Apparently people have been telling my wife she looks like a character from the new animated movie "How to Train Your Dragon". We looked it up I can definitely see the resemblance.
Funny how we constantly seem to be finding resemblances of people we know in the media. Like that whole doppleganger thing.
As a side note, "How to Train Your Dragon" has a 98% fresh rating on rotten tomatoes. Guess I know what movie we'll be seeing tomorrow. . .
First of all, let me just say that my wife and I LOVED "The Princess and the Frog" and were thoroughly entertained. However, I couldn't help noticing some things I might not have been sensitive to before our class.
First of all was this scene. I definitely laughed, but I would not want my kids acting out these things.
One other little thing I noticed was in the last scene it shows Tiana's (the Princess's) friend dancing with the Naveen's (the Prince's) little 6-year-old brother and she says something about how she can wait for him (suggesting she wants to marry him to become a princess). The thought crossed my mind of what a double standard this was. It was meant to be cute and funny, but if the roles were switched - a grown young man dancing with a 6-year-old girl implying that he wanted to marry her - then it would seem creepy and unacceptable.
Anyways, these were just a few passing thoughts I wanted to share. If you haven't seen this movie yet, go see it!
