My 12 year old niece pointed out that there were witchcraft rituals in Turning Red. And she told her grandma that it was an inappropriate movie to watch because she didn't know any better.
I watched Turning Red as well. I HATED IT!!! Granted there was some aspects that made me chuckle and were somewhat relatable, but the whole message behind the movie was definitely not what was potrayed in the trailer. The relationship with the main character and her mom could have been done way better, and I hate how Hollywood always potrays the dad as the dumb/clueless one.
I am seriously deciding that being picky - okay, skeptical - with all kinds of movies and being disinterested and detached from Hollywood like trends are actually life skills disguised as grumpy moods...
I hate anything related to Horror Movies. I was basically "forced" by my high-school best friend back in the day to watch Saw 2 with him (we originally wanted to watch Finding Nemo). He basically just bought tickets for Saw 2 and I legit had to leave during that one Scene with the needles. Still sometimes have nightmares about it.
Ok, lots of shows and movies you REGRET watching; how about good shows and movies you DO recommend? That would be so helpful! And please keep your coffee content coming 🥰☕️
When I watched Turning Red for the first time, it felt amazing because it's theme regarding generational differences, trauma, respect parents but don't forget to respect one's self etc. It felt like it was just a film with a deep message. But when I reviewed some of the clips of the film itself, it sounded like Disney was trying to shove veiled and camouflaged political agenda into someone's throats. Would I recommend it to someone with sound logic and thinking? Yes. Would I recommend this to a child? Definitely not.
i speak as a southeast asian gen z Catholic; the culture surrounding honor and respect is pretty much the same all throughout asia and it becomes very stressful. like, there's a reason why japan locks the doors to their balconies in schools. and where i live, the philippines, catholicism takes up 88% of the population. the problem is the culture surrounding the religion- it is used as a tool to control and scare people to giving the "authorities" what they want. for ex, in my catholic school, i was told that i was a disorder bc i experienced ssa, and that my schizophrenia was because i "submitted to sin" (i may have ssa, but i dont plan on acting on it)- but you get the point. my love for the church will be forever more than my attraction to the same sex. and also, the spaniards used the church to control us(look up Jose Rizal, our national hero, and the Books he wrote called "Noli Me Tangere") so upon watching turning red, i found a glimpse of empowerment esp at the line that said that we shouldn't be so stressed about honoring others that we forget to honor ourselves. but then i realized that this was an asian **american** adaptation of asian culture. and respect and honor isn't taught in america in any way at all- just BS political correctness, but no actual respect, no values, no self responsibility. so i tend to have mixed feelings about the movie- it's a cute comfort film, but cannot be used to teach values.
@@beancate obviously your research isn't very good because there isn't 1 american culture, someone growing up in Louisiana will have an almost completely different childhood than someone growing up in California as would someone growing up in Ohio. 2nd it isn't our culture to kick children out at 18, generally people want to leave their parents house and create their own home at some point. 18 is when your parents are not legally responsible for you and usually the age when people leave to go to college. Most people I know were in and out of their parents house during their early 20s and even after they are out of the house parents usually help them while they are trying to get established
I feel like with a lot of these (especially Pet Sematary), you’re judging them in a very surface level way (they’re gory, this happens so it’s bad, etc.) instead of actually acknowledging what they’re about or trying to say. A lot of Stephen King stories are about trauma and need the violence and gore to accurately depict what the character is internally going through. Pet Sematary wouldn’t be effective if it wasn’t violent because it’s about a fear of losing your family, and that’s something that King himself experienced when HIS son almost got run over by a semi. He tried to exorcise that feeling onto the page and that’s what the story is about. With Carrie, the motif of blood needs to be there because it’s about a young girl being freaked out and bullied over the natural changed going on in her body.
I mean as a Catholic pride is a sin, but I just want to stress, that I followed Amber from the early beginning. When she had only few followers. And look how many she has now. I'm proud of you my sister in Christ!
@@LB-gu3wq Yeah, there's a specific type of self-pride that's a sin (like the kind of pride that makes you not willing to admit you're wrong or give up in an argument). But being proud of someone else's accomplishments isn't a sin (same word different meaning).
I watched very little tv growing up and gave up on it completely about 20 or so years ago. The only tv show you mentioned that I recognized was "Friends." Everybody was talking about "Turning Red" and I thought about seeing it, but Disney doesn't have the reputation it used to have. Funny enough, last Sunday at lunch a bunch of us were talking about Disney movies, especially Hunchback of Notre Dame. Last Sunday was Quasimodo Sunday (the Octave Day of Easter) which was the day the Hunchback was found according to the story. At any rate, we were discussing books that had been on the list of banned books and how they had got there, and some were surprised at how little it took to get a story banned. If the Catholic Church still had such a registry I suspect very few, if any, modern shows & movies would avoid condemnation. The conversation gave much food for thought.
We grew up with 'Friends' in college. Must see Thursday nights! Then I watched one or two episodes it in the last few years with one of our teens. I was so disappointed what we use to watch!
It is very bizarre how they personify processes like puberty, and they always promote their unnatural selfish views rather than the difficulties of changing roles/ your place in society and stepping into your part of the natural chain
Same. I debate a lot of Christians about this and rock music. Almost anything is okay to watch with discernment, it just depends on the substance. Horror movies that don't glorify evil, I see nothing wrong with. If anything, a lot of slasher films tend to have a final girl who is the only one who doesn't fornicate or do drugs..🤔
Wooow that is sooo disappointing with turning red. I havent watched it but know I know not to waste my time. Sooo infuriating that they are sending out messages like that to kids :(
And just like that... As a journalist and someone who is also in the field of psychology, I wanted to see how everything was depicted because everyone is raving about this show. Bottom line: I was disappointed. Quite frankly, disappointed beyond belief.
@@spidernymph8964 'And just like that..' is the title of the franchise, the sequel of Sex and the city. I don't recommend it, very strong LGBTQ propaganda..
I’m disturbed by 911 and 911 Lone Star. A show with a heavy influence of lesbianism, homosexuality, and transgenders. I thought it was a simple show about first responders.
I totally agree with you about Turning Red. Initially when i saw the trailers, i already had suspicions. Then my roommate saw it and said the exact same thing and had the same problems with the movie. I will also say, don’t watch Warrior Nun. It starts fine semi teaching Catholic things but in the last episode, it takes all of the story and tells you that that was a lie. It’s a conversation started about faith but DEFINITELY not worth investing time on. (That being said i will be doing a deep dive on it and making a video on my other channel.)
