Sophia – Google

I love this movie, * SPOILER WARNING ⚠️* it had the feel of Zootopia and inside out. The acting is incredible and it shows a lot of representation and brings up issues that should be recognized like racism where certain elements couldn't be near or touch each other or when Ember says," I'm fire the city isn't made for people like us." Or when she wants to see the tree but they told her she couldn't go see it because she was fire and dangerous, and when Ember and Wade try to love each other they're different people telling them they can't love that person or marry. Or immigration when Embers parents move to another city due to there old home being destroyed. And it also showed normal feelings like job anxiety, fear of failure, uncertain of change, etc.

The new " Little Mermaid" was amazing because of the representation presented in it.We have so many movies with white characters but that all changed with this movie and I'm here for it. The actors singing was phenomenal didn't disappoint, and even the acting was good. Flounder is cute and Scuttle was so sweet and cute loved her reminded me of ADHD. Overall, I loved the new scenes added and it gives more of a realistic feel then the original. When I left the the theater it made me sing the songs.

This movie discusses important topics for: children- to young adults, topics include: Racism, alcohol, rehab, biracial, adopt, disabilty, divorce, doing your dreams, and even were some sex scenes it wasn't a whole lot at least 2 or 3 and you can skip it if you and your young child were watching it and you don't approve, etc. I don't see why people think this is a bad movie. It's cute! and woke. The old one is an original and fits that time period but it is a new generation 2022 and the old one was just white families. Which is great, but don't you think there should be movies that are inclusive and have families with any gender, or race? There were some morals of the story. Moral means life lessons. Sex is life and racism is still here today, which is a good life lesson to kids. And bullying when one of the characters Haresh Baker was being bullied Seth Baker tried to help him. Even if it wasn't the right way. He had good intentions. It also teaches kids that family is supportive and has your back. So, I can't make anyone watch it but I reccomend it! Kids can probably relate to this one way more than the original. (Just opinions and my rating.)