QbanBearbie

Growing up as a little gay boy was tough. My love for My Little Pony started back then in the 80's when my mom would buy them for me. It was the only toy that I owned that allowed for me to comb it's hair. Today the cartoon resonates in my heart. The storylines are relevant and show all kinds of ponies. Not just the female or ones that identify as female. Making it really feel like it could be a world we live in today.

This movie had me crying and smiling throughout it. To see how they tied it all together at the beginning brought tears of joy and sadness to my eyes. I miss the original ponies and at the same time I'm so excited for Sunny and her friends already. I love that they kept the idea of different ponies all with their own unique personalities and tastes. That was one of the things that I adored about the last generation. There was at least one pony any pony or brony could identify with. Thank you Netflix for providing me with this movie.