A very important film.
As an Australian and a Queenslander at that, I have often felt shame at the general publics apathy and ignorance when it comes to animal welfare, conservation and our nations woeful records in extinction. Unfortunately, I too am guilty of ignorance with most of this documentaries content being new information to me. We must do better.
As Envoy shows, we as a nation are stuck in the past, with our attitudes, technologies and fear response having…
The best part of this movie was when my husband ran in to spontaneously dance to one of the songs on the peppy soundtrack..
The second best part was when the Rock randomly turned up to give some life advice and I momentarily thought he may be Kristen Bell's movie love interest.. SPOILER- he's not :(
There has not been enough time between my bingeing of Veronica Mars, and then watching Kristen Bell play a girl, whose torturous high school…
My husband "You're like Mr Rogers!"
Me, fishing "How so?"
Husband "You wear a lot of cardigans!"
Me...
At least it's something! To be held in the same breath as a dude with such inherent kindness and heart wrenching empathy is something for us all to aspire to!
This is a lovely documentary. It takes time to present a variety of perspectives from those who worked with, knew and loved Mr Rogers. As an Aussie who grew up in PNG,…
Nike sponsored this turd of a film to teach us all an important lesson; if you're a selfish, unreliable, man child you can still get everything you don't deserve by just having a semblance of ambition for a couple of weeks.
Another guy might suck more for swearing once and women don't have any better options (or autonomy or personality). You don't even have to be funny or endearing in any way!
I am flabbergasted with the amount of talent attached to this cliche ridden, testosterone centred test of my film watching endurance.
Just don't do it.
