I suppose that's why I get a kick out of 1980 television series like, "Scarecrow and Mrs. King", or why I get ecstatic over children's films like Disney's new "The Princess And The Bride"--even though my daughter is now a teenager and my son is in college.
Maybe I just can't let go of wanting to walk away from something I watch feeling good about myself, instead of feeling as though I need to wash my body or my brain out with soap!
At any rate, The Dabbling Mum has two new reviews up this week:
The Princess And The Frog
I am really disappointed to see so many reviewers turn their noses up to this cute children’s cartoon. Sure, it doesn’t have the same heart as Cinderella or Snow White, but the charm is definitely there! And it’s so refreshing to see a children’s cartoon that doesn’t set out to “entertain the adults with adult-related content”—when a children’s cartoon is just that, a children’s cartoon.
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View a bonus featurette on the animated musical...
Scarecrow And Mrs. King
It’s such a cute, family-oriented show. There’s action, adventure, comedic antics, and yes, even a little romance. The violence is very minimal. And Mrs. King shows suburban housewives everywhere that their training as mothers can be used for more than just “mothering”.
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View a clip from the film...
Matt LeBlanc has always had a love for art but never put forth the effort to become an artist until three years ago when he and his wife became art collectors. After collecting a few art pieces, his love of abstract grew so strong that he went out and purchased enough supplies to create his very own Matt LeBlanc original. And that was the beginning of a wonderful journey.
