In society today, there’s so many problems. One of these many problems include the division and dissension between so many people. Whether it be social, economic, racial, bias, or simply because of petty disagreement, these reasons are what lead most people to disunite, especially family and friends. Despite the fact that this movie is directed by an adult film director, and the same sets that are used in said films are used in this children's movie, (Unsettling, I know,) and the special effects are done terribly with annoying elevator music playing in the background every so often and terrible acting and dialogue, a Talking Cat!?! is the epitome of unity, which is need in this world very much today. A lot of people may argue that disunity
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I don’t mean to trash my own kind, but us teenagers always seem to have problems with our parents and isolate from them. I don’t know if it’s the hormones or what, but it is common among my age group. The movie starts out with a teenage boy, Chris who is talking to his older aged dad, Phil. It is clear that this is the typical case of workaholic dad who barely has time for anything and teenager who is cold and distant towards dad because of this, and they live in a giant mansion and are some of the richest people on the block. There’s tons of movies with this type of parental neglect relationship as one of the main themes, like Beastly and The Carrie Diaries, just to name a couple. There’s even a song about it, “Cat’s in the Cradle” by Harry Chapin. Parental Neglect due to Workaholism is a huge problem in today’s society, an obsession or addiction leading people to care more about their work than their family, friends and sometimes even themselves. “Often, the ‘workaholic’ parent will be a good provider in the material sense, whilst being a poor provider in the emotional sense. This can leave the child in the position of harbouring ambivalent feelings toward the parent.” (Hosier). As David Hosier said, this leads to ambivalent feelings, which as a result leads to dissension from their
I don’t mean to trash my own kind, but us teenagers always seem to have problems with our parents and isolate from them. I don’t know if it’s the hormones or what, but it is common among my age group. The movie starts out with a teenage boy, Chris who is talking to his older aged dad, Phil. It is clear that this is the typical case of workaholic dad who barely has time for anything and teenager who is cold and distant towards dad because of this, and they live in a giant mansion and are some of the richest people on the block. There’s tons of movies with this type of parental neglect relationship as one of the main themes, like Beastly and The Carrie Diaries, just to name a couple. There’s even a song about it, “Cat’s in the Cradle” by Harry Chapin. Parental Neglect due to Workaholism is a huge problem in today’s society, an obsession or addiction leading people to care more about their work than their family, friends and sometimes even themselves. “Often, the ‘workaholic’ parent will be a good provider in the material sense, whilst being a poor provider in the emotional sense. This can leave the child in the position of harbouring ambivalent feelings toward the parent.” (Hosier). As David Hosier said, this leads to ambivalent feelings, which as a result leads to dissension from their