Nintendo’s Zelda movie has found its princess and hero of time
Nintendo’s Zelda movie has found its princess and hero of time
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Nintendo’s Zelda movie has found its princess and hero of time
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Weirder choices than Mario. She looks like she could take his lunch money.
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That's pretty lore accurate, though, right?
Most Links are portrayed as being either kids/teenagers or very young-looking adults, and Zelda is often portrayed as being a more experienced character, still young but often already embroiled in the politics or conflicts that are core to the story's initial setup. Link usually shows character growth as he rises to the challenge, but Zelda is often a more static character, who starts the story fully fledged.
I've never heard of either actor, but a cursory Google to look at their various photos and I can see them working in the roles. Obviously assuming they can act, too.
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Usually they reincarnate to be about the same age. Zelda does tend to be in leadership because she always reincarnates as the princess but link is always physically much stronger. Also his face is weirdly round for the character but that's my own artsy opinion based on the main 3D games.
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Live action seems like such a weird choice for this
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Wait is there actually a Zelda movie happening? I feel like I've heard of intentions to make a Zelda movie for 20 years.
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boooo typical nintendo casting L. They could have cast Hunter Schafer, the literal perfect Princess Zelda. I mean.... look at her!!!
One should not make the mistake to just judge a single photograph, for a role in a film. Its also important how they move and talk, and what the perception of the person based on existing films is. I'm not in the position to judge about any of these castings or your suggestion, just wanted bring in this point into the discussion.
I was crossing my fingers for Hunter Schafer, but the casting they chose looks pretty decent. They're a bit younger than I expected but I guess it's lore accurate.
Y'all are weird as fuck about this casting I don't like it.
People have different preferences. It would be nicer to say "I don't see it, I don't think she would fit," instead of "y'all are weird as fuck..." that's kind of rude and weird to say.