Don't Judge a Book by Its Movie

Overview: Thor was pretty awesome. As was Loki....I will cut to the chase because I know you moms are pretty busy.  Unlike the other Thor movies, this one definitely had a much more humorous vibe; so much that it actually kind of changed the character development. However, it did have all of us laughing a lot in the theatre so I will give them that.  Language: There was a pretty good amount of language in this movie. They used the s word many times, as well as B---- and son of a -----. There was some other smaller words as well, but the use of the s and b words definitely stuck out in my mind the most, especially considering that it was the good guys, the role models , who were using the bad words. So, not good role modeling on their part. Sex and Romance: This was, for the most part, limited. There was no sexy scenes, unless you count the part when Thor was shirtless for a few seconds. That scene, however, was immediately ruined when the Hulk emerged naked from a gi...

Welcome and may the force be with you! In my house, I am the mother of the media. In most of the instances where my sibblings want to watch a movie that may have some questionable content in it, I am the go-to. I've had some people either asking me for good, clean, moral book suggestions for their children, or asking me to review a particular book. So, I am starting a blog so I can do this in a more "formal" manner, and avoid any instances where I have to repeat myself.  I also know there is a large lack of good books and movies in our society, and what is intended to be child-appropriate, is...not. So, if I read or watch anything of worth, I will post about it here and let you know the pros and cons of whatever it was I read or watched.  Before I start, I will say that Common Sense Media is great for this sort of thing. However, there are two major flaws with it:  1.) It doesn't have everything. Oftentimes a lot of those awesome, obscure finds jus...