I just wanted to post this somewhere without spoiling it for anybody who hasn't seen it yet.
There's a part in the movie where Jessie gets sent back to her first kids home. I got a bit ahead of myself and assume the story was going somewhere it wasn't, so I ended up a little disappointed 😅
When I saw the scene with her and the giant horse, I thought ohhh it's gonna bring her kid as a grown woman into it and show how all that cowgirl play shaped who she became as an adult. I got emotional thinking about it 😂 because I was like, this is what kids with limitless screens are missing. They grow up to be adults addicted to screens instead of something really aspirational and exciting, or creative or thrilling , ya know the things that make life worth living and give us a healthy sense of self and belonging.
Anyway, it turned out it wasn't and in the end the devices are portrayed as not so bad since they want to help their kids too 🙄 I know it's a kids movie and all but I'm curious what others thoughts were on that "conclusion"? I sort of respect it, I mean in reality we have to accept this is the world we live in now and they have their place in it, I just feel like they could have done a better job showing the benefits of kids who grow up playing with toys vs being so sedentary and lacking social skills.
Did you feel disappointed in the message or lack of one in the conclusion of the movie?
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Haven't seen it but thats a bit disappointing the screens turn out to not actually be the bad guys for kids.