Article Series: Watching Movie (and Book) Classics I Haven't Seen

So, I have a confession to make, there are many classic movies I have not seen, and I would like to write a series of articles about my first honest impressions on the movie. Here's a list of most of the classics I never watched:

1- Citizen Kane
2- Primal Fear
3- Serial Mom
4- Philadelphia
5- A Few Good Men
6- It's a Wonderful Life
7- The Big Lebowski
8- Edward Scissorhands
9- The Shining
10- Chinatown
11- One Flew Out of the Cuckoo's Nest
12- Taxi
13- Misery
14- The Rocky Horror Picture Show
15- Miracle on 34th Street
16 - Sunset Boulevard
17 - Gloria
18 - New Jack City
19 - Boys N The Hood
20- Touch of Evil

There are also book classics I haven't read, such as:
1 - Lord of the Flies
2 - Pride and Prejudice
3-  Their Eyes Were Watching God
4 - Animal Farm
5 - The Catcher in the Rye
6 - Grapes of Wrath
7- Little Women
8- Moby Dick
9 - Wuthering Heights (both movie and book)
10 - A Tale of Two Cities

I will be writing about these soon and I'm open to suggestions!

RANT: Disney is Getting Stupid: Ralph Breaks the Internet and Childhood Sermons

"You're too needy and clingy?" It's like watching that stupid C-bear and Jamal episode where they use the hilariously stupid song "I Got Jamal," to convey the same idea. I'm just getting really tired of these hard lesson movies Disney keeps spewing from the back of its *ss. I mean, I get a movie is supposed to have a message nowadays, at least that's what the industry tells you to do when you go to college for such, but c'mon man! There ways to teach such things without Mickey putting his crack on the camera lens, showing how disgusting "being too close" can be "evil." Honestly Disney, your writers could have used their imagination better than that. It just overall ruined the movie, thus wasting my time. I know many people are going to say, "You're 28, the movie isn't for you in the first place," but do you really think your kids are going to remember this lesson in the future? When they look back, will this be a memorable movie because it taught them not to be "too clingy?" Most likely not. Your kids are going to remember a kinder talk with you rather than an insecurity virus.