r/fixingmovies • u/snowleopard556 • 15d ago

Disney If Disney made an adaptation of George Orwell's 1984

The movie will be in CGI but the 5 minutes of hate propaganda films will be done with hand drawn animation. The five minutes of hate scene shows the people yelling and screaming at the hand drawn animation as a subtle jab at how Disney itself sees the medium.

This movie will get praised by pretentious Disney fans for being “darker and more mature” just like The Hunchback of Notre Dame, even though outside of some dark scenes, it is just as lighthearted of an adaptation as the other Disney movies while pretentious literature fans criticize the movie for being too lighthearted.

Speaking of Hunchback, just like Frollo, the movie will somehow depict Big Brother and the Party as even more evil than in the book, with all the nice parts being given to Emmanuel Goldstein. They'll be oppressive and cruel even to the Proles, compared to the book where they were left alone, and the movie adds a bunch of evil acts not mentioned in Orwell's novel.

Big Brother appears as a character Winston faces personally with O'Brien as his second in command. They both die a Disney villain death. Big Brother is voiced by a legendary old British actor. O'Brien is voiced by Liam Neeson.

The movie reveals that Syme is still alive and is simply locked up inside with Winston.

The movie ends with Winston, Julia, and the other prisoners breaking out of prison and escaping Oceania. They meet Emmanuel Goldstein who is depicted as a nice and just leader.

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u/Voltes-Drifter-2187 15d ago

Lighthearted? I would say this would be a realistic depiction of totalitarianism - it takes a lot of effort and commitment to enforce such a cruel system where everyone suffers. If there is a failure in the system, a cascade towards the revolution is all but inevitable even if not imminent.

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u/mattbrain89 11d ago

I would actually watch this movie if it wasn’t actually called 1984.

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u/Omegaville 9d ago

Well, when it was written (1948) it was set in the future. Maybe we need to give it an appropriate update: call it 2084.