I felt this way about Midnight Mass... Shows the faith in a positive light, at first, but eventually the smartest and most sensible people are a Muslim and an athiest and the final message of the show is essentially a weird blend of monism and pantheism.
"Stigmata" I actually had to look up what the movie was called because it had been so long since I last saw it. The movie stars Gabriel Byrne (great actor btw) who is a Vatican scientist-priest who investigates miracles for the causes of the saints and is investigating a woman (a professed atheist mind you) who is getting experiencing a case of stigmata and writing out passages in Aramaic while being kind of possessed by this ex-communicated priest and a slew of corrupt suppressive Vatican officials plotting plots everywhere running throughout. Essentially the movie is sort of a promotion of the Gnostic Gospel of Thomas which the films makers are trying to convince people is an authentic Gospel of Christ and using a miraculous event that tends to happen to particularly devout saints as a driving tool for promoting something that is heretical.
I did not like Turning Red mainly because of the ugly models the animators used for the characters and the cringe ass comedy On the other hand i really liked Carrie, the rampage scene was badass as F
I don’t watch movie trailers, so I didn’t know what Turning Red was about besides the panda. I didn’t watch it from the beginning either so I missed a lot of the explanation. When I saw the chanting happening, my eyes widened and I was like oh no
As a new Catholic, my personal list of movies I regret watching are The Wolf of Wall Street Law Abiding Citizen Halloween Kills The Perks of Being a Wallflower And I've never seen Turning Red, but I definitely don't want to after watching this video. Based on what I've heard it's pretty much woke agenda disguised as a fun family-friendly film.
I'm surprised that you even knew about Carrie. The original movie was done in 1977 and it is a really cheesy B rated horror movie. They later tried to make it into a musical back in the 1980s that was a huge flop commercially. However, after a revamp in 2012 the musical version actually tells a pretty interesting story. My youngest daughter (who is a very devout Catholic) had the privilege of playing the character of Margaret White. It was a real challenge for her. Unlike the movie, Margaret White has a good side to her and is the leading character outside of Carrie. The songs "Evening Prayers" and "How Those Boys Could Dance" give real insight into the demons Margaret fought in her mind.
I haven't enjoyed watching Brigerton from the true lack of talent exuded. Remember that I more middle aged..than most of the actors..God bless you and your family.
As someone with an overbearing mom, I found turning red to be a bad movie, but also relatable at times. The film’s core mistake imo was that it never solved the issue of how young girls should act in a morally correct way while sticking up for themselves AND respecting their parents.
Yes, that was my main beef with that move as well. It never solved the problem on how young girls should stand up for themselves without being rude and disrespectful. Encanto did a much better job on showing that by portraying Mirabel being firm but kind when standing up to her grandmother.
I always found Friends silly. It came out when I was in middle school. Most young people were watching it. I didn't. I can't believe young people decided to watch it again a few years ago...
I don’t really get the hate towards Turning Red. Other than the my panda, my choice thing I thought it was a really good movie. I don’t remember the little girl twerking when she was a panda either? Maybe I just wasn’t paying attention enough. But I definitely don’t think you’re corrupting your children by letting them watch it lol.
@@OrthoLou I think the whole point of the movie is showing how difficult it can be to navigate new emotions and relationships when going through something like the main character is going thru, which I relate it most to when girls go thru puberty. I don’t think it’s teaches girls that if they have rage to just let it out lol.
@@haleyfarris544 it's true that you should let your emotions out, especially if one is going through puberty and figuring out there body. But it's never a good idea to let those negative emotions overtake you, because they can end up harming others nd even yourself.
Still love Scream... Horror movies are fine as long as one isn't getting off on the violence. Heck, Scream actually paints premarital sex in a negative light and has no nudity. EDIT: the tv show and the newest movie are woke trash lol.
I notice she hardly goes after any of the 80s films, except for Chucky(probably looking at the sequels), that I play on my blue-ray every fall. It’s a tradition and sort of becoming lore, like the Grimm’s Fairy Tales, including valuable lessons.
@@haleyfarris544 God designed babies to be made through the sexual act between a husband and a wife, not through a lab or anything like that, for a more in depth answer I would turn to Catholic Answers :)
I watched a movie today called angels and demons and for being a movie about the Catholic Church, it was pretty good!! I recommend though it is scary cause it is about finding the cardinals that r getting murdered
I think Turning Red was a great movie. Especially as a girl within that age range I found it especially relatable. I feel all Catholic girls, or just girls in general, have all made mistakes of disrespecting their parents at one point. Growing up and hormones are natural and things that young girls are learning to work around. I do agree with you though on the "My panda, my choice" comment. I'm sure they were referring to what we are all thinking of. I feel it is also a great lesson for people to respect others cultures and religions.
Hi, I hate if this comment is irrelevant, but there is a brilliant film called 'Antichrist' directed by someone called Lars von Trier, starring Willem Dafoe, that I recommend you watch. It sounds satanic judging by the title, but what it really is about is a couple who, grieving after a loss of their child, go to the woods to cleanse themselves, but in the process, the anti christ tries to tempt them. Not to spoil things, but they discover Jesus and use the power of the lord to stand tall against temptation, and in the process, beat satan and live happily. I do not suggest googling it as they missell it terribly to appeal to libs, and they actually lie about the film to stop people from watching it as libs are so scared of us rejoicing in our faith, the poster even has nudity on it, despite the film being free from any sex whatsoever, but I really recommend giving it a go, no film has solidified my faith quite like that one
i second this, Antichrist is extremely beautiful and converted me to catholicism and pured my satanic ways of being deeply in love with men and their big beautiful throbbing dicks
May the Lord have mercy on you. I don’t know what is going on in your life that has prompted you to write this misleading comment, but I pray that Jesus will draw near to you and heal that which is causing you distress ✝️🙏🏼
Lol My Sister absolutely loves friends! I mostly watch game shows like wheel of fortune and jeopardy and I never watched pet cemetery or the scream series - pretty little liars as well ... but I guess I need to work on not watching scary thrillers I've always been into that .... 13 going on 30 is hilarious lol! I just wanted to mention that movie because it's always on TV lol! Most of the movies I regret watching as a Catholic is The Excorcist , Saw Movie Franchise , & Final Destination Franchise and my biggest movie regret is Poltergeist! that movie literally traumatized me! 😵😵😵 I would get really bad nightmares! I watched a couple of episodes of fuller house but I stopped watching that too lol .... I'm currently watching the national graphic series on Disney + Explorer: The Last Tepui is pretty cool ... My Patron Saint is Saint Francis of Assisi I've always loved nature! & I'm grateful to God I live in Michigan! 🙏 I'm completely surrounded by nature & The great lakes! Cool video! 💯 Praying it forward Amber! 🙏 God Bless! 💒
I really liked crazy exgirlfriend, but I wanted to stop watching after whatshername had the abortion. I got so angry when that episode came. I did end up watching the whole series, but I probably shouldn't have. I also think friends and how I met your mother aren't good to watch looking back. Bc of the way they portray sex.
