Disney's Diminishing Romance Problem

Disney once mastered the art of weaving romance into its stories—whether as the heart of the narrative or a meaningful subplot that enriched character growth. From Tangled to The Princess and the Frog, love was never just a trope; it was a driving force that made the stories unforgettable. But in recent years, Disney seems to have distanced itself from romance, treating it as outdated, restrictive, or even contrary to female empowerment. Male characters are often sidelined, while themes of political or physical power take center stage, leaving genuine emotional connection behind. This video explores why Disney’s shift away from romance has weakened its storytelling, and why love—done right remains one of the most timeless and powerful elements a story can have.

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