i swear disney villians have gotten soft over the years, the deleted scenes were so much better than the representation of the villian in the non deleted scenes :/
He wanted to protect his power, and he grew to hate the whole town just because they were a little needy, which by the way is the way he made them, by erasing their memories of their wishes while holding onto them, thus leaving them with uncertainty.
@@briantyler3474 What are you talking about? They were perfectly happy with the way they were living until Asha got all whiny about the way Magnifico ran the kingdom and decided to steal from him.
@@briantyler3474 Can you imagine how the people would feel getting their wish back? They’d be wondering why Magnifico didn’t deem their wish “good enough” to grant. Then there wouldn’t just be discourse between him and the people, but also between those who got their wishes granted and those who didn’t.
I'd consider the fact that their desire to achieve their wishes defeated him as opposed to the fact that they were singing. Besides, it's not like this is the first time a villain was defeated through a musical number. Look at The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie with the Goofy Goober Rock song.
Oh no! I forgot the concept was everyone who fell in love with Disney feeling I was part of the movie! Oh no I’m a critic with no quitting on relentless comments and thinking I’m cute with remarks! Oh no! I never got into honors writing because I understand nothing
I don’t think people understand what the line “we are stars” meant. we are literally made of stardust, all the elements that make our body has come from stars, and it makes this scene so powerful.
Say all the hate you want for this, but this reprise honestly brought me early Disney vibes, back when it was *really* magical. Liked the movie a bit too.
@@NinToaster_9 For real!? what did she do bruhhh she only started singing “UpOn A StAr” then the wish come true then the star helped her like she didn’t do anything bro 💀she only started singing in the end and boom e everything solved-
This really shows that power of people can really defeat even the strongest person who has power. If we as nation can really stand up for each other no one can ever dictate and manipulate us. This song is so powerful especially when you live in the Philippines.
I grew up on Disney movies and I'm extremely picky especially with newer movies and I absolutely loved this! The last time I can honestly say that was Princess and the frog
I held it together until her Dahlia started singing. Then I lost it! This reprise was not only beautiful but it was so powerful really hit the message home with this scene!
Can you explain why she started singing? How did she hear Asha? How did she know to Wish the wishes to come back with all the rest? Why didn't Asha ask everyone to do that before? Please explain. You probably know since you feel so strongly about this scene
@@greygorygaming “we are stars” That’s the overall theme of the film. Meaning we’re all connected to each other contributing to the vast complexity of the universe. And while we are all unique, individual, and independent in our own right, we’re all still connected! It was that connection that allowed Dahlia to save her friend!
Jennifer Lee said that Wish centers around the concept of the corrupting influence of power. King Magnifico begins as a benevolent ruler who is driven to build something aspirational after experiencing the trauma of his own wish destroyed in childhood. His transition to evil is the result of his own choices and when he is challenged by Asha he begins to show the flaws in his character. She said that these challenges reveal the nature of his character, "It's not your greatest moments, it's your toughest moments and the choices you make".
@@twist58 Can you imagine what would happen if he did though everyone would be getting md at each other like why wasn't my wish granted but theirs was. why cant every wish be granted? If every wish was it would be chaos its probably for the best to not hand back the wishes.
@@angelaraker7672 Maybe after Magnifico was defeated, the floor slowly moved down and back to its original position, and Asha left through the doorway?
How funny that Magnifico is based on Chris Pine considering that he got the role in English! When I saw the villain’s design before the release of Wish, I thought he looks like Dr. Strange. 😂
@@GalaxyRoyal I remember going to the Villains fandom and it said Magnifico resembles Chris Pine, but what made me believe it were the mirrors in this scene
I really love this ending. So core to the disney philosophy. Good wins not just because it wants to. It wins becasue it has too. Slefless love, compassion, and imagination will always prevail against selfishness, cruelty, and ego.
I noticed that too, but I also noticed the 2nd time watching this movie that there’s a ridiculous amount of nods & Easter eggs about any & all Disney movies
@@Hotsttuffa Understandable. I mean, this movie was made to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Disney. How else were you gonna put a bunch of Disney-themed Easter Eggs?
King Magnifico's weakness is Asha's song. The people sang it to free Asha, Star, and their wishes. King Magnifico tried to stop them by using his powerful dark magic, but their most powerful music weakened it.
