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In response to "Graph of male/female balance in Disney films -- (link)" by Max

Men talk more than women in Frozen? -- nm

Posted by David, Earth’s Mightiest Hero (aka David) Mar 8 '19, 11:00

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(not having seen it) there are two female characters and they're separated for most of the movie. -- nm - Roger More Mar 8, 11:38 6
- Yes, but it's their story told from their perspectives. - David Mar 8, 11:40 5
  - And their interactions in those stories are all with men, so it makes sense. (BTW missing from the analysis - Lilo and Stitch) - Roger More Mar 8, 11:48 4
    - Also missing - Snow White, Cinderella, Tangled. -- nm - The Wardog Mar 8, 11:49 3
      - Only the top 2500 US Box Office Grossing films were part of the overall analysis with the Disney stuff being a subset -- nm - JD Mar 8, 11:55 2
        
        Tangled is the 200th biggest movie Domestically ever. -- nm - Will Hunting Mar 8, 11:59 1
        
        Yep. L&S is #372 and Cinderlla is #199. Also they include Something Wicked This Way Comes, which is a weird choice being 30 years old and grossing $8M -- nm - Roger More Mar 8, 12:12
apparently. Stupid Olaf. -- nm - oblique Mar 8, 11:05 2
- Cut off his snowballs. -- nm - Baronan the Accuser Mar 8, 11:07 1
  - that escalated quickly -- nm - Epiphany Mar 8, 11:13

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