It's sad that the only movie out there that portrays Christians in a positive light or as regular people is A Walk to Remember. In other movies, christians are potrayed as either a bunch of purity sues (like every christian propraganda film) or worse as psycho maniacs (Carrie). Carrie was one those things that could have been better. I applaud Sue for trying to be kind to Carrie by telling her boyfriend, Tommy to take Carrie to prom. But her act of kindness got ruined thanks to Chris, Billy, and the gym teacher. I wasn't sure whether to hate Carre or root for her. On one hand, I feel sorry for her being bullied and watching her burn the whole gym down on her bullies was cathartic. On the other hand, I knew she would have ended up in jail, had she never died. It was also horrifying to watch her kill her mother. Why couldn't she just run out of the house? I knew that Carrie's mom was a psycho but recently, I too worry that she makes Christians look bad. I hope that people who watch Carrie know that real-life Christians are NOT like Carrie's mom. Carrie's mom misreads the Bible that I know the Bible doesn't say (e.g. sex is meant to be a union between husband and wife-not sinful at all). I thought I was the only one who was bothered by James Bond for the same reasons you were bothered by it. What's with all the half-naked women? Finally, someone who agrees with me about Turning Red! I watched it thinking it was going to be great (other than Cars, you can't go wrong with Pixar). I thought it was going to be a heartwarming story about a mother and daughter. Boy was I wrong. First of all, I couldn't help but find the plot too simple and dumb. It would have been appropriate for a theatrical short, rather than a movie. I find the idea of a red panda being a metaphor for puberty or period ridiculous. Shouldn't the mother help her daughter get through it or tame it? If it was supposed to represent puberty then why the women in Mei Mei's family wanted to get rid of it? People talked about the movie also showing generational trauma. What generational trauma? I didn't see any of that in the movie. Even if I did, it felt underdeveloped. I felt that the creators were trying to copy Encanto and Coco, two movies that I thought did a much better job at showing generational trauma than Turning Red. Second of all, the main character, Mei Mei was a jerk. She came off as an a rude and disrespectful brat. First of all, I found her religion uncomfortable to watch. The scene in which her grandma and aunts tried to get rid of her red panda during a ritual was so creepy that my mom had to fast forward it! With Mulan, it was different because the buddihism was extremely very subtle. Coco was also very subtle with thier Day of the Dead holiday so I didn't have to worry. But Turning Red was definitely uncomfortable and frightening! The last straw was when she said, "I love gyrating!" and twerked in front of her mother! What the!?!? The twerking scene was so embarrassing and bad to watch that one of my relatives said, "Ugh, I hope she (Mei Mei) dies!" You know a movie is bad, when you found yourself wishing death on the heroine instead of rooting for her. I too, hated how her last lines to her mom were "My Panda, my Choice!" Couldn't she say something a little more assuring? Something like, "Mom, it's okay, I got this," or "Don't worry, Mom. Everything's under control. If I get crazy, the girls will snap me out of it." Third of all, the movie promoted rebellion and disobedience by protraying it as a good thing. Bible compares rebellion and disobedience to idolatry and witchcraft! MEi Mei never learned to respect her mother or have sympathy for her. Why did Turning Red portrayed respecting your parents as a bad thing when the Bible says that whoever respects their mother and father will live a long life? Mei Mei's mother wasn't unreasonable or controlling. She wasn't forcing her daughter in an arranged marriage or in a career that she didn't like to do. Nor was she neglecting her in favor for another kid. All she asked of her daughter was to get good grades and not goof off. Yes, her mother doesn't allow her to hang out with the girls but that's because they're bad influence. The movie never explained properly why the mother doesn't like Mei Mei hanging out with other girls. Is she not allowed to have friends or are Miriam, Abby, and the indian girl bad influence? Not to mention that Mei Mei never once asked her mother why can't she hang out with her friends. Naysayers had said, "But other Disney movies showed kids rebelling against their parents, and nobody complained!" Yes, but at least in the previous Disney and Pixar movies, the kids and their parents both reconciled and made compromises or set boundaries. They had left me feeling happy that they worked out their differences. The Jungle Book ended with Mowgli deciding to go back to the man village on his own accord (without being forced by Bagheera or Baloo this time). The Little Mermaid ended with Ariel marrying Eric and telling her father, "I love you, Daddy," while hugging him. Peter Pan ended with Wendy and Mr. Darling realizing that one must grow up but it's okay to cherish your childhood memories. The conclusion of Coco showed Miguel (plus Papa Hector and Miguel's new baby sister) playing or enjoying music. Encanto ended with the Madrigal family (plus Mirabel and Bruno) getting a family photo. How did Turning Red end? By having Mei Mei deciding to go out with her friends instead of helping her mom finish raising money for the broken stadium (even with permission) and telling off her mom, "My Panda, My Choice!" when questioned about sprouting her panda ears and tail. That ending left me grumbling for two weeks. Another problem I have with Turning Red was the scene in which Mei Mei drew pictures of some teenage guy clerk from the store she had a crush on. When her mother saw them and freaked out because of how weird and creepy they looked, she went to the store and accused the guy for being a pervert or a pedophile. Why didn't Mei Mei stop her in the first place by saying, "Mom, calm down. No, he didn't do those things to me. I made them up!" And why didn't the store clerk say, "Lady, what are you talking about? I don't know this girl! I have never seen her or spoke to her before!"
Haha I watched 'The Witcher' on Netflix. There is a lot wrong stuff in it: Sex, Nudity, Violence, Witchcraft, ...but I enjoyed it. Was something different. I can't recommend it for youngsters but for the fantasy-fan adults it is ok.