There’s actually an easter egg in this scene. If you pause at the right time where where he was getting sucked in the staff, you can see the face from the mirror of the wall from snow white
This is probably one of the better songs and reprises out there. It actually ties into the plot and affects the story to tie in the climax. Although, as much as I hate people comparing the animation to sofia the first because I don't agree, this is VERY reminiscent of Sofia the First Finale where Sofia defeat Vor by singing and has a stronger light. This doesn't make this scene not good. I just have to acknowledge the sinilarities. This reprise and climax JUST ABOUT tied the film to make it a... servicable overall film. Not good. Oh how I wish it was good overall but I do adore this reprise. It ties into the message and is diagetic in a good way. This climax just about makes the film watchable for me.
On the one hand, I get that this scene is powerful. The music is good, the framing is good, the shots, editing, singing, everything, it's all very well done. Me personally, I just can't get past that the big bad is defeated through...wishing. I mean, if the movie showed earlier that the power of one person's wish is magical, and that by wishing with all your might, you can make magic happen, that would be one thing. But they defeat his evil magic by just...wanting it to go away. The whole message of the movie is to embrace your own wish, and make it come true with your own hard work and dedication, instead of relying on someone else's promises to make it come true. But here, Magnifico is nothing more than an evil guy who wants to take over and be evil; he isn't promising to be their benevalent ruler anymore. It's not like they now have to decide whether to side with Asha and reclaim their wishes or side with Magnifico and hope he grants them. They all know he's evil (kinda hard not to notice it here), so them standing up against him is just, well, a given. The townspeople aren't shown to be cowardly or hopeless, this isn't really a big moment for them. I get that this is the moment they all stand up to the villain together, but couldn't they have done something more than just...sing? Like, throw a rock, break their 'chains', use some kind of magic, anything. Instead, they just say "We wish for Magnifico to lose" and he loses. My problem with this is just that it's just not Disney. Disney is Tarzan's Clint hanging himself because he's blinded by his own bloodlust. Disney is Ursala turning into a fricken Kraken, with the Prince driving a ship into her gut to kill her. Disney is Aladin using his street smarts to con Jafar into becoming a genie. Disney knows how to make a final battle. Disney is better than this. And yes, as I said, this scene IS powerful. I've watched it multiple times because it has that emotion to it. But I'm saying it could have been so, so, so much more.
I mean plenty of series decide to do non threatening defeats Frisk in Undertale talks down the god of Hyperdeath Ness and his friends depower Gigyas by praying I can go on
@@frisk8632 But they didn’t do anything. They defeated him simply because they wanted to. And I still don’t understand why. They were perfectly happy living the way they were. Nothing changed except Asha complaining about the way Magnifico ran his kingdom and when she didn’t get what she wanted, she decided to steal the king’s property. And somehow Magnifico is the bad guy?
@@jessicajennings9148 Magnifico probably took everyone’s wishes as a way of controlling them. Giving a false promise of granting their wishes if they do what he says. While only granting the wishes he knows won’t threaten him. He see Asha as a threat because she’s the first one to question his rule.
Black Hat: (furious) MAGNIFICOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! Magnifico: Yes, Black Hat? Black Hat: (furious) YOU'RE FIRED!!!! Dr. Flug: I told him his plan was a bad idea, my lord.
Guys calm down. Magnifico is a villain because he is a MAD man. He goes wicked mad over small things. Magnifico doesn't pay his town the way he tells us.
I dont think people dont really understand the meaning of this scene but that's fine because the build-up was horrible. They're singing the wish song as a way of uniting with eachother and rebelling against Magnifico. Star was able to come to Earth because of Asha singing "This Wish" so it would only make sense that Star's power would increase with *everyone* singing, and thats how he escaped the staff.
I'd like for the people who sympathizes King Magnifico to tell me after seeing this what's to like or feel bad about him now? Harming his own wife, the town he granted some wishes for, and the protagonist herself. The whole bad past thing is too far gone to back him up
I just noticed this, but did you notice that king magnifico was the only one who didn't have that wish fragment inside during the song? My guess is when he used the dark magic, he lost his wish. And since all the other wishes were taken, and he had none of his own, in extange for the power he was granted, he was sealed inside the glass fragment
Y'ALL ITS JUST A SONG ITS JUST THEY ARE SINGING IT DOSESN'T MEAN ITS BAD ITS JUST THEY ARE SINGING IN HARMONY Y'ALL ARE GONNA REGRET IT AND ITS JUST A DISNEY SONG!!!😡😡😡
One of the Greatest Villain King Magnifico reminds of Prince Hans such an bad guy. When Princess Asha wins a reprise better than Anna & Elsa save the world!
