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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t want to be insensitive or push a narrative that’s harmful to a marginalized population, but I don’t understand some of the comments here. I can understand why people would get upset about the movie as described, but that’s not the movie I remember.

Where are people getting that they were outcasts rejected by society forced to live together?  I always thought they were brothers living together happily (except for Grumpy) in the family home near the diamond mine they owned.  I do remember the house was a mess, but they were busy working and had let things slide. I remembered their relationship with Snow White as being more of a mutual arrangement.  Basically, she was a live-in housekeeper who was working for room and board (mainly because they took pity on her), but they were all friends and had a lot of fun together.  If anything, she was dependent on them. They had all the power and could kick her out at any time (not that they would) and she was completely unable to fend for herself.

Were these part of the original fairy tale that Disney cut out of the animated version?  Did I misunderstand and these are proposed changed to the remake?  Did I forget that much of the movie?  It’s been a while since I’ve watched it, but everybody seems to be talking about a different movie than the one I remember.

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This is how I remember it too, but I haven't seen it as an adult.  
I didn't remember "Grease" as having anything inappropriate in it until I went to watch it with my tweens.  [/quote]

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