In fuller house the issue I saw mind you I’m new at the church so is that they had in vitro fertilization for the middle sister because she was not able to get pregnant other than that the show was OK at least as far as I remember
The older I get the less respect I have for Eminem. Sure he is a well skilled rapper (one of the best) however the content of his songs is a turnoff. to make and release songs about killing the mother of your child is wrong on so many levels
I am a Catholic my whole life. I’m 40 years old. I don’t see anything wrong with watching any movies. As I will say I am a medium and have seen all the conjuring movies to help me understand my gift. Ed and Lorraine Warren were Catholic. Ed was a demonologist and Lorraine a medium they worked with the Catholic Church until God called them home. I think the news are scarier and ugly than make believe movies. To see gory or horror movies is entertaining. Bible study and movies should be balanced out. Spend equal times doing your likes as in church. With Jesus in your heart ❤️ you guys be alright. I just saw this channel. And omg didn’t know there was someone as passionate for our Catholic Church. Love that I’m not alone. Finally I feel I have a sister in Christ who understands Catholic faith. Blessings Doll 🙏❤️🤗
Well some tv cartoon shows that you can watch Dexters Laboratory Ben 10 season 1 cause it doesn’t have any magic in it and symbiotic Titan I can’t remember what it was about but I’m pretty sure it has no magic in it
Fuller House gets very... questionable. I stopped watching cause it’s just pushing woke agendas and I don’t care about that but one whole season is about Stephanie trying to hv a kid by herself via ivf and she gets a surrogate and idk I just don’t see why that subplot was necessary
I've been repeatedly watching the Cate Blanchett Elizabeth films and because it's based on the Elizabethans; the films are Anti-Catholic. If you watched an Anti-Catholic film that was set in the Reformation would you dismiss it due to the conflicts of that era or just avoid it considering how you have the Ridolfi and Babington plots and a scene in which a Jesuit kills a man for lying? Edit: Anyway, love the Rosaries in the background but what's with the symbol of the Rosary on the second right between the black and crystal-blue beads?
Fuller House is entertaining and mostly appropriate but I would not recommend it for kids, only for teenagers and adults with strong moral convictions. There is some innuendos and adult humor. The biggest thing though is that in the later seasons surrogacy is a plot point. Stephanie is not able to get pregnant so she goes through with IVF and decides to use Kimmy as a surrogate in order to have a child. And she isn't even married to the father of this child. So obviously that is all a big red flag. There is some other interesting dynamics like Fernando and Kimmy being married and then divorced and then engaged?? Which is strange...so...I think it's okay to watch but I do have lots of complaints I guess.
Friends is my all time favorite show so I’d have to disagree with you there. Sex and the city used to be one of my favorite shows, I thought it was funny and clever and pretty relatable when it comes to dating. But sex and the city remake “and just like that” was soooo disturbing. My friends like it bc it’s so relatable in todays time with the work stuff and gender confusion etc. I just didn’t like it. I finished it just bc I thought it would get better. Even if it’s “todays time” it just made me sick. I’ve decided to stop watching both satc series. Waste of time.
Friends is a comfort show for me too, it's very light hearted. Besides Joey's promiscuity, I think it's quite tame compared to a lot of the shows mentioned in this series that are just terrible.
James Bond films are always the same thing. They are so brainless and stereotyped. They are also unbelievably sexist by the way they treat women. I have seen some of the older and the new films and I can`t think about one that is actually good. Even on a quality level they are just average. There is a lunatic villain with some ridiculous name who wants to rule the world or to do a massive robbery, some very hot girls who are there for the hero`s enjoyement, usually twice by film, some silly story, lots of scenes where he is in danger but always escapes, lots of killing of the bad guys and some narcissist ending, with the "spy" having a great time, usually involving a woman. The new films have better actors, they even went for better directors, and try to be more realistical but are basically still the same old stuff.
Things you shouldn't watch--anything that does not edify or build up your faith. Unfortunately I do it all the time as entertainment is addictive and easily available. But when I saw the latest Hollywood movies with homosexual heroes I decided I will no longer support them. Souls will be lost due to these evil influences in society.
Books are for the most part better then the movies, you only have hour 1/2 to tell a story / James bond ,really ? Maybe the shorter list for you would be , to do what you like ? then you you could do 1 video for about 2 mins , instead of doing 4 video vlog for an hour.
Modern remakes are always far worse in the morality department, so I wouldn’t count on the newer James Bond films being better in that regard. From what little I’ve seen in advertising on those films, they do still have sexual material, so they should be avoided, too.
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My 12 year old niece pointed out that there were witchcraft rituals in Turning Red. And she told her grandma that it was an inappropriate movie to watch because she didn't know any better.
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Grandma must be a follower New Ways Ministry.
wait what
I watched Turning Red as well. I HATED IT!!! Granted there was some aspects that made me chuckle and were somewhat relatable, but the whole message behind the movie was definitely not what was potrayed in the trailer. The relationship with the main character and her mom could have been done way better, and I hate how Hollywood always potrays the dad as the dumb/clueless one.
Turning red screams woke. I mean marvel is completely woke now, what can we expect.
I am seriously deciding that being picky - okay, skeptical - with all kinds of movies and being disinterested and detached from Hollywood like trends are actually life skills disguised as grumpy moods...
exactly 😉
I hate anything related to Horror Movies. I was basically "forced" by my high-school best friend back in the day to watch Saw 2 with him (we originally wanted to watch Finding Nemo). He basically just bought tickets for Saw 2 and I legit had to leave during that one Scene with the needles. Still sometimes have nightmares about it.
Ok, lots of shows and movies you REGRET watching; how about good shows and movies you DO recommend? That would be so helpful! And please keep your coffee content coming 🥰☕️
When I watched Turning Red for the first time, it felt amazing because it's theme regarding generational differences, trauma, respect parents but don't forget to respect one's self etc. It felt like it was just a film with a deep message. But when I reviewed some of the clips of the film itself, it sounded like Disney was trying to shove veiled and camouflaged political agenda into someone's throats. Would I recommend it to someone with sound logic and thinking? Yes. Would I recommend this to a child? Definitely not.
I watched Turning Red and never again. I regret watching that movie so much. 100% do not recommend
i speak as a southeast asian gen z Catholic; the culture surrounding honor and respect is pretty much the same all throughout asia and it becomes very stressful. like, there's a reason why japan locks the doors to their balconies in schools.
and where i live, the philippines, catholicism takes up 88% of the population. the problem is the culture surrounding the religion- it is used as a tool to control and scare people to giving the "authorities" what they want. for ex, in my catholic school, i was told that i was a disorder bc i experienced ssa, and that my schizophrenia was because i "submitted to sin" (i may have ssa, but i dont plan on acting on it)- but you get the point. my love for the church will be forever more than my attraction to the same sex. and also, the spaniards used the church to control us(look up Jose Rizal, our national hero, and the Books he wrote called "Noli Me Tangere")
so upon watching turning red, i found a glimpse of empowerment esp at the line that said that we shouldn't be so stressed about honoring others that we forget to honor ourselves. but then i realized that this was an asian **american** adaptation of asian culture. and respect and honor isn't taught in america in any way at all- just BS political correctness, but no actual respect, no values, no self responsibility. so i tend to have mixed feelings about the movie- it's a cute comfort film, but cannot be used to teach values.
