It’s been two years since Disney announced its plans to wade into the increasingly crowded streaming-content marketplace, where it will join the likes of Netflix
Plugged In sometimes compares good media discernment with a good diet: We are what we eat. We consume movies like we might a salad or
Horror movies aren’t for everyone. Some aren’t for anyone. But while fright flicks are often freighted with lots of really, really problematic content, some also
At Plugged In, we spend a lot of time talking about the themes and content in the movies we review. But occasionally, we also get
New York’s Times Square is always a pretty bustling place. But come May 4, the energy will climb a notch or two. That’s the day
What a Christmas present. My daughter gifted me the other night with tickets to see the five-year passion project of director Peter Jackson. (The Fathom
We’ve all seen that tag in front of a movie: “Based on a True Story.” And there’s never any shortage of movies like those. This
Plugged In reviews a lot of movies. My cohorts and I probably write about 200 reviews every year, covering just about every movie you’re likely
In my 2011 book, Plugged-In Parenting, I included a chapter titled, “Ten Things You Can Do to End Fights Over Family Entertainment.” One of those
Here we are in sticky August: the Dog Days of Summer. Few of us want to go charging about in the blazing heat of the
Good media discernment is about guarding our eyes and hearts before we watch or listen. And it’s also about grappling with the entertainment we do see or hear. That’s why the Plugged In Blog is devoted to guarding, discussing and grappling. About Plugged In >>