I hate this movie...but even I get chills listening to this song. I can't explain why. The OG wasn't good to begin with, this isn't a super impactful moment or anything...idk.
I absolutely see what Disney was going for with Magnifico. He’s an egotistical man doing ‘good’ by granting the wishes most convenient for him to maintain his rule. He isn’t giving people what they need. Just toying with them and presenting them with a magical wand to put their faith in. This is an evil. And can be a great villain story. However! Disney forgets Magnifico is the villain and writes him as a Charasmatic and caring if egotistical leader. Who is doing his best and by all accounts everyone in Rosa knows what’s up. So instead they ex machina him into a villain. And it just doesn’t work.
I mean no disrespect but people who think this way do not have a good understanding of history. Many a ruthless dictator or monarch started out with good intentions but power corrupted them. That was the whole point of this story: Absolute power corrupts absolutely, and the corruption gets gradually worse over time. It starts as egotistical and a bit paranoid, then progresses to anger over any questioning or difference of opinion, and ultimately turns into ruthlessness.
@@Annahg78 but that’s not the plot of this movie. Magnifico turns evil via ‘dark magic’ I would love a proper tragic hero becomes the villain story. But this isn’t what they do. Also super weird but you are absolutely being disrespectful. History has nothing to do with this. That’s completely irrelevant actually. This is a fantasy. Not history. And we are evaluating a plot. The moral is absolutely “power corrupts” but the plot of the movie doesn’t follow that. Because Power isn’t what corrupts Magnifico. It’s dark magic. Dark Magic he decides to use on the flimsiest of whims.
@@Annahg78 Magnifico is an egomaniac. That doesn’t make him a bad leader. He is driven by his own past and fear of loosing everything. When we meet him we see he is at the beginnings of his villain arc. He clearly still cares for his people. But he is stealing their ambition. Having them put their faith in him. Asha’s own grandfather wants to inspire the next generation. But rather then try he just wishes and puts his faith in Magnifico. That’s wrong and Magnifico has done that to his whole kingdom. Here we have the makings of a great villain. But Magnifico as a character is too sympathetic. His argument that “inspiring people is too vague” is justifiable. Because we see his past. Rosas is a Utopia and the residents aren’t being forced or lied too. Asha doesn’t uncover some grand conspiracy. She just realizes something that any adult doing basic math could figure out. That’s the issue. Disney wants Magnifico to be evil. But being an egomaniac isn’t evil. He is doing something bad but with good intentions. The road to hell is being paved. If Disney has decided to follow his arc through and we actually saw him get corrupted and watched him fall that’s one thing. But making him a villain via dark magic is just lazy writing
Why was Magnifico bodyslamming Asha with his staff OK but him slapping Amaya across the face in earlier development was not? I understand Jennifer Lee gasped at the concept and shut it down.
He was so...campy. I'm so disappointed with Disney's 100 yr showcase. We could have had the first villainous couple, a long awaited romance in the Disneyverse once again, and they COULD have actually finished animating the movie. This weird, pastel, shader-cell, grainy, storybook aesthetic was NOT it.
![King Magnifico - The Mad King [disney wish]](/img/n.gif)
they really pulled “the power of friendship” with this one 💀😍
Yeah and someone thought that friendship was for fools
i swear disney villians have gotten soft over the years, the deleted scenes were so much better than the representation of the villian in the non deleted scenes :/
its so bad lmao
This is my favorite movie. They really pulled up the power of singing and friendship.❤
King 👑 Magnifico: Boo 👻
What was he even trying to do here? Yeah so you kidnap an entire town, what next? You never think these things through
The people at Disney are the ones that didn’t think things through
He wanted to protect his power, and he grew to hate the whole town just because they were a little needy, which by the way is the way he made them, by erasing their memories of their wishes while holding onto them, thus leaving them with uncertainty.
@@briantyler3474 What are you talking about? They were perfectly happy with the way they were living until Asha got all whiny about the way Magnifico ran the kingdom and decided to steal from him.
