attempt by Disney to churn out another film for profit, and it’s painfully obvious that it’s been engineered by an algorithm rather than made with genuine creativity or passion. From the stiff, lifeless animation to the forgettable characters, everything about this film feels like it was cranked out by an AI system trying to mimic the magic of Disney’s classics. It’s a hollow, cold product that lacks the heart and soul of traditional hand-crafted animation. Disney, in its ever-expanding quest for profits, has reduced its art form to nothing more than a factory line of pixelated products designed to milk every last penny from audiences. The film’s plot feels stitched together with no sense of true inspiration, and the songs? Completely forgettable. It’s as though Disney has abandoned its roots and handed its creative process over to an AI—no risk, no heart, just an algorithmic attempt to calculate what might please the masses. It’s a sad state of affairs when a once-beloved studio becomes a heartless corporate machine, more interested in exploiting technology to cut costs than in honoring the creativity and talent that built the company. Disney has become the embodiment of corporate scum—using AI to replace artists, and by doing so, stripping away the very essence of what made their films magical in the first place.

Cannot believe this was released as is

Being the celebratory film for the 100th anniversary of the Walt Disney Animation studio, this was a hard task to deliver, and it shows in its execution. The visuals try to replicate the beauty of hand-drawn 2D animation using cel-shaded CGI and the results are fine. But, to be fair, I would have made the movie fully 2D or fully 3D to create a more cohesive art style. The soundtrack is a mixed bag. Dave Mezteger's instrumental score is very good, taking inspiration from Spanish folklore, but the songs try too hard to emulate Lin Manuel Miranda's style, with lyrics that kinda sound off ("watch out, world, here I are"). In conclusion, while having some merits, Wish feels like a corporate shopping list from executives who desperately tried to recreate the classic Disney formula, but based the movie more on the formula's stereotype than the genuine substance.

Wish is average down movie. looks like the movie was writen by an AI, making the characters fell souless. and the King is inst evil, he was Just possed by the dark magic book, and This Doodle graph animation is really bad, and the songs are just OK. Sorry, but my thumbs are down.

Written by AI. Took me 3 full days to finish the movie because it was so bad and unforgettable.

The film was not memorable. The music felt unoriginal and the story had no big purpose. The only thing I really enjoyed was the Easter Eggs. Unless you are watching it for that, I can’t say this film is exactly worth a watch unless you want to give it a shot and see for yourself. Beautiful animation, but the story needs work and Disney knows how to do music so I don’t know what happened here.

If I were to use the morals and logic of “Wish” and apply to present day life…I’d like to have my money back from every lottery ticket I purchased because I didn’t win. This was a poorly thrown together movie scrambling to satisfy audience boredom so that Disney had time to create something worthwhile for its viewers to watch. The characters are all over the place and why does the star create chaos and anxiety for its supporting character? It’s like a deranged Dobby the elf without purpose. I want my wish back that this movie was going to make up for its shortcomings.

They scrapped the original script, they scrapped the star boy, used their love song so they can fill in a song for magnífico. Song lyrics are horrible. HORRIBLE. Why Disney won't listen to the croud and the people trying to make the viewers happy instead of just trying to make marketable plushies?? Disney lost the spark and the magic it had.

OHHHHHH KING MAGNIFICO AHHHHH MMMMM OH FASTER KING MAGNIFICO FASTER AHHHHHHH

Story is weak, songs feel like they are written by AI and the characters are forgettable. The only good thing is the nostalgia the end credits create.