Tag: movie

  • Cinderella’s Flaws: A Critical Look at the Classic

    Cinderella’s Flaws: A Critical Look at the Classic

    The author discusses their dislike for Cinderella, particularly the version starring Brandy. While appreciating the cast, especially Whitney Houston as the fairy godmother, they find fault in the story’s logic and key character decisions. Ultimately, Cinderella remains their least favorite Disney princess, regardless of representation.

  • Exploring Mother-Daughter Dynamics in Disney’s Brave

    Exploring Mother-Daughter Dynamics in Disney’s Brave

    The author found joy in watching “Brave” during the pandemic, appreciating its focus on the mother-daughter relationship over typical Disney themes. Princess Merida’s struggle with her mother, Queen Elinor, leads to a transformative adventure. This experience helps the author reflect on their relationship with their own mother and the value of understanding.

  • Mulan: A Badass Heroine Who Redefined Strength

    Mulan: A Badass Heroine Who Redefined Strength

    Mulan embodies bravery and determination, risking her life to save her father and serve in the army. Her journey showcases how persistence can lead to incredible achievements. While she wins battles and love, the live-action adaptation disappoints due to missing elements like music and her companion Mushu. The original remains cherished.

  • Why Princess Tiana is the Best Disney Princess

    Why Princess Tiana is the Best Disney Princess

    The author, a self-identified Disney adult, shares their opinions on Princess Tiana from “Princess and the Frog,” emphasizing her strong work ethic and the bittersweet nature of her story as the first Black Disney princess. They rate the film 8/10, praising its soundtrack and Tiana’s character development.

  • Praise This Movie: Cultural Reflections and Critique

    Praise This Movie: Cultural Reflections and Critique

    The review discusses the movie “Praise This,” a modern gospel film reminiscent of classics like “Sister Act.” Following Sam, a budding music artist in Atlanta, the film carries Christian themes and explores church culture. While enjoyable, the reviewer criticizes the portrayal of Black stories and seeks stronger positive representations of Black relationships and female empowerment.