@@jessicajennings9148 So why doesn’t Magnifico give the ungranted wishes back?
@@briantyler3474 Can you imagine how the people would feel getting their wish back? They’d be wondering why Magnifico didn’t deem their wish “good enough” to grant. Then there wouldn’t just be discourse between him and the people, but also between those who got their wishes granted and those who didn’t.
"Oh no! Choral ensembles! My one weakness!!"
"The Power of Friendship triumphs over Evil once again!"
There were thousands of way this "final fight" couldve been executed
I'd consider the fact that their desire to achieve their wishes defeated him as opposed to the fact that they were singing. Besides, it's not like this is the first time a villain was defeated through a musical number. Look at The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie with the Goofy Goober Rock song.
Oh no! I forgot the concept was everyone who fell in love with Disney feeling I was part of the movie!
Oh no I’m a critic with no quitting on relentless comments and thinking I’m cute with remarks!
Oh no! I never got into honors writing because I understand nothing
@@timonfanmedia3268 I think so BUT also consider that it was the collective power of their ONE wish that was inevitably granted
"power of friendship and love!" ahh scene 😭🙏
I don’t think people understand what the line “we are stars” meant. we are literally made of stardust, all the elements that make our body has come from stars, and it makes this scene so powerful.
Especially if you take into consideration the Big Bang.
Still doesn't make any sense
@@meathead2934 Don't you remember that the universe itself and everything in it was created from the Big Bang?
@@meathead2934 Basically Disney ruined their first atheist movie 💀 eh im Christian tho so ion support the idea
@JustinGrant-jf5gv sorry the big bang theory is just that the Christian view of creation is more accurate
Say all the hate you want for this, but this reprise honestly brought me early Disney vibes, back when it was *really* magical.
Liked the movie a bit too.
This movie will likely be a cult classic
What do you mean? Which classic Disney movie defeats the villain by singing and wishing?
@@greygorygaming That’s my point. There aren’t any, or at least none that I’ve seen yet that aren’t the classics, both from the past and today.
And there were refrences from other Disney movies. There was from Rapunzel Cinderella and Snow White the evil queen character
@@lilachodan4941 True. And in the video, King Magnifico briefly becomes the mirror from the original “Snow White” movie.
Bruh imagine being defeating by singing💀💀
Skill issue...
lol I loved this movie to & the song but if Star boy was there it would be so epic!!! 😭😭😭
Asha didn’t do any action.
@@NinToaster_9 For real!? what did she do bruhhh she only started singing “UpOn A StAr” then the wish come true then the star helped her like she didn’t do anything bro 💀she only started singing in the end and boom e everything solved-
@@NinToaster_9 Good, I didn't want her to be like Peach from the Mario Movie
This really shows that power of people can really defeat even the strongest person who has power. If we as nation can really stand up for each other no one can ever dictate and manipulate us.
This song is so powerful especially when you live in the Philippines.
The movie didn’t make sense but there were some catchy songs like this
Yes exactly. That's the thing. It is such a beautiful scene
I can't wait to never apply this logic in real life because I don't want to throw down a working system just so my grandpa gets his wish granted
This wish reprise is one of my favourite songs
Me too
Me 3
Me 4
Me 5
Me 6
Say all ya want, but this was pretty epic
Agreed. Them all standing up made me think of when I was a kid and my parents and siblings would all sing along. I loved this movie.
Yes ma’am
Yess the best
I don’t like this movie for the most part, but this scene is really good
-kidnaps the entire town
-town becomes a choir
-fucking dies
I wouldn't say die. More like being given the Dr. Facilier treatment.
@@annaleichliter4171In the Croatian dub, Dr. Facilier & Magnifico share the same voice.
Yeah, that's a classic Disney ending alright, bad situation, then a song and villain death
@@annaleichliter4171 Actually more of the Jafar treatment.
@@briantyler3474 Jafar got sucked by the lamp, true. But we didn't see hands grasping at him.
I grew up on Disney movies and I'm extremely picky especially with newer movies and I absolutely loved this! The last time I can honestly say that was Princess and the frog
What about Tangled and Frozen?
I held it together until her Dahlia started singing. Then I lost it!
This reprise was not only beautiful but it was so powerful really hit the message home with this scene!
