Bears, wolves, mice, donkeys–these animals seem to have nearly nothing in common, at least characteristically. What nature separates, however, film correlates. From the timeless works of William Shakespeare and Roald Dahl to Disney Princess gems, humans becoming animals have emerged as classic plots for unforgettable stories. The very notion of […]
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Justice Matters
Disclaimer: This film is rated PG-13 as it contains usage of strong language, some thematic elements, and some racial epithets. Viewer discretion highly advised. The opinions expressed herein are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of clay Magazine or TPS. No one can deny that 2020 […]
Take a Stab at This Trending Film
Disclaimer: This film is rated PG-13 as it contains usage of strong language, some inappropriate references, and references to drug material, brief violence, and thematic elements. 2019 was undoubtedly a year full of remarkable movies. To begin with, there was the unforgettable Avengers: Endgame that topped off the twenty-two film […]
How to Train Your Dragon – The Perfect Beginning
How to Train Your Dragon, released in 2008 and directed by Dean Deblois and Chris Sanders became an instant classic along side Toy Story and Cars. I loved watching this movie—the soundtrack was so moving, the characters so hilarious, and the dragons so epic. This movie, in my opinion, has […]
White Christmas versus Holiday Inn – Two Different Conflict Structures
Many people at least know of White Christmas, the Christmas movie with Bing Crosby, which had that touching scene at the end with the “old man.” What many people don’t know is that White Christmas was a remake of an older film Holiday Inn, starring Bing Crosby using the same […]