Super Good Movie

Rating: 10/10 (13 March 2018)

The first time I watched the movie was when I was a little boy. I was 4 years old leaving in an apartment in Waipahu when I noticed Pocahontas being played on Disney channel. What caught my eye at first was her hair. Pocahontas had some nice silky hair that I couldn't get enough of. My family members would tease me as a kid because I also had long silky hair. What also caught my eye as a kid was the picture. The graphics were good and it made the movie stand out more to me as a kid. As a kid, when I watched this movie, I thought it was super cool how she was connected to the environment and how she would treat the plants and animals with the same respect she would give to her friends and family. I thought the animals were funny. I thought the funny the relationship between the raccoon and the wood pecker was super funny. How they would dick around each other but still had love for each other was something I thought was very unique about their relationship. That's the kind of bond I share with my family. When I watched this movie, I began to treat nature and my environment with more respect. When I think about it, it kind of taught me not to bite the hand that feeds you. Because we get mostly everything from our environment, we should treat it with respect. I also was taught that everyone in this world is the same, there is no one on another level. We are one family and earth is our shared home that takes care of us. I guess learning all these things as a kid kind of shaped me to become the man I am today. I would say I have a big heart. I care for things and I always try to spread aloha.
I recommend that you watch Pocahontas because it could teach you a lot. Looking at how the world is today, this movie could teach people a lot. It could make people see the bigger picture. We are always fighting, we always try to isolate ourselves from people who are different, and we don't look at nature as something that deserves respect. Our world today is corrupt. We bite the hand that feeds us every single day.