Can you explain why she started singing? How did she hear Asha? How did she know to Wish the wishes to come back with all the rest? Why didn't Asha ask everyone to do that before? Please explain. You probably know since you feel so strongly about this scene
@@greygorygaming “we are stars”
That’s the overall theme of the film. Meaning we’re all connected to each other contributing to the vast complexity of the universe.
And while we are all unique, individual, and independent in our own right, we’re all still connected!
It was that connection that allowed Dahlia to save her friend!
Magnifico was starting to chuckle his soft laugh menacingly until Dahlia started to sing which was kinda funny 😆
I love this reprise. The clouds turning in the shape of moana's rock is awesome
I didn't like how King Magnifico held Asha prisoner and injured her.
@@angelaraker7672i know, Asha feels weak and pain by him, but i'm glad the people heal her and save Star
That's the p3dophilia sign.
@@user-ff1ry9is4s How did they heal her?
@@angelaraker7672 i think it because people sing her song and her glow
Jennifer Lee said that Wish centers around the concept of the corrupting influence of power. King Magnifico begins as a benevolent ruler who is driven to build something aspirational after experiencing the trauma of his own wish destroyed in childhood. His transition to evil is the result of his own choices and when he is challenged by Asha he begins to show the flaws in his character. She said that these challenges reveal the nature of his character, "It's not your greatest moments, it's your toughest moments and the choices you make".
I always thought Magnifico was a more sinister Alma from Encanto
@@t1rkb841 At least Alma took responsibility for her own actions and/or behavior.
@@briantyler3474 exactly why I said more sinister
Very cult leader behavior.
@@t1rkb841Speaking of Encanto, Magnifico’s Hungarian voice is the same as Felix.
How he sayd like a slay queen”ooH nO yOU DON’t”’⚡️❤️🔥😂
4:09 i will never unsee that mask
Literally it's literally the magic mirror
That leads me to the theory that since Magnifico is now imprisoned, perhaps HE became the Evil Queen’s Magic Mirror.
There are universal truths here that may seem simple but they’re actually very powerful if fully understood. Also the music is nice.
3:50 Magnifico: Those are my wishes!
They are not your wishes anymore you dastardly king
@@tomcallaghan4616 Yeah. These wishes belong to the people of Rosas!
"Friendship is magic" Ahh scene💀
Yeah, that is the most powerful of all
It takes the people to make a man the king. And any king who forgets that he's nothing without a people will soon fall..
Wait does this mean magnifico ended up becoming the magic mirror in snow white?
This is so unreal im literally shedding tears ☠️
its 2 am and im cracking up at this comment 😭💀
People are helping Asha to sing this wish trying to stop king magnifico that he destroys the wishes and let the star out.
Yeah I agree they are trying help her
Me too
(3:44) I felt that emotionally.
Everything he stole… goes back where it belongs! 😠
But didn't they give their wishes willingly to begin with. Its not stealing if they handed them over willingly to begin with
@@user-jx5ji6pu7s Yet, he selfishly refused to hand them back. So technically, that’s stealing.
@@twist58Not stealing but just plain being an ass
@@twist58 Can you imagine what would happen if he did though everyone would be getting md at each other like why wasn't my wish granted but theirs was. why cant every wish be granted? If every wish was it would be chaos its probably for the best to not hand back the wishes.
This wish reprise is a magical Disney song, that I have ever seen in a Disney movie, but this movie does have crossover from other Disney movies
0:07 One of the mirrors slightly to the left looked like his voice actor, Chris Pine
How'd Asha get down from the top of that tower?
@@angelaraker7672 Maybe after Magnifico was defeated, the floor slowly moved down and back to its original position, and Asha left through the doorway?
@@rosychan4607 Yes.
How funny that Magnifico is based on Chris Pine considering that he got the role in English! When I saw the villain’s design before the release of Wish, I thought he looks like Dr. Strange. 😂
@@GalaxyRoyal I remember going to the Villains fandom and it said Magnifico resembles Chris Pine, but what made me believe it were the mirrors in this scene
Girl who the hell heard her singing from all the way up there 💀
That’s what I be saying it’s like she has freaking ear like a bat
I really love this ending. So core to the disney philosophy. Good wins not just because it wants to. It wins becasue it has too. Slefless love, compassion, and imagination will always prevail against selfishness, cruelty, and ego.