As a southeast Asian what do you know about what is taught in the US?
@@seanhurley9216 is research not a thing? and it's shown in your culture- kicking kids out once they turn 18 ect ect
@@beancate obviously your research isn't very good because there isn't 1 american culture, someone growing up in Louisiana will have an almost completely different childhood than someone growing up in California as would someone growing up in Ohio.
2nd it isn't our culture to kick children out at 18, generally people want to leave their parents house and create their own home at some point. 18 is when your parents are not legally responsible for you and usually the age when people leave to go to college. Most people I know were in and out of their parents house during their early 20s and even after they are out of the house parents usually help them while they are trying to get established
@@seanhurley9216 im sure. a bunch of catholics in the US i know are like you; like my cousin. but you're experience does not equate the majority.
@@beancate lol, just out of curiosity who do you think knows more Americans? Is it the American or the person from southeast Asia?
Good choices. Most movies coming out of Disney are bad for kids
What about the Hunch Back of Notre Dame and The Little Match Girl
@@randomguy56789 oh you found two
Im impressed
I feel like with a lot of these (especially Pet Sematary), you’re judging them in a very surface level way (they’re gory, this happens so it’s bad, etc.) instead of actually acknowledging what they’re about or trying to say. A lot of Stephen King stories are about trauma and need the violence and gore to accurately depict what the character is internally going through. Pet Sematary wouldn’t be effective if it wasn’t violent because it’s about a fear of losing your family, and that’s something that King himself experienced when HIS son almost got run over by a semi. He tried to exorcise that feeling onto the page and that’s what the story is about. With Carrie, the motif of blood needs to be there because it’s about a young girl being freaked out and bullied over the natural changed going on in her body.
I mean as a Catholic pride is a sin, but I just want to stress, that I followed Amber from the early beginning. When she had only few followers. And look how many she has now. I'm proud of you my sister in Christ!
That kind of pride is not a sin.
@@tabandken8562 I don't know. Still learning a lot of things. But thank you for your reply!
@@LB-gu3wq Yeah, there's a specific type of self-pride that's a sin (like the kind of pride that makes you not willing to admit you're wrong or give up in an argument). But being proud of someone else's accomplishments isn't a sin (same word different meaning).
I regret watching Bambi.
We all do.
I watched very little tv growing up and gave up on it completely about 20 or so years ago. The only tv show you mentioned that I recognized was "Friends." Everybody was talking about "Turning Red" and I thought about seeing it, but Disney doesn't have the reputation it used to have. Funny enough, last Sunday at lunch a bunch of us were talking about Disney movies, especially Hunchback of Notre Dame. Last Sunday was Quasimodo Sunday (the Octave Day of Easter) which was the day the Hunchback was found according to the story. At any rate, we were discussing books that had been on the list of banned books and how they had got there, and some were surprised at how little it took to get a story banned. If the Catholic Church still had such a registry I suspect very few, if any, modern shows & movies would avoid condemnation. The conversation gave much food for thought.
Orthodox here, just found your channel through recommendations. Pretty nice stuff!
We grew up with 'Friends' in college. Must see Thursday nights! Then I watched one or two episodes it in the last few years with one of our teens. I was so disappointed what we use to watch!
It is very bizarre how they personify processes like puberty, and they always promote their unnatural selfish views rather than the difficulties of changing roles/ your place in society and stepping into your part of the natural chain
I actually like Horror movies. Not all of them though
Same.
I debate a lot of Christians about this and rock music. Almost anything is okay to watch with discernment, it just depends on the substance.
Horror movies that don't glorify evil, I see nothing wrong with. If anything, a lot of slasher films tend to have a final girl who is the only one who doesn't fornicate or do drugs..🤔
@@OrthoLou definitely. Im a fan of Rock music too
Wooow that is sooo disappointing with turning red. I havent watched it but know I know not to waste my time. Sooo infuriating that they are sending out messages like that to kids :(
And just like that... As a journalist and someone who is also in the field of psychology, I wanted to see how everything was depicted because everyone is raving about this show.
Bottom line: I was disappointed. Quite frankly, disappointed beyond belief.
Lol which show are you talking about?
@@spidernymph8964 'And just like that..' is the title of the franchise, the sequel of Sex and the city. I don't recommend it, very strong LGBTQ propaganda..
@@vesnastihovic7014 Ohh, I gotcha.
Same! Very disappointed in that show!
@@GardenMinistry. It's dark.. Exactly like life without Christ.
I’m disturbed by 911 and 911 Lone Star. A show with a heavy influence of lesbianism, homosexuality, and transgenders. I thought it was a simple show about first responders.
I totally agree with you about Turning Red. Initially when i saw the trailers, i already had suspicions. Then my roommate saw it and said the exact same thing and had the same problems with the movie.
I will also say, don’t watch Warrior Nun. It starts fine semi teaching Catholic things but in the last episode, it takes all of the story and tells you that that was a lie. It’s a conversation started about faith but DEFINITELY not worth investing time on.
(That being said i will be doing a deep dive on it and making a video on my other channel.)
I felt this way about Midnight Mass...
Shows the faith in a positive light, at first, but eventually the smartest and most sensible people are a Muslim and an athiest and the final message of the show is essentially a weird blend of monism and pantheism.
"Stigmata" I actually had to look up what the movie was called because it had been so long since I last saw it. The movie stars Gabriel Byrne (great actor btw) who is a Vatican scientist-priest who investigates miracles for the causes of the saints and is investigating a woman (a professed atheist mind you) who is getting experiencing a case of stigmata and writing out passages in Aramaic while being kind of possessed by this ex-communicated priest and a slew of corrupt suppressive Vatican officials plotting plots everywhere running throughout. Essentially the movie is sort of a promotion of the Gnostic Gospel of Thomas which the films makers are trying to convince people is an authentic Gospel of Christ and using a miraculous event that tends to happen to particularly devout saints as a driving tool for promoting something that is heretical.
Yeah it's a good thing you didn't watch Fuller house bc there were a lot of scenes that promote immodesty, sex.. etc
I did not like Turning Red mainly because of the ugly models the animators used for the characters and the cringe ass comedy
On the other hand i really liked Carrie, the rampage scene was badass as F
I actually think pet semetary is a good way to show that there is no other shortcut to resurrection, even if the film wasn't explicitly christian
I need more of these topics. May be on Songs that I regret listening to as Catholic
Thank you for sharing, friend!
