Gwen Werba Rubin

Wasn't boring and definitely had a good ending. But I feel like the political messages were so obvious Disney could have just used human characters and made it take place in the real world. I wish we could also learn more about the earth and air and not be hyper focused on just fire. Other wise, good movie.

The political messages are shown perfectly- not too subtle but not too obvious. The fact that the DMV only had sloth workers which was hilarious, and so was the skunk butt rug. Over all it is a very good movie and whoever is reading this should watch this

If you want to teach your children about puberty, this is a pretty good movie. It also has some good life lessons and a fun premise. But, the whole merman thing was a bit much and the main character sneaks out to a birthday party..

Everything about Encanto is amazing! Good premise, good characters, and good plot. It also had a very beautiful life lesson on family. My only problem is that some of the family members weren't as important as others and I really wish we could learn more about those family members.

The idea is fairly interesting, most of the characters are likable, and it is funny at times. The reason why I'm giving it four stars instead of five is that Beck and Jade's relationship is just annoying and that Tori's spoiled sister never really learns her lesson.

Here is what the show teaches children: Stereotypes, especially racist ones, are okay Child abuse, neglect, and abandonment are hilarious It's perfectly fine if a child manipulates an adult to do something illegal and/or dangerous If a friend is doing something that is extremely dangerous, don't tell an adult and just put it in your own hands

The plot of The Villains of Valley View is basically The Thundermans except with villains. Like the fact that they are both families who moved out of the city and pretend to be normal (but are really bad at it). Both also have secret basements with a whole bunch of sci-fi gear in it. Plus, in The Thundermans, every single family member is good except one member who wants to be evil, and in The Villains of Valley View, it is exactly the same scenario except reversed. It also seems that in both of the tv shows that this delinquent family member is the older brother. Just watch The Thundermans since at least it's original.