hair way different, skin lighter

looks younger but idk if that is just part of the movie

I guess her skin is a bit lighter

is she supposed to be black?

yes

I am not familiar with disney films

I mean, there are reasons to lighten skin for film

https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Video122/v4/2d/33/86/2d33864b-1688-7cc7-193e-ee7c0f825be9/pr_source.lsr/268x0w.png

ultimately, with less light being transmitted, you lose detail

Ya, I wasn't too interested in most of the video, as I don't follow disney either. But tim likes to put some of his opinions in strange places.

not really sure that that's a big difference

I haven't watched this tim video you're talking about though

the hair is the biggest difference

and I obviously have not heard the controversy that sparked it

His opinion on social justice is really the main takeaway I got, well that and people complain about everything, but that's obvious at this point.

yeah, she went from a weave to a... somewhat more believable maybe-non-weave

also looks better in my opinion

well and the color

yeah, it's dyed

it seems

is it viable for it to be dyed, in the context of the story?

i mean, idk, the one on the right is from a movie not yet out

thats just from the promo

they said they are changing it

I mean, also they don't really have to make her look like some prototypical example of a recognizable "race"

oh, they're changing it?

disney is yeah

I hope not due to people being fucking idiots

but I guess that's probably why

what do the complainers want?

i think they are just messing with the colors, not necessarily character design

darker skin?

black hair?

to complain

they claimed she came out lighter than expect due to translation issues going from the 2d to 3d with light modeling and all that

what they mean is

they lit the scene well enough

that her skin detail is visible, and her hair set off from her face, to frame it

they lit it so well, even the black person turned white

heheh

cultural appropriation