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I don’t watch movie trailers, so I didn’t know what Turning Red was about besides the panda. I didn’t watch it from the beginning either so I missed a lot of the explanation. When I saw the chanting happening, my eyes widened and I was like oh no
As a new Catholic, my personal list of movies I regret watching are
The Wolf of Wall Street
Law Abiding Citizen
Halloween Kills
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
And I've never seen Turning Red, but I definitely don't want to after watching this video. Based on what I've heard it's pretty much woke agenda disguised as a fun family-friendly film.
My panda my choice 🤮🤮🤮
To be fair, King loves Catholicism and despises Evangelicals.
I regret HBO’s Sex and the City, GIRLS and Looking SO much… didnt watch those as a catholic tho
@@Raccoon_Chic i mean i guess from a secular pov yeah but as a catholic not sm?
I'm surprised that you even knew about Carrie. The original movie was done in 1977 and it is a really cheesy B rated horror movie.
They later tried to make it into a musical back in the 1980s that was a huge flop commercially. However, after a revamp in 2012 the musical version actually tells a pretty interesting story.
My youngest daughter (who is a very devout Catholic) had the privilege of playing the character of Margaret White. It was a real challenge for her.
Unlike the movie, Margaret White has a good side to her and is the leading character outside of Carrie. The songs "Evening Prayers" and "How Those Boys Could Dance" give real insight into the demons Margaret fought in her mind.
I haven't enjoyed watching Brigerton from the true lack of talent exuded. Remember that I more middle aged..than most of the actors..God bless you and your family.
As someone with an overbearing mom, I found turning red to be a bad movie, but also relatable at times. The film’s core mistake imo was that it never solved the issue of how young girls should act in a morally correct way while sticking up for themselves AND respecting their parents.
Yes, that was my main beef with that move as well. It never solved the problem on how young girls should stand up for themselves without being rude and disrespectful. Encanto did a much better job on showing that by portraying Mirabel being firm but kind when standing up to her grandmother.
I regret Watching Liv and maddie ( disney channel), Mainly because it was extremely feminin and makes the guys look stupid and foolish
That’s every single Disney Channel show ever
@@zoomerjack5435 not ever, it mainly started in the 2010s.
Even Stevens, Lizzie Maguire, and That's So Raven were decent and actually had cool dads.
@@zoomerjack5435what about Wonder Over Yonder
Very late, but in Turning Red, the mom had the better character arc, but I'm not convinced that was on purpose.
I wished the movie was about the mother. Her character arc was more interesting than her dumb daughter.
I don’t remember chucky ever killing a priest. At least not the original one.
It was definitely a sequel that was not called Child’s Play. I think maybe The Curse of Chucky.
I actually thought Carrie was a really sad movie
I could never enjoy Friends when I was in middle or highschool. I genuinly found it boring and unfunny. I didn't watch much TV when I was a kid.
It bothered me so much there was no comeuppance for Ezra ever!!!! And yet I could never stop watching Pretty Little Liars!
I always found Friends silly. It came out when I was in middle school. Most young people were watching it. I didn't. I can't believe young people decided to watch it again a few years ago...
Drag Me To Hell is a demonic movie, its a horror movie and it's terrifying. I can't believe I ever watched it! Never again....
What about I Frankenstein 2014?
For those of us that just started following (me)...explain about the coffeee on Friday, filming Sunday. ????
I don’t really get the hate towards Turning Red. Other than the my panda, my choice thing I thought it was a really good movie. I don’t remember the little girl twerking when she was a panda either? Maybe I just wasn’t paying attention enough. But I definitely don’t think you’re corrupting your children by letting them watch it lol.
It teaches girls that if they have rage they should just accept it and feel free to let it out.
Definitely weren't paying attention enough
@@OrthoLou I think the whole point of the movie is showing how difficult it can be to navigate new emotions and relationships when going through something like the main character is going thru, which I relate it most to when girls go thru puberty. I don’t think it’s teaches girls that if they have rage to just let it out lol.
@@haleyfarris544 it's true that you should let your emotions out, especially if one is going through puberty and figuring out there body. But it's never a good idea to let those negative emotions overtake you, because they can end up harming others nd even yourself.
@@gabriellafieramosca9004 true. And I think it shows in the movie that not only the little girl, but her mom learns the lesson of that.
Everything you have said about friends i could say about big bang theory.
Still love Scream...
Horror movies are fine as long as one isn't getting off on the violence.
Heck, Scream actually paints premarital sex in a negative light and has no nudity.
EDIT: the tv show and the newest movie are woke trash lol.
I notice she hardly goes after any of the 80s films, except for Chucky(probably looking at the sequels), that I play on my blue-ray every fall. It’s a tradition and sort of becoming lore, like the Grimm’s Fairy Tales, including valuable lessons.
@@erikbishop7 good comparison!
Fuller House also had a surrogacy plotline.
Oh no, surrogacy! Wait… why is that bad?
@@haleyfarris544 God designed babies to be made through the sexual act between a husband and a wife, not through a lab or anything like that, for a more in depth answer I would turn to Catholic Answers :)
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I watched a movie today called angels and demons and for being a movie about the Catholic Church, it was pretty good!! I recommend though it is scary cause it is about finding the cardinals that r getting murdered
I think Turning Red was a great movie. Especially as a girl within that age range I found it especially relatable. I feel all Catholic girls, or just girls in general, have all made mistakes of disrespecting their parents at one point. Growing up and hormones are natural and things that young girls are learning to work around. I do agree with you though on the "My panda, my choice" comment. I'm sure they were referring to what we are all thinking of. I feel it is also a great lesson for people to respect others cultures and religions.
