The Song of Sparrows works the same way Avatar works. It's structurally sound and technically correct. It tells an important lesson about the ugliness of extreme materialism and the made-up problems we've created for ourselves with the modernity of our lives.

I watched this film in a room full of people who own houses and hire live-in maids (women who clean, cook, and raise their children for them). People who don't ever need to use public transportation. People who buy…

I'm pretty disappointed. This was a childhood favorite of mine, as well as a childhood/overall favorite of many others, and coming back to it, I don't think it's that good.

For me, The Lion King is on the same level as The Hunchback of Notre Dame. It has its moments (Be Prepared, Mufasa's death scene), but isn't really that special overall and is already outdated.

The humor is too silly, there are too many cliches throughout, and it even got…