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Cosmopolitan magazine: Men talk too much in Disney princess movies

The HUGE problem, according to Cosmopolitan, is that men talk too much in the Disney princess movies. An excerpt:

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Well, considering that a major plot point of “The Little Mermaid” is that Ariel makes a deal with the evil Ursula to give up her voice in order to become human, 68 percent isn’t so bad!

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And keep in mind, this is the same magazine that reimagined Disney princesses as submissive sexual partners from the movie “50 Shades of Grey” (slightly NSFW link below):

Yeah, sure … turning Disney princesses into pornography is fine, but it’s the number of lines each princess speaks in a movie that’s an issue?

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