Alice Through The Looking Glass was one of my favorite movies this year. It was spectacular, emotional, and surpassed the first one. The movie taught us so much about the relationships between the characters that we all know and love. It was a pleasure to see this in theaters, so I can’t wait for it to hit the shelves! The Alice Through The Looking Glass DVD & Blu-ray is going to epic!
This holiday movie is packed with laughs, music, beloved characters and heart, Beauty and the Beast The Enchanted Christmas is a must-own for the entire family! Bring home this charming tale as old as time on Disney DVD October 25th!
This is a show that parents will be excited and comfortable about their kids watching. It’s also fun for parents. Their are jokes that only adults will understand, like the mommy pig packing way too much in her suitcase. From the cute accents to the inside jokes, Peppa Pig Sunny Vacation will be loved by everyone! Check out these Peppy Pig toys and check out the new release!
DreamWorks Animation’s Home: Adventures with Tip & Oh is now available on Netflix to stream as much as you want. So, go ahead – binge-watch it! But make sure you come back here to read all about my interviews with Ana Ortiz who voices Tip’s mom, Lucy and with Ron Funches, who plays the crazy characters, Sharzod.
I just finished watching one of the most inspiring, honest documentaries I’ve ever seen. Life, Animated is about a boy with autism that couldn’t speak, but found a way to communicate through animated Disney films.
So, our anniversary was a month ago. My boyfriend had me believing that he only got me the gift he’d given me early, but he showed up on our special day with not one Through The Looking Glass mystery mini, but two! I’m spoiled – I know! I was crossing so excited to add these to my collection.
Mental illness is real. Some illnesses are talked about and recognized more than others, like bipolar disorder. Then there are ones that people think are made up like body dysmorphia, self mutilation, eating disorders, anxiety, and depression. We need to talk about mental illness because ignoring it or hiding it will only push others away. We need a good support system and people around us who understand when it’s time to give us our space, comfort us, or just to remind us that it’s okay. It’s shows like these that take us from pretending mental illness doesn’t exist, to talking about it without shame or embarrassment.
I must say, I was totally fangirling when I found out that Ana Ortiz voiced the part of Tip’s mother, Lucy! I was/am a huge Ugly Betty fan, so right when her name popped up in the voice cast list, I was ecstatic! Then, we screened a couple of episodes (which were drop dead funny) and got to interview the actress, Ana Ortiz and the Co-Executive Producer, Todd Garfield.