RE: The Princess and the Frog--contains spoliers

I have recently scene the film and I was amazed. Stepping outside of first black princess for a sec, the 2D was amazing. Disney has really pulled through all its years of, well, kind of crappy movies. Now getting back to point, the first black princess was a success. Now there are those of you who say things like "but she was a frog the whole movie" or "she came from the projects" or "she wasn't originally a princess." Well, here is what I have to say on those matters. First of this black princess would by far be the strongest princess (in ways of commitment, dedication, role model, etc) Disney has ever had aside from Bell in Beauty and the Beast. Not only was there are magical sense in the movie, but also a reality side-- you got to work hard. Even if you've wished upon a star, you've got to do your share.

So what if she came from the projects, she had much more character than any other princess (I mean really, Arial from The Little Mermaid was in a word shallow, she couldn't accept who she was. Of course that's debatable but moving on). And that just showed how much more of a role model she is for her never-giving-up attitude. She went from the projects to running her own booming restaurant-- now that's dedication. And Disney was just trying to be historically correct--what do you want them to do? Lie and not be aware that the majority of black people, or people in general I suppose, back then were poor? Not to mention the great family ties she had (aside from the fact that Disney ALWAYS has to kill one parent).

And honestly, who cares if she was a frog practically the whole movie, we take steps to reach a destination, give it time. Hopefully, this is just the beginning of equal, multi-race entertainment. I kind of have a feeling that the only people who noticed that are people who are trying to prove they are aware of racism in the world. But really, if you are a person who just noticed there weren't any black princesses before the movie even was being advertised, give yourself a pat on the back.

This movie was great and I am excited to see more of the likes of it.