When I Think it’s Okay for Movies to be Rated NC-17 (And When it’s Not)

While most of us probably know about the G, PG, PG-13, and R-ratings, there is this lesser-known rating, which is what this post focuses on: the NC-17 rating. NC-17 means no one (children) 17 and under is admitted. It is likely the least used rating out of all the other ratings. Not too many moviesContinue reading “When I Think it’s Okay for Movies to be Rated NC-17 (And When it’s Not)”

You’re Never Too Old to Love Cartoons

As children in different stages of our youth for many in my generation, like those born in the 90s (early childhood, grade school age, and adolescence), we all had different tastes in different pop culture and entertainment. When we were babies and small children, about ages 3 – 5*, we loved pretty much the sameContinue reading “You’re Never Too Old to Love Cartoons”

Why Saying “It’s a Disney Movie” Never Meant Anything

Disney is known for its family-friendly entertainment, from movies to TV and on-demand shows, and online videos. In fact, throughout the 20th century, it produced mostly movies that were rated G. However, just because most of Disney’s entertainment was geared toward all ages, that didn’t make “Disney” equate to meaning “clean,” or “child-friendly.” Even whenContinue reading “Why Saying “It’s a Disney Movie” Never Meant Anything”

My Favorite TV Villains and Lovable Jerks

Every good character has some bad traits in him or her. The same goes for the villains or unlikable characters – they have a bit of good in them. Just like any audience should become impatient with a hero or kind character, since he or she should make mistakes or bad choices at times, theContinue reading “My Favorite TV Villains and Lovable Jerks”

The Most Insane Conspiracy Theories For Me

If you’ve surfed the web about your favorite movies or TV shows, you may have discovered fan theories about them. Some of them are clever. Others, however, are depressing and can ruin how you view the programs. Some of them have been confirmed by the creators. Others have been shut down. Here are my reactionsContinue reading “The Most Insane Conspiracy Theories For Me”

Why I Often Liked the Movies More than the Books

“The books are always better than the movies,” said everyone, but me. Of course, if I have neither read the book nor seen the movie, I could not say. But this does apply at least with, Lord of the Flies, Aladdin, and The Little Mermaid.” I like the movies a lot more. Now all theseContinue reading “Why I Often Liked the Movies More than the Books”

It’s Tough Being in the Minority of How I View Certain Movies

One time, I came across an article with how to cope enjoying something most people hate or don’t like. I related to it so much that it was as if that author read my mind. He or she discussed how it could feel when you absolutely love something and look for others’ opinions, but findContinue reading “It’s Tough Being in the Minority of How I View Certain Movies”

Happy vs. Sad Movie Endings

Warning: contains spoilers for the following films*** When people watch a movie, they not only expect a good story, but also a lot of conflict. Because every fictional work, visual or written, needs problems and obstacles, many audiences expect satisfying endings, where the protagonists achieve their goals. If they don’t, then it’s either because theyContinue reading “Happy vs. Sad Movie Endings”

How I Feel About 2D-Animated Movies Dying Out

Who grew up with 2D animation? I certainly did. Not just TV shows, but also movies. I watched certain Disney classics in 2D, such as Aladdin and Cinderella. One of my earliest, very faint memories is me seeing Hercules in the movie theater when I was 3. I also saw Tarzan in the cinema whenContinue reading “How I Feel About 2D-Animated Movies Dying Out”

What I Pick Up in Movies

Who doesn’t love movies? I don’t know about you, but I always have. There were also times where I didn’t know what I was watching. This was mostly when I was little. I just saw scenes and enjoyed the characters. But did not know the plot. When I was an older child, I started understandingContinue reading “What I Pick Up in Movies”