I can't help but think that Magnifico saying "wishes do come true" is a nod to Morgana from The Little Mermaid II: Return To The Sea
I noticed that too, but I also noticed the 2nd time watching this movie that there’s a ridiculous amount of nods & Easter eggs about any & all Disney movies
@@Hotsttuffa Yeah I knew that. I just like how they even added an Easter egg from a Disney sequel
@@Hotsttuffa Understandable. I mean, this movie was made to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Disney. How else were you gonna put a bunch of Disney-themed Easter Eggs?
@@annaleichliter4171 That’s fair
King Magnifico's weakness is Asha's song. The people sang it to free Asha, Star, and their wishes. King Magnifico tried to stop them by using his powerful dark magic, but their most powerful music weakened it.
Their song is the light that will conquer the darkness.
That right
Everybody singing in harmony was too powerful for Magnifico and his staff to handle.
@@angelaraker7672 yeah
3:50 Those are my wishes!
Me: No they’re not!!
They belong to the people!!
Yeah
It’s over, Magnifico!
Yeah
Those wishes belong to the people of rosa.
There’s actually an easter egg in this scene. If you pause at the right time where where he was getting sucked in the staff, you can see the face from the mirror of the wall from snow white
Your right, I see that face of the magic mirror.
At the beginning of the video he’s says “Mirrors, Mirrors on the wall” which is a reference to snow whites tale
This is probably one of the better songs and reprises out there. It actually ties into the plot and affects the story to tie in the climax.
Although, as much as I hate people comparing the animation to sofia the first because I don't agree, this is VERY reminiscent of Sofia the First Finale where Sofia defeat Vor by singing and has a stronger light.
This doesn't make this scene not good. I just have to acknowledge the sinilarities.
This reprise and climax JUST ABOUT tied the film to make it a... servicable overall film. Not good. Oh how I wish it was good overall but I do adore this reprise. It ties into the message and is diagetic in a good way.
This climax just about makes the film watchable for me.
On the one hand, I get that this scene is powerful. The music is good, the framing is good, the shots, editing, singing, everything, it's all very well done. Me personally, I just can't get past that the big bad is defeated through...wishing. I mean, if the movie showed earlier that the power of one person's wish is magical, and that by wishing with all your might, you can make magic happen, that would be one thing. But they defeat his evil magic by just...wanting it to go away. The whole message of the movie is to embrace your own wish, and make it come true with your own hard work and dedication, instead of relying on someone else's promises to make it come true. But here, Magnifico is nothing more than an evil guy who wants to take over and be evil; he isn't promising to be their benevalent ruler anymore. It's not like they now have to decide whether to side with Asha and reclaim their wishes or side with Magnifico and hope he grants them. They all know he's evil (kinda hard not to notice it here), so them standing up against him is just, well, a given. The townspeople aren't shown to be cowardly or hopeless, this isn't really a big moment for them. I get that this is the moment they all stand up to the villain together, but couldn't they have done something more than just...sing? Like, throw a rock, break their 'chains', use some kind of magic, anything. Instead, they just say "We wish for Magnifico to lose" and he loses. My problem with this is just that it's just not Disney. Disney is Tarzan's Clint hanging himself because he's blinded by his own bloodlust. Disney is Ursala turning into a fricken Kraken, with the Prince driving a ship into her gut to kill her. Disney is Aladin using his street smarts to con Jafar into becoming a genie. Disney knows how to make a final battle. Disney is better than this. And yes, as I said, this scene IS powerful. I've watched it multiple times because it has that emotion to it. But I'm saying it could have been so, so, so much more.
I watched this so many times and I still love it❣❣❣❣
This is the best song of this movie❤, 3:43 is epic
So they beat the villain… because they wished to beat him? What message are y’all trying to send here, Disney?
I mean plenty of series decide to do non threatening defeats
Frisk in Undertale talks down the god of Hyperdeath
Ness and his friends depower Gigyas by praying
I can go on
@@frisk8632 But they didn’t do anything. They defeated him simply because they wanted to. And I still don’t understand why. They were perfectly happy living the way they were. Nothing changed except Asha complaining about the way Magnifico ran his kingdom and when she didn’t get what she wanted, she decided to steal the king’s property. And somehow Magnifico is the bad guy?
