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THE EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE: This movie is definitely one of my favorites. No matter how many times that I've seen it, Kuzco's sassiness still cracks me up! Plus, you gotta love Kronk, right? But on a more serious note, this movie teaches us that we need to treat others well and the importance of friendship. When Kuzco treated everyone terribly, nobody wanted to be his friend or have anything to do with him. Pacha was the only person who was willing to give him the time of day and help him through his crisis and it ended up resulting in a wonderful friendship and teaching Kuzco that the world wasn't all about him, which he ended up being perfectly fine with. Basically, we're all in this world together and being a good person not only makes you happy but also makes everyone else around you happy.
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FREAKY FRIDAY: I was actually wondering if I should do Finding Nemo but I felt like doing Freaky Friday for some reason. I actually love this movie more than I care to admit, mostly because when I was younger, I really loved Lindsay Lohan. But that's for a different blog. As far as the movie goes, it speaks a lot to me because even though I'm close with my mother now, we went through a rough patch during my teenage years. I was moody and pushed people away when I was 13 and I somewhat related to the relationship between Anna and Tess. Of course everyone knows the story: they switch bodies, learn about each other's perspective and then have a wonderful relationship. And of course the moral of the story is to always try to understand other peoples' perspectives before making judgments and always communicate. I completely agree with that sentiment and think that this movie is extremely underrated.
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A GOOFY MOVIE: This movie is one of my sister's favorites and I simply adore it. Who doesn't love Goofy, right? I mean, he's adorable. But his son, Max, doesn't think so. In fact, he's embarrassed by his father's personality and doesn't want to spend any time with him. But over the course of their road trip together, they learn to accept the other person's quirks and love each other for who they are. It's a really cute story about a teenager learning that his father isn't as big of a dork as he thought. It's a feel-good family film about acceptance and unconditional love, mixed with a little humor. It's one of the best stories that Disney has ever done, in my opinion and it's morals ring true. People are who they are and learning to love them that way is such a beautiful thing. It's a lesson that I'll always need to remember but will never forget.
That's all for this segment! I'll be posting more soon!
Feel free to leave a comment below if you learned any other lessons from these movies! Happy Wednesday!
-Chelsea
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