The Villain is NOT King Magnifico in Disney's WISH... #shorts

Disney's new movie "Wish" seems quite interesting. However, upon re-watching the trailers more closely, it appears that The King Magnifico might not be the villain he's made out to be. Asha is clearly unhappy that The King doesn't fulfill all the villagers' wishes, and he openly acknowledges this. In response, Asha attempts to make a wish upon a star herself. Nevertheless, it's not entirely clear if The King is in the wrong for not granting every wish. The direction of the story will likely depend on his underlying reasons for this. We're curious to see how the plot unfolds and would love to hear your thoughts on it.
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[plasmatroll]

" you need to fulfill every wish man "
Random psycho: " I wish for everyone to die- "

[EveofPyrite]

I just watched the movie and honestly the King was not as bad as they tried to paint him. He came from a place that was terrible and violent. He created a kingdom and invited people to join him. He literally created a happy and peaceful place for people. He protected and provided for them. The bad thing was that he didnt fulfill everyones wish because he felt that granting some wishes could be dangerous. HE JUST WANTED TO PROTECT HIS PEOPLE. Now he eventually went crazy because of his paranoia i wont spoil anything but they wronged him in my opinion.

[joshuavaldez]

I would love a movie where the protagonist turns out to be the antagonist at the end and the antagonist from the beginning was actually saving everyone from what they believed they wanted/needed

[koonehkun]

The only flaw about his way is not having a council to judge the wishes.

[NoxAtlas]

Asha: "Everyone's wish should be granted"
Edgy teen: "I wish for this whole world to end!"

[ameliecamillo]

I would love the twist where Asha would destroy the kingdom because every stupid wish gets granted

[ThisVideoGameGuy]

Of course the guy who let you live here for free isnt the villain, he didnt even charge you rent

[mwluowp]

can you imagine the utter chaos that would happen if every wish were to be fulfilled/granted?

[rn]

I feel bad for Magnifico... Even his wife turns on him. Imagine all his stress handling the wants of the entire kingdom. No good deed goes unpunished

[heftyjongle]

He’s correct
Fulfilling every person’s wish would be utter chaos

Did y’all not see Wonder Woman 1984

[oliver_owl]

Leader who understands that you can’t make everyone happy = antagonist

[arandompersonontheinternet]

Honestly, Disney tried to force Magnifico into that villain role. He grew up in a hostile environment and wanted to protect everyone, he wasn't wrong for being cautious... honestly he deserved a redemption arc, free my man Magnifico 😭😅

[coco]

The plot is " be careful what you wish for".

[DrBdan]

The irony is that the King was concerned that granting every wish would cause something terrible and then a star appears granting wishes and the terrible thing that happened was the King himself using dark magic and going mad.

[elizabethcovas]

For the movie I think that every one should earn their wish like working hard to get it will feel more better than just getting to right away so I think asha was just trying to get everyone wish back to that they can grant it not the King.

[goose]

Imagine the horrors that would happen if Star could make someone fall in love with a person.

[Mr.Saucy_Lobster]

I will say this
No one should have their wishes granted
And the king is literally breaking that ideal FOR THEM, he even says it in some scenes that he granted 14 wishes this year, and that the people gave him their wishes WILLINGLY
No matter what, as much of the control there is, he is preventing some form of greed

[pigystor]

I don’t think he actually grants everybody’s wish. He takes the ability away from people to HAVE a wish and motivation to make them come true on their own

[Diresilence]

The King basically has all the traits of a hero, including not giving the wishes he doesn't grant back because they're either impossible or could be dangerous based on interpretation. They have to macguffin in a book of evil that consumes wishes, at which point it's not the thing, as much as the macguffin

[abbeyBominable]

In the newest clip, apparently when he takes the wishes, he OWNS them and the people who makes those wishes don't remember having those wishes at all.

Asha wants him to return those unfulfilled wishes back to the people so they can try to fulfill those wishes on their own (she admits that if they're bad wishes, they should be stopped)