@@jessicajennings9148 Magnifico probably took everyone’s wishes as a way of controlling them. Giving a false promise of granting their wishes if they do what he says. While only granting the wishes he knows won’t threaten him. He see Asha as a threat because she’s the first one to question his rule.
@@hunterhowey5393 Um, when did he ever say that he would grant everyone’s wish?
@@jessicajennings9148 people literally give him their wishes in hopes that it will be granted one day.
Black Hat: (furious) MAGNIFICOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
Magnifico: Yes, Black Hat?
Black Hat: (furious) YOU'RE FIRED!!!!
Dr. Flug: I told him his plan was a bad idea, my lord.
My favorite movie
LITERALLY
This is proof that goodness & honesty will always triumph over evil & corruption.
This is like discord from my little pony
I just realised if you look carefully, when Magnifico gets sucked into his staff, the magic mirror from Snow White can be seen briefly.
There is a reference from Snow White there. He is literally being a male version of Evil Queen
4:08:
I spy with my little eye a CERTAIN MASK!
It is the face the one in the mirror my sister told me that He is the face from snow white
Guys calm down. Magnifico is a villain because he is a MAD man. He goes wicked mad over small things. Magnifico doesn't pay his town the way he tells us.
I dont think people dont really understand the meaning of this scene but that's fine because the build-up was horrible. They're singing the wish song as a way of uniting with eachother and rebelling against Magnifico. Star was able to come to Earth because of Asha singing "This Wish" so it would only make sense that Star's power would increase with *everyone* singing, and thats how he escaped the staff.
This is the thanks I get
3:32 People singing every warning sign leads to Magnifico screaming lol 😂 😂 🤣
Those are my wishes.
Me: Those wishes belong to the citizens of rosa.
Jack frost : its over king mangfico there no place to hide
There is a difference between protecting people and holding them prisoner.
The main antagonist was defeated without any battle royale. which is I like better than the Mario movie
4:10 Boom! The king is defeated.
The phony king is defeated
And got stuck in his own mirror.
I'd like for the people who sympathizes King Magnifico to tell me after seeing this what's to like or feel bad about him now? Harming his own wife, the town he granted some wishes for, and the protagonist herself. The whole bad past thing is too far gone to back him up
4:05 - 4:09
Phenomenal cosmic powers...
Itty bitty living space
YES😂
0:11King Magnifico is become a powerful and wickedness darkness wizard.
The King was insane!
And I’m begging you to see has a sign cause’ i know that we choose to stand beside me.
"It was the friends we made along the way!" ahh song
So I make this wish, to have something more for us than this!
The people of rosa freed Asha, Star and their wishes by sinning in harmony.
I know, they let them defeat the king
The power of wishes
I just noticed this, but did you notice that king magnifico was the only one who didn't have that wish fragment inside during the song?
My guess is when he used the dark magic, he lost his wish. And since all the other wishes were taken, and he had none of his own, in extange for the power he was granted, he was sealed inside the glass fragment
Reminds me of Elsa in Frozen 🥺💜
What of this reminds you of Elsa? They’re nothing alike
I just realized something. Didn’t Dahlia have her cane in the beginning?
dream and wish is our power to make truthful lives
Good to see libertarian ideas being presented in this way. ❤
Y'ALL ITS JUST A SONG ITS JUST THEY ARE SINGING IT DOSESN'T MEAN ITS BAD ITS JUST THEY ARE SINGING IN HARMONY Y'ALL ARE GONNA REGRET IT AND ITS JUST A DISNEY SONG!!!😡😡😡
Now that King Magnifico is trapped in the mirror, I think he’ll say “my chances gone! I hate you Asha! Ugh!!!” and I think he’ll probably cry.
If you freeze the frame at 4:08 you will the face of the Evil Queens mirror.
The birth of the Magic mirror.
One of the Greatest Villain King Magnifico reminds of Prince Hans such an bad guy. When Princess Asha wins a reprise better than Anna & Elsa save the world!
Really?
I hate this movie...but even I get chills listening to this song. I can't explain why. The OG wasn't good to begin with, this isn't a super impactful moment or anything...idk.
4:09 if paused to perfection you can see the face from the Evil Queens mirror show for a split second show right as he’s being trapped.
I love the this song so much
“We are stars”sounds like Moana
it's because of you magnifico, if people listen people like you nobody got their objectives come true
Wish is rated PG for thematic elements and mild action.
