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The Plugged In Show, Episode 87: A Look at Space Jam and a Conversation With an American Idol Paul Asay Who’s better, LeBron James or Michael Jordan? If you’re talking about basketball, the answer’s obvious, right? Steph Curry. But if you’re talking the ability to hold your own with the most famous animated rabbit in the world, you just might have a robust debate on your hands. A rollicking discussion of Space Jam) is on tap for part of this episode of The Plugged In Show. Emily Clark and Lauren Cook, who both grew up with the original, compare and contrast the two and enlighten us on what works, what doesn’t and why families should care. ....
The Plugged In Show, Episode 79: Cruella & Disney’s Darker Turn Paul Asay You know the song, right? “Cruella DeVil, Cruella DeVil/If she doesn’t scare you, no evil thing will.” But how did Cruella get so evil? Or is she actually evil at all? Disney’s newest movie, Cruella, takes a stab at answering both of those questions and not necessarily in a way that parents would approve of. Disney has always had its darker side. It’s not as if the wicked Queen in Snow White was a particularly nice woman. But lately, the Mouse House has zeroed in on its collection of memorable villains and, sometimes, asked us whether they’re quite so villainous after all. From Maleficent to its popular ....
The Plugged In Show, Episode 72: Bigfoot vs. Big Oil: A Movie Worldview Case Study Paul Asay The Bigfoots didn’t just star in their own animated film. They brought an environmental message with them and one that some in the Canadian oil industry took offense at. “Folks who drill for oil aren’t inherently bad!” they said. And while our team did debate whether the movie really did make the oil industry a blanket bad guy, there’s a broader thought worth discussing, too. Movies and other forms of entertainment are powerful, persuasive message machines. Every film we watch wants to influence us in some way. Sometimes, it’s simply to make us laugh or cry. But often it’s to make us think about a particular issue and think about it in a particular way. That can be good, of course. But when a movie’s message runs counter to the truth we understand as Christians, it can be deeply problematic, too. ....