Morals, like most things, are subjective.
5. Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs
I noticed that sadness seems to be the most popular emotion among people and it’s understandable, no matter how strong you are, nothing hits you harder than life. True you should try your best to get out of a bad situation but in the process, it’s good to make the best out of it. It’s important to be grateful and remember how blessed you are, a positive attitude goes a long way in order to enjoy your life.
4. Brave
What I really like with Brave is that it’s easy to relate to because disagreements and miscommunication seem to be so common. It’s important to at least try to see another person’s point of view. We saw how things were clashing when Merida played fire with fire. That’s kind of more Pocahontas’ moral but I like how it’s portrayed in Brave better. Merida has tons of flaws and the movie acknowledges them 100%.
3. Beauty and the Beast
With Beauty and the Beast, it’s a unique primary moral in the sense that ‘Beauty is found within’ is not stressed on upon enough. This moral would be higher if I believed it more, because I myself feel like outer appearances can be important. Like feeling good because you like what you are seeing in the mirror and choosing a partner with whom you’re attracted to, those are very healthy! However, I’m still sick of superficial things taking over in the overexposed media.
2. Mulan
I really love the morals in Mulan. It shows that no matter how bad you’ve gone through the wrong paths in life, you can always turn around and make things right. Now might not be your time to shine but if you persevere, you will find your calling and it might be in an unexpected field.
1. The Princess and the Frog
The morals in the Princess and the Frog has spoken to me a lot throughout these last few years. In this world, it’s very easy to put what people call ‘success’ on this high ass pedestal. How in order to feel complete, you need to be career oriented. While it is certainly satisfying, it’s not to put other aspects of your life on hold forever, things like family and friends. So I like the PatF morals the best because it shows you the importance of having ambition while simultaneously saying being surrounded with your loved ones is the base foundation of your happiness.
5. Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs
I noticed that sadness seems to be the most popular emotion among people and it’s understandable, no matter how strong you are, nothing hits you harder than life. True you should try your best to get out of a bad situation but in the process, it’s good to make the best out of it. It’s important to be grateful and remember how blessed you are, a positive attitude goes a long way in order to enjoy your life.
4. Brave
What I really like with Brave is that it’s easy to relate to because disagreements and miscommunication seem to be so common. It’s important to at least try to see another person’s point of view. We saw how things were clashing when Merida played fire with fire. That’s kind of more Pocahontas’ moral but I like how it’s portrayed in Brave better. Merida has tons of flaws and the movie acknowledges them 100%.
3. Beauty and the Beast
With Beauty and the Beast, it’s a unique primary moral in the sense that ‘Beauty is found within’ is not stressed on upon enough. This moral would be higher if I believed it more, because I myself feel like outer appearances can be important. Like feeling good because you like what you are seeing in the mirror and choosing a partner with whom you’re attracted to, those are very healthy! However, I’m still sick of superficial things taking over in the overexposed media.
2. Mulan
I really love the morals in Mulan. It shows that no matter how bad you’ve gone through the wrong paths in life, you can always turn around and make things right. Now might not be your time to shine but if you persevere, you will find your calling and it might be in an unexpected field.
1. The Princess and the Frog
The morals in the Princess and the Frog has spoken to me a lot throughout these last few years. In this world, it’s very easy to put what people call ‘success’ on this high ass pedestal. How in order to feel complete, you need to be career oriented. While it is certainly satisfying, it’s not to put other aspects of your life on hold forever, things like family and friends. So I like the PatF morals the best because it shows you the importance of having ambition while simultaneously saying being surrounded with your loved ones is the base foundation of your happiness.
I like the "romantic" song, I love the "I want" song, I love the beginning and I love the funny scenes, but for me, the most enjoyable scene of a movie is its climax. A good movie has to chill me in its action scenes even if it's the 30th time I'm watching it. So here I wrote an article explaining what are my 10 favorite final action scenes from DP movies. I might make a countdown about that (with the public's opinion) in the future, but at the moment, I'd like to share my opinion with you.
10. The Princess and the Frog
This action scene has an interesting setting - New Orlean's cemetery...
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10. The Princess and the Frog
“This kiss,” Pocahontas thought. “It’s nothing like the kiss of John Smith. He kissed me with such passion and love.”
