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The Princess Diaries is a classic for many reasons, but one of the most popular is the fact that it features a female protagonist. This was revolutionary in 2001 when the book series was released and people were finally able to see themselves as strong protagonists on screen. The film adaptation followed suit with Anne Hathaway starring as Mia Thermopolis, and had an immense influence on future films like Frozen, The Hunger Games, and even Batman. Julie Andrews Cursing Problem In an interview du

Who doesn't want to be a Princess? We are jumping into exploring the 2001 film, "The Princess Diaries" starring Anne Hathaway in her breakout role of Mia Thermopolis, an awkward teenage girl that discovers that she is the heir to the throne of Genovia and her Grandmother, Queen Clarisse Renaldi, Played by Julie Andrews, has come to America to teach her how to be royal. This film is definitely a kids show about a kid, for kids, but there are still some themes that you can pick out of the movie

Anchorman is an iconic comedy that has become a cult classic. If you enjoyed Anchorman and are looking for more movies with similar or maybe not so similar themes, then this episode is for you! Whether it's because of the jokes, the characters, or just something about the story itself, there are plenty of movies out there that have many similarities to Anchorman. Can you spot the similarities in the movies that we recommend? What movies would you recommend? Now that we are three episodes in we

Did you know that Anchorman was almost a very different movie? And that it was kind of based on a true story, maybe, a little? This Episode we will discuss some of the similarities between Ron Burgundy's character in "Anchorman," and Philidelphia anchorman Mort Crim and his interactions with the first network Anchorwoman Jessica Savitch. We talk about how your favorite anchorman was almost cut entirely from the movie by the studio and not for the reasons that you would think. How the original s

Anchorman - Consent, Quotes and Nostalgia "This podcast might be the greatest podcast in the history of mankind and if you do not agree with me I will fight you and that is not a lie." Anchorman (2004) is a movie about Ron Burgundy, a news anchor in the 1970's and his reaction to the station's first Anchorwoman. We discuss why people like the movie, the importance of consent, and how to deal with problematic media that holds a nostalgic place in our hearts. If you have anything to contribute to

Did you know that Over 500 original scripted television shows and 800 movies are produced every year? Marvel alone has more than 60 active titles, and more than 1 million books are published annually In the United States. You Might think that we’re living in a Golden Age of TV, Movies, Comics and Books but People have to jump from fandom to fandom so quickly that they don’t even understand why they should like something or all of the intricacies about it before they jump to the next title which