Moana 2 Is Coming!

[Gaastra]

All the rock can say is your welcome!

https://www.morefm.co.nz/home/goss/2...a-moana-2.html

[Kirby101]

Here's my pitch for the movie, Two words....Moana surfs!

[DjMichael691]

Here's my pitch for the movie, Two words....Moana surfs!

You have my money.

[WebLurker]

I think I like this idea.

[Cyke]

One of my favorite Disney movies in the past few years, and one of my favorite movies of the 21st century, period.

Moana's grandma was the best <3

[Midvillian1322]

Cant wait, dont let the media trick you either most polynesians loved and enjoyed Moana. It was like 3 outspoken people who got mad that Maui was Thicc and said it was reinforcing a stereotype that polynesians are fat. It was kinda ridiculous but for whatever the media picked it up and acted like Polynesians hated the moved. I have family in Hawaii and American Samoan and Moana is a beloved movie in the culture especially for kids. Once were warriors, Rapa Nui, and Siones Wedding are still probaly the biggest films but Moana was well recived.

[Cyke]

Cant wait, dont let the media trick you either most polynesians loved and enjoyed Moana. It was like 3 outspoken people who got mad that Maui was Thicc and said it was reinforcing a stereotype that polynesians are fat. It was kinda ridiculous but for whatever the media picked it up and acted like Polynesians hated the moved. I have family in Hawaii and American Samoan and Moana is a beloved movie in the culture especially for kids. Once were warriors, Rapa Nui, and Siones Wedding are still probaly the biggest films but Moana was well recived.

I've a friend who's Pacific Islander and is a historian of Polynesian traditions. His specialty is pre-colonial times. We got to talking about Moana, and he was concerned about a lot of the things he perceived to be inaccuracies or sugarcoating of certain traditions and customs. He said, "There are so many things wrong with it. And every time I watch it, I pick up something new that's wrong."

I replied, "But that means you've seen it several times already, huh?"

"Oh yeah," he said. "I love this movie. Can't get enough of it."

"I guess you're like a Trekkie. Trekkies love picking apart Star Trek."

"I suppose so."

Very chill dude all around, he loves Moana's impact on Pacific Islander exposure, and above all else he thinks it's just a great movie all around. But historians gonna history.

[Midvillian1322]

I've a friend who's Pacific Islander and is a historian of Polynesian traditions. His specialty is pre-colonial times. We got to talking about Moana, and he was concerned about a lot of the things he perceived to be inaccuracies or sugarcoating of certain traditions and customs. He said, "There are so many things wrong with it. And every time I watch it, I pick up something new that's wrong."

I replied, "But that means you've seen it several times already, huh?"

"Oh yeah," he said. "I love this movie. Can't get enough of it."

"I guess you're like a Trekkie. Trekkies love picking apart Star Trek."

"I suppose so."

Very chill dude all around, he loves Moana's impact on Pacific Islander exposure, and above all else he thinks it's just a great movie all around. But historians gonna history.

I'm aware my ancestors indulged in a bit of cannibalism and other barbaric acts. But a disney movie is no place for any of that lol. But I get it

[WebLurker]

Very chill dude all around, he loves Moana's impact on Pacific Islander exposure, and above all else he thinks it's just a great movie all around. But historians gonna history.

Like anything, it's important to remember that movies shouldn't be used as a history source.