Disney (+) movie reviews

Happy to say I've finally tracked down the streaming company with all my favorite movies, and movie franchise on it.

And with Disney +, also can add Hulu to the over all package, and to me it's worth it, cause as of late, as in the last year or so, I've really been movie starved, cause all the movies that use to be on Netflix have all migrated over to Disney +.

Yes, I know, the politics of Disney is not the greatest, all that woke culture and stuff, but the movies I love to watch, well, were completed before Disney had influence.

I can't stand 'woke' movies, no one really can, cause they feel fake and preachy and very very unrealistic.

That being said, I need to get caught up on Star Wars, and rewatch many episodes, and Marvel comics, and all the other movies that Disney gobbled up.

Amazon Prime movies just isn't cutting it, and when I briefly rejoined Netflix, it was flat, their movies are like the movies you'd get from the Walmart DVD discount been years ago.

Why the hell would I stream 'B' movies that came out way back when I was in high school? Or even younger.

That's what regular antenna TV is for.

So ye, this movie section will start lighting up again now that I, the Zone, can start watching and then commenting on and then reviewing cool movies once again.

Much more to follow as time allows.

Stupid Princess Leah got Hon Solo killed by asking him to do the impossible



It was dumb azz Princes Leah who got Han Solo killed, by asking him, saying to him, before he left..

'Bring our son home'

Solo knew better, Solo know their son was to far gone into the dark side, but Solo wanting to please Leah confronted Ben, who at the time is or was become a sith lord, and was copying Darth Vader.

In my opinion, women get a lot of men killed, cause men do stupid things, throw out logic and reasoning, when trying to impress or please women.

Not only that but Princess Leah should of already known the negative outcome, since she to had some of that 'force' in her. After all wasn't she also Darth Vaders Daughter?

So, was she trying to get Solo killed on purpose?

Another good thing about Disney + is you can watch it while your VPN is activated...I'll confirm that later, if wrong will correct.

Where as if your VPN is activated and try to watch Prime, you cannot...what does that tell you?

Finally signed back into Disney +

Watching 'Thor', the sequence of the movies don't make sense to me.

In one movie his Father is alive, the next his Father is dead, in another movie him and his brother are getting alone, then in another movie his brother is evil beyond redemption.

No consestancy, I think the writers just make stuff up per movie just to sell views...who knows, but I will say the story writing is pretty good, and deals with the classical dynamics between good and evil.

Although what is evil?

What was evil to the Navajo Indians, was good to the settlers, and what was good to the settlers was evil to the Indians, so really, what is evil?

What is evil simply, at times, seems to be dictated by whomever is in control at the time, and whatever goes against their own self interest is deemed as evil or bad....or so it seems.

Laws in the U.S. say evil is one thing, yet laws in Arabia say evil is another...who's right and who's wrong?

I just feel like watching a good movie, I need to see some other people struggle with good and evil...take my mind off of my own perils for a while.

And also, how come in American politically correct movies, the only type of non white minorities you see in movies are always 'black folks'...and that's it.

I mean there are plenty of other non white minority types in the U.S., like native Americans, Asians, Islanders, and more, but seems Disney films, and other 'woke' films only seem to like to plaster black folks in every other scene as some 'extra' who just happens to be in some space bar on another planet.

I just don't get that.

Why not show case other types of non white minorities as well?

If a fan of the horror movie 'Mamma', it's now airing on Hulu.
And since Hulu connected to Disney +, is why I mentioned that here.

Mamma, is one of my all time favorite top 50 horror/scary movies.