What can I say about this movie, its been a long time since I’ve watched a proper childrens movie, grew up on the old Disney, Pixar and Dreamworks movies and I adore them. Children’s movies feel like just spin-offs and slop now. Of course there have been diamonds released but I hadn’t given them the chance yet. The last couple children’s movies I’ve seen have been Finding Dory in 2016, Incredibles 2 in 2018 and Sing last year. The Wild Robot rekindled my love for children’s movies. It elicited emotions me that I haven’t felt in a long time. I don’t think I’ve ever cried during a movie before and during this movie I cried 4 times. I got very attached to all the characters, the voice acting was great and the animation was beautiful. I am reinspired to try children’s movies again, I’ve been told to watch the Puss in Boots movie so thats going on the backlog. Anyway I’d call The Wild Robot a masterpiece, 5/5. Next week’s movie is Apollo 13.

I’ve always thought about how I use my phone. Back during the COVID years, I rooted my phone and de-googled it. I made my own server to host media and music. Now that I have more time to think, I’ve come to realize my ultimate goal has been to better my relationship with technology, especially my phone. I don’t enjoy that my life is behind a phone or computer. I don’t like that in any moment of boredom, I itch to grab my phone and soothe myself. With a lot more free time on my hands, I’m now making how I interact with technology a priority.

As mentioned in my Sixth Sense post, I was finishing my thesis in April so I didn’t watch any movies at the time. In May, I caught up but I didn’t make posts. I started procrastinating on writing my posts even though I would watch the movies and then the backlog about my backlog was beginning. To start fresh, I’m just gonna do a quick blast through the remaining posts, the goal is completion, not perfection.