I don't really like Belle too much. She calls the townspeople "little people" and then asks her father why they don't like her. She doesn't seem aware that they have to work to feed their families; rather, she thinks they should read her fantasy books. Belle just generally comes off as extremely aloof, which I don't like.

I don't really like Anastasia/Anya (the character). In a lot of polls and such she always seems to win as everyone's favorite even though no one really comments why. I find her too abrasive and she never gets called out for her behavior or learns from it. I know other people share this opinion, it just seems like Anya has so many Stans.

I'm sorry but I think Pixar is so overrated. The movies all have the same cheesy, forced cuteness, bland characters, overused odd couple roadtrip plot, and stale suburban wine mom humor. They get away with it because the animation is generally good, the concepts are interesting, and there's at least like ten solid minutes of emotional manipulation so you feel bad criticizing anything in them (looking at you, Up and Wall-E.)

I never really liked "I'll Make a Man Out of You". Shang's singing doesn't do it for me, but I also just don't think the song is very good in general.

Imma revive this forum by saying I don't think Honey Lemon is annoying, which is what most people seem to think IMO.
She does have sort of an overwhelmingly cheerful, gushy personality, but as long as she still possesses intelligence (basically, as long as she's not an airhead), and as long as she's a decent person towards other people, I have no problem with her :).

I love the first Cars film. Everybody seems to hate it but I think it's a really sweet, fun, enjoyable film with awesome characters and a great message. Sure, it's not as innovative as other Pixar films plot-wise, but it's still a great film nonetheless and never understood all the unnecessary hate.

For some reason i didn't really take to The Lego Batman movie. I think Robin was cute and laughed a couple times but by the end i didn't really have much to say about it. I just kinda forgot about it and when my attention was brought back I didn't really like it.

I'm actually not really liking the "meta humor" turn animated movies are taking. a quip here in there was little irritating but i got it was a joke. Now though it feels like the companies think that it's all it takes to be considered clever or subversive or whatever and I don't think its funny and takes gravitas out of some moments in movies. I like Moana but i HATE HATE when Maui just ruins her moment of pondering to say "if you start singing I'm going to throw up" If it'd been only one line like it I'd shrug it off but it happens like at least 3 times and GRAAH!!! it's not like i don't enjoy movies that rely on it A LOT as satire (lego movie) or have a few lines like it (moana) but I just really want them to...stop... it's like they're scared to take themselves seriously or are reveling in throwaway lines to pretend to be progressive (Frozen)

I know it can be irritating to see Frozen fans overanalyze and squee over every detail in Frozen gifs, but it's equally irritating when Renaissance fans do it too, only that's generally considered the best era so nobody thinks they're annoying. People fawn over Mulan blinking or Anya being ~sassy or Ariel holding a fork and write paragraphs about how perfect they are. Why is that more annoying than what Frozen fans do? (I know this is the second time I've written about Ren fans but I recently had a bad encounter with one and over the years I've just seen them usually not be the most fun to engage with).

I saw a Tumblr anon from a couple weeks back hating on Héctor because he "abandoned his family" and was a "bad husband and father" and just a bad person, fully ignoring what happened to him when he TRIED to return home and that he spent 96 years trying to correct his mistake. I'm probably a little biased here because I love Héctor, but it seems like this person didn't watch the same movie as me and totally misconstrued his character.