TheDeepestDepths
July 10th, 2013, 01:45 PM
What do you think?
When I watch children's television now, it's so different to the television I used to watch. Everything is all sunshine and rainbows and baby-talk. It's like the writers for children's television are being really condescending, or something.
Take Disney films for example, when I was five-years-old I loved films like The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Beauty and the Beast, but my friends little brother refuses to watch the Lion King as he finds it too scary - he's six now. Cartoons have lost all the dark (real life) aspects that our television used to have. Does anyone else agree with me?
Fair enough, somethings are more dangerous nowadays and to be sensible and safe we can't let children now do what, let's say, our parents used to do. But are they now just bubble-wrapped?
When I watch children's television now, it's so different to the television I used to watch. Everything is all sunshine and rainbows and baby-talk. It's like the writers for children's television are being really condescending, or something.
Take Disney films for example, when I was five-years-old I loved films like The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Beauty and the Beast, but my friends little brother refuses to watch the Lion King as he finds it too scary - he's six now. Cartoons have lost all the dark (real life) aspects that our television used to have. Does anyone else agree with me?
Fair enough, somethings are more dangerous nowadays and to be sensible and safe we can't let children now do what, let's say, our parents used to do. But are they now just bubble-wrapped?