Disney’s First Southeast Asian Heroine

[Indos]

The only Indonesian super-heroine I know is her..

We need someone that can play like this Korean....

 

[Indos]

And the song is a collaboration of 4 South East Asian Countries (Indonesian, Thailand, Philippine, Malaysia) singers.

Indonesia is represented by Raisa Andriana ( women singer )

This is the song sung by American singer, they try to pick from singer who has brown skin tone to better represent the movie, but she is not South East Asian ethnically.

 

[Indos]

So the story is about uniting a nation who has previously 5 islands that are not unified, so it is an archipelago country. It fits to Indonesia and Philippine.

 

[Indos]

Raya And The Last Dragon On Disney+ Is The 2nd Most Streamed Title

BYJESSICA KANZLER

JULY 5, 2021



Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon has a runtime of just 117 minutes. As the month began, it was reported that the relative amount of time people have spent watching Raya is right around the humble 1 billion minutes mark. A billion minutes ago, the Temple of Venus began construction, about 1900 years ago. Raya and the Last Dragon on Disney+ is the 2nd most streamed title, second only to Lucifer. What that means for streaming and Disney titles remains to be seen, but it’s definitely exciting.

Who Watched Raya and the Last Dragon on Disney+?
Raya debuted in theaters and on Disney+ in early March. It was a box office success with roughly half of theaters open at the time, and it was still released on Disney+. At first, only premium users could watch this newest entry into the Disney canon, but on June 4th, all users could watch it, and they proceeded to do that a lot, then not so much, then a lot more.

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While it was locked behind a premium wall, Raya didn’t pull in extraordinary numbers. It cost $30 to watch, and after that whole business with the live-action Mulan, viewers may have still been building their trust back. Cruella must have earned Disney+ a bit of goodwill because the movie was still watched for around 355 million minutes in its first 3 days online. That’s only a third of what it would eventually amount to, but in the first 3 days of a release during the shivering end stages of a pandemic, that’s not bad. Nielsen reports that, after opening to all Disney+ users, there was a significant rise in viewership that represented roughly the same demographics who had watched it on premium accounts. From June 4th to early July, that would all amount to nearly 2,000 years worth of watch time.

Does this Mean Anything for Other Disney+ Titles
Following the success of Raya and the Last Dragon on Disney+ as the 2nd most streamed title online, we may hopefully see similar treatment to less anticipated titles, both in terms of box office success and film availability. As the landscape of film shifts to account for digital releases, it will be interesting to see if it’s not opening weekend that matters as much as affordable weekend that happens months later after building further anticipation.

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Will this mean we’ll get more full-length movies coming out of Disney even as it continues to focus on more short-form content? If Cruella gets the same bump in viewership once it doesn’t cost $30, then maybe we can expect more established-universe experimentation. How cool would it be to get some kind of Pulp Fiction Mushu movie that follows him waking up in different time periods and having confusing adventures? Imagine a big-budget Ursula villain origin story! There’s a lot of room for Disney to expand, and there always is, but this time it might actually expand in a new direction instead. We’ll see how things look now as the numbers for the 4th of July box office settle.

Raya And The Last Dragon On Disney+ Is The 2nd Most Streamed Title

Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon has a runtime of just 117 minutes. As the month began, it was reported that the relative amount of time people have

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[Indos]

There is strong vibe among South East Asian about the movie as it will give a sense of unity among people in the region.

Thailand Cover version

 

[Leishangthem]

Keris is believed by Indonesian pre-Islamic as having mystical power since they do some ritual after making the blade. This pre-Islamic belief is also used in the Disney movie, so you can see in Raya movie that the Keris can change its form, something that I see rarely used by other action movie ( actually I see none )

Real Keris

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Indonesian culture lies in the era before the religious lunacy period.Now it's about hijacking or destroying that for new found religion imported from foreign region,that's a dangerous phenomenon of indigenous culture destruction,currently happening all across the globe under the facade of religious freedom. And it's tragic how most(almost all) actress are white mixed mutt.I can't even think of one SEA actress that isn't mixed mutt of white.

 

[Indos]

Indonesian culture lies in the era before the religious lunacy period.Now it's about hijacking or destroying that for new found religion imported from foreign region,that's a dangerous phenomenon of indigenous culture destruction,currently happening all across the globe under the facade of religious freedom. And it's tragic how most(almost all) actress are white mixed mutt.I can't even think of one SEA actress that isn't mixed mutt of white.

LOL. Islam will bring greatness to Indonesia, inshaAllah.

Most ( almost all) SEA actress is white mixed ????? Where do you get the idea ? Go check my Indonesian music thread and 99 % of them are not mixed.

Some mixed blood are also present in the movie industry, particularly opera shop. This is because Indian Indonesian is kind of dominating in the sop opera (Punjabi families) as the producers ( Check Ram Punjabi family)

There is some kind of miss perception among non Indonesian about Indonesian look. My friend ( living in Australia ) whose wife is from mainland China visited Jakarta some years ago and visited a mall in South Jakarta and surprise with Indonesian look, she think Indonesians are mixed blood with the Dutch LOL. She said that to me directly.

Here go check the women I bring in this thread, their parents are all Indonesian native and Muslim

Raisa Andriana

Background
Raisa Andriana was born on 6 June 1990 in Jakarta, Indonesia to Allan Rachman and Ria Mariaty. She studied at Binus University.[1] Raisa's singing talent was shown since her early age. When she was 3, Raisa often pretended to be a singer on stage.[1] Growing up with minimal music education, she picked up her unique singing style and voice through some of her favorite singers such as Brian Mcknight, India Arie, Stevie Wonder, Joss Stone etc.[6][7]

Raisa (singer) - Wikipedia

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Yoriko Angeline

LOL if her name look West doesnt mean she is Mixed, many Indonesian use Western name as well, particularly Christian, but Yoriko Angeline is Muslim.

It is her parents ( Native Indonesians)

Orang tua means parents

Orang tua	Devi Krityaningtyas, S.E. (ibu) Dr. Agus Pebrianto, S.E. (ayah)

Yoriko Angeline - Wikipedia bahasa Indonesia, ensiklopedia bebas

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Maudi Ayunda

Wikipedia doesnt tell his parent but I get the picture of her parent during her Oxford Graduation day