Love is Love

They are just children. I think that’s something these people are forgetting. Generally, children, when working together for something, enjoy the time spent with one another. They bond and grow as young people, expand their relationships. The same goes for the talented cast of Upside-Down Magic. You can tell these young Disney Channel stars worked so incredibly hard on this amazing film. I’m not saying give this film a good review just because of the young cast, but some people need to be reminded that they’re simply kids. This movie was a splendid watch that really got me thinking about what magical school I would be sorted into? I’d love to go to Sage Academy.

If no one else is going to say it, I will: this movie was one of the best things to be produced by Disney in probably forever. Though it has the look, cast, and general feel of a Disney Channel Original movie [DCOM], the superb effects beg to differ, as well as the actually interesting plot. When my friend told me to watch this movie, I was like, “Why?” and they didn’t answer. Curious, I ended up watching it anyway, and that’s possibly the best and smartest things I could have done in a while. This movie has representation, and the main character definitely is either Bisexual or Pansexual. These homophobes disliking the movie? I hope they stay miserable.