Hi, I hate if this comment is irrelevant, but there is a brilliant film called 'Antichrist' directed by someone called Lars von Trier, starring Willem Dafoe, that I recommend you watch. It sounds satanic judging by the title, but what it really is about is a couple who, grieving after a loss of their child, go to the woods to cleanse themselves, but in the process, the anti christ tries to tempt them. Not to spoil things, but they discover Jesus and use the power of the lord to stand tall against temptation, and in the process, beat satan and live happily. I do not suggest googling it as they missell it terribly to appeal to libs, and they actually lie about the film to stop people from watching it as libs are so scared of us rejoicing in our faith, the poster even has nudity on it, despite the film being free from any sex whatsoever, but I really recommend giving it a go, no film has solidified my faith quite like that one
i second this, Antichrist is extremely beautiful and converted me to catholicism and pured my satanic ways of being deeply in love with men and their big beautiful throbbing dicks
May the Lord have mercy on you. I don’t know what is going on in your life that has prompted you to write this misleading comment, but I pray that Jesus will draw near to you and heal that which is causing you distress ✝️🙏🏼
@@jonahspong9381It’s sad that you go out of your way to mock the Catholic faith. My heart weeps for you, may the Lord reveal His mercy to you. ✝️🕊️
Lol My Sister absolutely loves friends! I mostly watch game shows like wheel of fortune and jeopardy and I never watched pet cemetery or the scream series - pretty little liars as well ... but I guess I need to work on not watching scary thrillers I've always been into that .... 13 going on 30 is hilarious lol! I just wanted to mention that movie because it's always on TV lol! Most of the movies I regret watching as a Catholic is The Excorcist , Saw Movie Franchise , & Final Destination Franchise and my biggest movie regret is Poltergeist! that movie literally traumatized me! 😵😵😵 I would get really bad nightmares! I watched a couple of episodes of fuller house but I stopped watching that too lol .... I'm currently watching the national graphic series on Disney + Explorer: The Last Tepui is pretty cool ... My Patron Saint is Saint Francis of Assisi I've always loved nature! & I'm grateful to God I live in Michigan! 🙏 I'm completely surrounded by nature & The great lakes! Cool video! 💯 Praying it forward Amber! 🙏 God Bless! 💒
You should watch The Hunchback of Notre Dame 1996 Disney version it’s pretty good
How about you do the whole conjuring universe next?
I really liked crazy exgirlfriend, but I wanted to stop watching after whatshername had the abortion. I got so angry when that episode came. I did end up watching the whole series, but I probably shouldn't have.
I also think friends and how I met your mother aren't good to watch looking back. Bc of the way they portray sex.
You should check out the mythical book that tells stories of god drowning the entire world.
Oh, she knows about that, but she just doesn’t care
CARRIE does have one of the most dramatic endings imaginable.
honestly im amazed someone like you even watches full house.
Nice video, you're really good at this 👍🏻
It's sad that the only movie out there that portrays Christians in a positive light or as regular people is A Walk to Remember. In other movies, christians are potrayed as either a bunch of purity sues (like every christian propraganda film) or worse as psycho maniacs (Carrie). Carrie was one those things that could have been better. I applaud Sue for trying to be kind to Carrie by telling her boyfriend, Tommy to take Carrie to prom. But her act of kindness got ruined thanks to Chris, Billy, and the gym teacher. I wasn't sure whether to hate Carre or root for her. On one hand, I feel sorry for her being bullied and watching her burn the whole gym down on her bullies was cathartic. On the other hand, I knew she would have ended up in jail, had she never died. It was also horrifying to watch her kill her mother. Why couldn't she just run out of the house? I knew that Carrie's mom was a psycho but recently, I too worry that she makes Christians look bad. I hope that people who watch Carrie know that real-life Christians are NOT like Carrie's mom. Carrie's mom misreads the Bible that I know the Bible doesn't say (e.g. sex is meant to be a union between husband and wife-not sinful at all).
I thought I was the only one who was bothered by James Bond for the same reasons you were bothered by it. What's with all the half-naked women?
Finally, someone who agrees with me about Turning Red! I watched it thinking it was going to be great (other than Cars, you can't go wrong with Pixar). I thought it was going to be a heartwarming story about a mother and daughter.
Boy was I wrong.
First of all, I couldn't help but find the plot too simple and dumb. It would have been appropriate for a theatrical short, rather than a movie. I find the idea of a red panda being a metaphor for puberty or period ridiculous. Shouldn't the mother help her daughter get through it or tame it? If it was supposed to represent puberty then why the women in Mei Mei's family wanted to get rid of it? People talked about the movie also showing generational trauma. What generational trauma? I didn't see any of that in the movie. Even if I did, it felt underdeveloped. I felt that the creators were trying to copy Encanto and Coco, two movies that I thought did a much better job at showing generational trauma than Turning Red.
Second of all, the main character, Mei Mei was a jerk. She came off as an a rude and disrespectful brat. First of all, I found her religion uncomfortable to watch. The scene in which her grandma and aunts tried to get rid of her red panda during a ritual was so creepy that my mom had to fast forward it! With Mulan, it was different because the buddihism was extremely very subtle. Coco was also very subtle with thier Day of the Dead holiday so I didn't have to worry. But Turning Red was definitely uncomfortable and frightening! The last straw was when she said, "I love gyrating!" and twerked in front of her mother! What the!?!? The twerking scene was so embarrassing and bad to watch that one of my relatives said, "Ugh, I hope she (Mei Mei) dies!" You know a movie is bad, when you found yourself wishing death on the heroine instead of rooting for her. I too, hated how her last lines to her mom were "My Panda, my Choice!" Couldn't she say something a little more assuring? Something like, "Mom, it's okay, I got this," or "Don't worry, Mom. Everything's under control. If I get crazy, the girls will snap me out of it."
Third of all, the movie promoted rebellion and disobedience by protraying it as a good thing. Bible compares rebellion and disobedience to idolatry and witchcraft! MEi Mei never learned to respect her mother or have sympathy for her. Why did Turning Red portrayed respecting your parents as a bad thing when the Bible says that whoever respects their mother and father will live a long life? Mei Mei's mother wasn't unreasonable or controlling. She wasn't forcing her daughter in an arranged marriage or in a career that she didn't like to do. Nor was she neglecting her in favor for another kid. All she asked of her daughter was to get good grades and not goof off. Yes, her mother doesn't allow her to hang out with the girls but that's because they're bad influence. The movie never explained properly why the mother doesn't like Mei Mei hanging out with other girls. Is she not allowed to have friends or are Miriam, Abby, and the indian girl bad influence? Not to mention that Mei Mei never once asked her mother why can't she hang out with her friends. Naysayers had said, "But other Disney movies showed kids rebelling against their parents, and nobody complained!" Yes, but at least in the previous Disney and Pixar movies, the kids and their parents both reconciled and made compromises or set boundaries. They had left me feeling happy that they worked out their differences. The Jungle Book ended with Mowgli deciding to go back to the man village on his own accord (without being forced by Bagheera or Baloo this time). The Little Mermaid ended with Ariel marrying Eric and telling her father, "I love you, Daddy," while hugging him. Peter Pan ended with Wendy and Mr. Darling realizing that one must grow up but it's okay to cherish your childhood memories. The conclusion of Coco showed Miguel (plus Papa Hector and Miguel's new baby sister) playing or enjoying music. Encanto ended with the Madrigal family (plus Mirabel and Bruno) getting a family photo. How did Turning Red end? By having Mei Mei deciding to go out with her friends instead of helping her mom finish raising money for the broken stadium (even with permission) and telling off her mom, "My Panda, My Choice!" when questioned about sprouting her panda ears and tail. That ending left me grumbling for two weeks.
