I hope this will make people realize that putting their child on the internet and making profit on their behalf is what makes the devil comes into their home.
This documentary talks about how cults slowly invites themselves into your lives but more importantly it shows how family vloggers are a very problematic issue.
Shari Franke is one of the first internet child to actually talk about this wildly absurd and popular phenomenon of family vloggers. I’m afraid we will…
Everything was there:
- Wallace being super autistic (and very english🤍)
- Gromit saving the day (and making us crying when he starts tearing up)
- Useless but cool inventions (The exhibitionist slide was the best one)
- The best villain of all time (he didn’t make the list on wikipedia but I don’t care: he’s the greatest)
- Cheese jokes (but they forgot the crackers)
- and lottts of fun: I had a great time. It was actually a very good Christmas present
The worst thing about being an adult is that you are not able to see the Totoro god.
J’ai toujours affectionnée Barbie malgré les nombreuses controverses entourant la compagnie Mattel par rapport à cette girly doll qui aime le rose. J’aimais le fait de me réapproprier ce stéréotype de la blonde naïve en quelque chose de plus complexe, un peu comme Elle Woods dans Legally Blonde. C’est exactement pour ça que Barbie the Movie m’a fait du bien.
Je suis 100% consciente qu’il s’agit d’un move marketing de la part de Mattel pour redorer l’image de la marque…
