A feminist remake of Hercules

Rating: Null/10 (16 March 2017)

I found this idea to remake Hercules in a feminist key spectacular. I had more fun watching Hercules. And I have liked more the songs. Even the voice cast was better there. But this is finally a good departure from the breeder princess helpless in need of a man to rescue her and do adult stuff after the movie has ended.
The script has holes. Not as big as I am used to see coming from what's labeled as Hollywood, but still, all the magic in the movie still can't cover them. Sure, after training with a demi-god, Moana can make a speedboat out of an wooden raft with sail. But her father wanted her away from the water. So how come she is able to sail so well a boat that is far more difficult to steer than the modern catamaran? How come she can swim so well with her father not letting her near the water. And if the ocean is so decided to keep her in the game, why do we even bother with a boat? Just to have the silly chicken keep falling off? And this one corrects the Teutonic standard of femininity so embraced by the late Walt Disney at the same time as adding some variety to the panel of existing princesses. But this is not Zootopia. The message is zero besides having a strong woman character. The gags are lower in quality and further apart. And it's simply a cross of mostly Hercules and some parts of Finding Nemo.
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