Another problem I have with Turning Red was the scene in which Mei Mei drew pictures of some teenage guy clerk from the store she had a crush on. When her mother saw them and freaked out because of how weird and creepy they looked, she went to the store and accused the guy for being a pervert or a pedophile. Why didn't Mei Mei stop her in the first place by saying, "Mom, calm down. No, he didn't do those things to me. I made them up!" And why didn't the store clerk say, "Lady, what are you talking about? I don't know this girl! I have never seen her or spoke to her before!"
Haha I watched 'The Witcher' on Netflix. There is a lot wrong stuff in it: Sex, Nudity, Violence, Witchcraft, ...but I enjoyed it. Was something different. I can't recommend it for youngsters but for the fantasy-fan adults it is ok.
In fuller house the issue I saw mind you I’m new at the church so is that they had in vitro fertilization for the middle sister because she was not able to get pregnant other than that the show was OK at least as far as I remember
OMG...I have found someone else who gives up Coffee on Fridays because who cares about meat?
The older I get the less respect I have for Eminem. Sure he is a well skilled rapper (one of the best) however the content of his songs is a turnoff. to make and release songs about killing the mother of your child is wrong on so many levels
I am a Catholic my whole life. I’m 40 years old. I don’t see anything wrong with watching any movies. As I will say I am a medium and have seen all the conjuring movies to help me understand my gift. Ed and Lorraine Warren were Catholic. Ed was a demonologist and Lorraine a medium they worked with the Catholic Church until God called them home. I think the news are scarier and ugly than make believe movies. To see gory or horror movies is entertaining. Bible study and movies should be balanced out. Spend equal times doing your likes as in church. With Jesus in your heart ❤️ you guys be alright. I just saw this channel. And omg didn’t know there was someone as passionate for our Catholic Church. Love that I’m not alone. Finally I feel I have a sister in Christ who understands Catholic faith. Blessings Doll 🙏❤️🤗
Have you watched the tv show seventh heaven? It's really great (but it's not catholic but protestant).
Well some tv cartoon shows that you can watch Dexters Laboratory Ben 10 season 1 cause it doesn’t have any magic in it and symbiotic Titan I can’t remember what it was about but I’m pretty sure it has no magic in it
Fuller House gets very... questionable. I stopped watching cause it’s just pushing woke agendas and I don’t care about that but one whole season is about Stephanie trying to hv a kid by herself via ivf and she gets a surrogate and idk I just don’t see why that subplot was necessary
I tried to find the rest of the videos about your movies and series that you regret and I couldn't
I regret watching the fosters
I've been repeatedly watching the Cate Blanchett Elizabeth films and because it's based on the Elizabethans; the films are Anti-Catholic. If you watched an Anti-Catholic film that was set in the Reformation would you dismiss it due to the conflicts of that era or just avoid it considering how you have the Ridolfi and Babington plots and a scene in which a Jesuit kills a man for lying? Edit: Anyway, love the Rosaries in the background but what's with the symbol of the Rosary on the second right between the black and crystal-blue beads?
Fuller House is entertaining and mostly appropriate but I would not recommend it for kids, only for teenagers and adults with strong moral convictions. There is some innuendos and adult humor. The biggest thing though is that in the later seasons surrogacy is a plot point. Stephanie is not able to get pregnant so she goes through with IVF and decides to use Kimmy as a surrogate in order to have a child. And she isn't even married to the father of this child. So obviously that is all a big red flag. There is some other interesting dynamics like Fernando and Kimmy being married and then divorced and then engaged?? Which is strange...so...I think it's okay to watch but I do have lots of complaints I guess.
What about professional wrestling I am a chirstian and I enjoy pro wrestling?
Friends is my all time favorite show so I’d have to disagree with you there.
Sex and the city used to be one of my favorite shows, I thought it was funny and clever and pretty relatable when it comes to dating. But sex and the city remake “and just like that” was soooo disturbing. My friends like it bc it’s so relatable in todays time with the work stuff and gender confusion etc. I just didn’t like it. I finished it just bc I thought it would get better. Even if it’s “todays time” it just made me sick. I’ve decided to stop watching both satc series. Waste of time.
Same about friends 😂😂 it’s my comfort show
Friends is a comfort show for me too, it's very light hearted. Besides Joey's promiscuity, I think it's quite tame compared to a lot of the shows mentioned in this series that are just terrible.
@@GardenMinistry. completely agree.
God bless you. ☦️✝️
I dont wacth much TV no more like I use to
The Conjuring movies are what I'll never watch again.
Turning Red is trash 1/10
Thanks 👍
Ngl i liked fuller house
James Bond films are always the same thing. They are so brainless and stereotyped. They are also unbelievably sexist by the way they treat women. I have seen some of the older and the new films and I can`t think about one that is actually good. Even on a quality level they are just average. There is a lunatic villain with some ridiculous name who wants to rule the world or to do a massive robbery, some very hot girls who are there for the hero`s enjoyement, usually twice by film, some silly story, lots of scenes where he is in danger but always escapes, lots of killing of the bad guys and some narcissist ending, with the "spy" having a great time, usually involving a woman. The new films have better actors, they even went for better directors, and try to be more realistical but are basically still the same old stuff.
Do you have Tiktok again Amber?
Thank goodness I haven't watched any of those then lol!!! :D
13:27-13:29 Yeah, sound familiar My body ,my choice. by pro choice if I am not wrong
Telenovela? Do you speak Spanish?
Things you shouldn't watch--anything that does not edify or build up your faith. Unfortunately I do it all the time as entertainment is addictive and easily available. But when I saw the latest Hollywood movies with homosexual heroes I decided I will no longer support them. Souls will be lost due to these evil influences in society.
Let's not forget about Matilda... that movie was weird
Books are for the most part better then the movies, you only have hour 1/2 to tell a story / James bond ,really ? Maybe the shorter list for you would be , to do what you like ? then you you could do 1 video for about 2 mins , instead of doing 4 video vlog for an hour.
Whatever you do, don't watch the 1973, The Exorcist. It is almost to much to take, but it did send thousands back to Church
Modern remakes are always far worse in the morality department, so I wouldn’t count on the newer James Bond films being better in that regard. From what little I’ve seen in advertising on those films, they do still have sexual material, so they should be avoided, too.
Fifty no’s and a yes means yes
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