Tag Archives: movies

Why Toy Story 5 Is About More Than Toys

Posted on July 4, 2026 by Anthony_Perrotta

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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FI the Movie: A Study in Transformational Leadership

Posted on July 24, 2025 by Anthony_Perrotta

Summer is the perfect season for diving into book lists, discovering new music, and enjoying great films. For me, it’s certainly a time to get reacquainted with my favourite blockbuster films and also make the multiplex a common summer hideaway. … Continue reading →

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Whimsical Confections: Wonka’s Guide to Transformational Leadership

Posted on January 1, 2024 by Anthony_Perrotta

As the Ontario winter break ends shortly and schools prepare to resume, students and staff frequently face what might be dubbed the “dark days” of the school year. In Ontario, the previous year marked the province’s gloomiest winter in over … Continue reading →

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