Disney Made You Pt. 2

Last time I've told you about Disney teaching children to deal with life. And especially the bad parts of life. So today I wanted to talk about something more uplifting. A lesson that Disney teaches us, a lesson that I find extremely important. Especially for children, since they are the future (sucks for them).

Disney Made You Pt. 1

The Walt Disney company, the company that provided roughly 70% of all your favorite childhood movies. We've all seen Disney movies as children and this has partially shaped us into the people we are today.

In my 'Disney Made You' series I will talk about the undeniable influence Disney movies have had on our society. And besides that I will also show you my favorite Disney moments and find other ways to glorify everything else they did. But don't worry, I'll keep it real!

Subliminal messages in movies

Subliminal messages in movies has been a touchy subject for years. It's a form of communication that is not accepted in our society, however many people believe we are subjected to it. And the thing is, we might be.

Tears in the dark

Up (2009)

The biggest strength that movies have is their ability to get people involved. And in particular emotionally involved, movies are incredibly strong in achieving that involvement. We've all cried while watching a movie (yes even you) and we are no stranger to feeling scared in the movie theater either. Somehow we can feel so connected to a movie and their characters, that we feel actual grief when one of them dies. It's amazing to think a few images and some sound can make us feel such strong emotions. Some movies can take you on an emotional roller coaster that will leave you drained at the end. And strangely enough we like that. It's a way for us to express our emotions for a while without feeling embarrassed. Maybe it's pent up emotion, or maybe we just really like to have a good cry once in a while.