Disney+ recently launched. With it, almost all of the Marvel movies are available in one place! My 9-year-old son, a huge Thor fan, and I decided we wanted to watch all the Marvel movies in chronological order.
While watching all the movies, I started to see some common themes and lessons that could be learned from watching all the Marvel movies.
As cheesy as holiday movies are, they are comforting and full of joy and love. And, to not sound cheesy, the movies are full of Christmas spirit – the one thing so many people lose sight of. These movies break down consumerism and expose human nature and what really matters. It’s not the number of presents under the tree, it’s the people you spend time with during the holidays. It’s not about the cookies you bake but about the memories you make while you make those delicious cookies.
Netflix just confirmed Stranger Things will have a fourth season, which is fantastic news for all the Strangers out there. Season 3 left so many unanswered questions on the table.
When the first Terminator movie came out, it depicted a bleak future where robots had taken over the world. The year 2029 seemed to be a distant future back in 1984 when the movie was released.
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