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Still a ~whole new world~ when you watch these bangers. π§ββοΈ
Don't forget those 3D glasses if you have the capabilities on your TV! Also, re-experiencing the Avatar world may help you out until the long-awaited Avatar 2 release in December 2022.
The "My Favorite Things" song is still a top tier Disney record, too. Sigh. Crown Julie Andrews, for real.
The songs in this one are still so good! Dick Van Dyke and Julie Andrews together was just perfection.
Btw, there are some pretty wild or just super cool details in Ratatouille that you probably, OK definitely, missed.
Also, admit it: You hadn't heard of the meal ratatouille until Ratatouille came out. Just me? ππ€π
P.S. I always thought Mia's hair was better before they straightened it. All sis needed was the right hair products to really get those waves popping. What say you? Lemme know after you refresh yourself! π
It's the story of a 10-year-old who ages 4x as fast as the average kid does. Kinda similar to The Serious Case of Benjamin Button, I guess? But way, way funnier because, duh, it's Robin Williams. He shines. The kids he acts with β including the lovely Jurnee Smollett β shine. You know you're going to laugh but don't forget, you just might need tissues.
And can we all agree now that Chanel was top two in the Cheetah Girls? And she wasn't two.
The songs were and still are lit though! Let's hope the new live-action version of The Little Mermaid does something about this injustice. Go ahead and watch this oldie to prepare for the newbie.
Two other reasons to watch: 1) As a kid, I pretty much viewed this as a comedy only and didn't even really register that it's also an educational film based on a true story about a real Jamaican bobsled team. It definitely highlighted the ups and downs of Black people's experiences playing sports traditionally dominated by white people. 2) LEON. He's in it (shown in the GIF) and fine then like he's fine now. Welcome. π
I'm rewatching this with you because I need to know if the house was initially as dope as my 8-year-old eyes thought it was β or if they should have known from the jump.
And when you think about the fact that Ruby Bridges is alive and only 65 years old, it always puts things into a whole other perspective. I really enjoyed watching this film to learn her story but also to show the display of a family unit trying to work through something so challenging together.
Non-spoiler reminder: You prob will tear up when Stitch delivers his Ohana line to prevent being taken from Lilo. It's OK. Push through it.
I say you whip out the novel and watch the film again for old time's sake. And for some Shia LaBeouf screentime which is always good.
Yup, watching this on a Friday night is a solid move. And jussst in case the original Freaky Friday movie of 1976 was played more in your childhood, that's on Disney+ too. Woot!
Toontown awaits your return, peeps!
Just don't spoil it for any kids who may watch it with you. Boogeyman fears are a rite of passage. They do deserve π€£.
And who doesn't want to re-see young Lauryn Hill talking smack and singing it down?
Fingers crossed for a Hocus Pocus 2 with the original witches and wild things happening with their fashions.
Laughs will be had and heartstrings will be tugged.
The only thing I didn't get about Lizzie was her interest in Ethan... He was NOT fine enough for all those nerves and a perfect study on how men can do the least and still get the most. Whew. Glad she had better options in this movie.
And yup, Oliver & Company's waiting on there for you too!