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Monthly Archives: July 2026
T2 at 35: James Cameron’s Warning Still Echoes. Are We Listening?
Thirty-five years ago this summer, Arnold Schwarzenegger had the greatest summer of his Hollywood career with Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Returning to the story of Skynet, Sarah Connor, her messiah-like son John Connor, and the seemingly unstoppable T-1000, T2 was … Continue reading
Why Toy Story 5 Is About More Than Toys
If you’re my age, somewhere in your mid-40s, you may remember growing up at a fascinating crossroads between the old and the new. I still remember my four-year-old self playing with He-Man, ThunderCats, and G.I. Joe, creating imaginative alliances within … Continue reading
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Tagged Disney, Imagination, movies, Parenting in the Digital Age, Pixar, Play-Based Learning, Social Emotional Learning, Teaching in the Digital Age, Technology and Children, Toy Story 5, toy-story
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