In fact iggy in fact
King Magnifico Is Finally Dead!
Turning red reference
I loved it so much.💖💖💖💖💝💝💝💝💝🦄🦄🦄
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤😊
breavely princess asha defeat king magnifico
Yeah she is, she'll never give up anything
Sadly Asha is not a princess which I wished she was. She’s actually the fairy godmother from Cinderella.
I absolutely see what Disney was going for with Magnifico.
He’s an egotistical man doing ‘good’ by granting the wishes most convenient for him to maintain his rule. He isn’t giving people what they need. Just toying with them and presenting them with a magical wand to put their faith in.
This is an evil. And can be a great villain story.
However! Disney forgets Magnifico is the villain and writes him as a Charasmatic and caring if egotistical leader. Who is doing his best and by all accounts everyone in Rosa knows what’s up.
So instead they ex machina him into a villain. And it just doesn’t work.
I mean no disrespect but people who think this way do not have a good understanding of history. Many a ruthless dictator or monarch started out with good intentions but power corrupted them. That was the whole point of this story: Absolute power corrupts absolutely, and the corruption gets gradually worse over time. It starts as egotistical and a bit paranoid, then progresses to anger over any questioning or difference of opinion, and ultimately turns into ruthlessness.
@@Annahg78 but that’s not the plot of this movie. Magnifico turns evil via ‘dark magic’
I would love a proper tragic hero becomes the villain story. But this isn’t what they do.
Also super weird but you are absolutely being disrespectful. History has nothing to do with this. That’s completely irrelevant actually.
This is a fantasy. Not history. And we are evaluating a plot. The moral is absolutely “power corrupts” but the plot of the movie doesn’t follow that. Because Power isn’t what corrupts Magnifico. It’s dark magic.
Dark Magic he decides to use on the flimsiest of whims.
@@Annahg78 Magnifico is an egomaniac. That doesn’t make him a bad leader. He is driven by his own past and fear of loosing everything.
When we meet him we see he is at the beginnings of his villain arc. He clearly still cares for his people. But he is stealing their ambition. Having them put their faith in him. Asha’s own grandfather wants to inspire the next generation. But rather then try he just wishes and puts his faith in Magnifico. That’s wrong and Magnifico has done that to his whole kingdom.
Here we have the makings of a great villain. But Magnifico as a character is too sympathetic. His argument that “inspiring people is too vague” is justifiable. Because we see his past.
Rosas is a Utopia and the residents aren’t being forced or lied too. Asha doesn’t uncover some grand conspiracy. She just realizes something that any adult doing basic math could figure out.
That’s the issue. Disney wants Magnifico to be evil. But being an egomaniac isn’t evil. He is doing something bad but with good intentions. The road to hell is being paved.
If Disney has decided to follow his arc through and we actually saw him get corrupted and watched him fall that’s one thing.
But making him a villain via dark magic is just lazy writing
You don't deserve star!
Why was Magnifico bodyslamming Asha with his staff OK but him slapping Amaya across the face in earlier development was not? I understand Jennifer Lee gasped at the concept and shut it down.
imagine u being defeated from singing😂
SOOOOOO I MAKE THIS WISH! 😫
I know, I want to make my wish too
He was so...campy. I'm so disappointed with Disney's 100 yr showcase. We could have had the first villainous couple, a long awaited romance in the Disneyverse once again, and they COULD have actually finished animating the movie. This weird, pastel, shader-cell, grainy, storybook aesthetic was NOT it.
Now I figured out that Magnifico Was forced to see Lord Farquad in bed scene…
He then became the mirror companion of the evil queen and was forced to constantly tell her she was the "fairest of them all." Karma.
Friendship is powerfully
That King is a brute
❤❤❤❤love and friendship 😊😊😊😊
That bad guy is from Snow White in the Queens mirror
King Magnifico: Stop singing!
i like the song
Yeah. I've quickly learned that reality is the complete opposite of this movie. In my experience wishes can't come true.
@4:09 u can see the magic mirror from snow white!! I didnt believe it until i saw a video and came back and slowed it down 😲😂
Ce le roi coi for wish va gagner 🥰
I just watched this movie but what does the song wish mean and I’m a star song too ?
Did his wife just help kill him?! Did he also try to attack his wife for no reason?! 😧