turns redThe film’s director addressed the popular Pixar theory about the new film. People on TikTok think the Disney+ feature is related to Monster Corporation. Basically, Abby’s character wears a lot of purple and shares a similar hairstyle to Boo from the previous movie. ComicBookMovie She managed to catch up with Dumi Shi and talk about the similarities. They asked her if she had seen the theories and strangely yes! Now, she didn’t want to blow anyone’s bubble, but there was no backdoor planning. Just a little wild chance. However, it’s amazing how quickly fans tried to connect the dots between a little girl who really liked furry monsters and dad being completely unfazed by Mei’s transformation into a giant red panda. Check out her great comments below.
I laughed “Oh yeah, I saw that. I saw that TikTok.” “I don’t want to spoil people’s conspiracy theory, rabbit hole investigations, because that’s always so much fun, but Abby isn’t an old boo, unfortunately. You know, they can be related. I can see the similarity with hair. I also like the idea of That people adopt Boo as Korean. That’s cool. I support that! [Laughs]”
In fact, Comicbook.com had a chance to talk to her about the ending and why they decided to fight a big fight in the end.
“We’ve always known we wanted a big-sized teenage mom/daughter to fight for the ages,” Shi told the site. “We wanted this to be our third act.” “We wanted the entire movie to eventually climax to these two characters in such a big and amazing Kaiju battle manner. We didn’t know where it was going to be, or how we’d get there. Then at the end, it landed at a 4Town party and the idea was, oh, how do we discern Mi’s embarrassment From a convenience store. How do we get over that? Oh, what if her mother insults her in front of her idols?”
“I became very angry about it, I got Kaiju level and huge as well,” Shi continued. “And then, like these two Michelin giants, pandas are in this fight. But only then do you ask why?”
Here’s how Disney describes Turning Red: “Young actress Rosalie Chiang lends her voice to Mi Li, a 13-year-old girl who “suddenly transforms” into a giant red panda when she’s super excited (which is always practical). Voices of Sandra Oh and Mi’s mother The protective, if not slightly arrogant, Lee Ming, who is not far from her daughter—a sad reality of adolescence. Directed by Shi and produced by Lindsey Collins, Disney and Pixar’s “Turning Red” is now broadcast exclusively on Disney+.”
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