Film · Prime Video · 2020

Demon Slayer: Mugen Train

Duty, a found company, and a violence that is constant. Older children only, and not for the gore.

Tanjiro wants his sister restored and his dead family answered. The train offers each sleeper a kinder dream than his duty. The film's best idea is that a soft dream can be the enemy. Rengoku stays. He is not ironic about protection. He dies facing the thing the passengers cannot see, and the movie does not pretend that a slogan replaces him.

It is also a fight picture that lingers. The courage is real and the body count is the style. A twelve-year-old who loves the drawing still does not need this at bedtime. Watch it with an older child who can say the sentence: the dream that takes you off your post is not a gift.

The eight

Industry
7/10
Training, a corps, a job on the train.
Household
6/10
A brother who will not abandon a sister. Friends who stay.
Piety
4/10
A code, not a creed. The dead are not a joke.
Courage
9/10
He stays when the dream offers him his family back.
Republic
6/10
A company sworn to people who will never know their names.
Temperance
5/10
Grief is governed. The fights are not short.
Truth
8/10
The dream is shown to be a lie.
Stewardship
7/10
It hands on a picture of staying.

Live historicallyName the person whose post you would actually stay at.

Film · Prime Video · 1995

A Little Princess

Keep it. Imagination here is a way of telling the truth about a person's worth, not an escape from the attic.

Sara's kindness in the attic is the film's argument, and it is not cheap because the film lets her be hungry. Miss Minchin worships money and calls it standards. The other girls learn which authority is real. There is a softness to the ending that a strict reading of the book might resist, and the softness is a mercy for a child audience. The picture to keep is the one where she gives the bun away.

A young house can watch this whenever someone has started ranking the children. Rank is the villain.

The eight

Industry
6/10
Servant work, done without becoming the role.
Household
7/10
A lost father, a made family of girls.
Piety
5/10
A sense that every child is a soul.
Courage
7/10
She stays kind without an audience.
Republic
5/10
A school as a small unjust state.
Temperance
7/10
Want, governed.
Truth
7/10
She tells a truer story than the headmistress.
Stewardship
8/10
The bun is the heirloom.

Live historicallyTreat the child with the least as if the story about them were true.