Posts tagged disabled representation in film
Review: Amy (DMC #73)
Review: Amy (DMC #73)

We might only be two films into Disney’s 1980s films, but my what a difference it makes compared to the dull 1970s! Last night we watched Amy, a film from 1981 which marks the 73rd film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge! If you’ve never seen this film before, we cover the gist of it in our synopsis below, but if you watched with us, skip ahead to our review!

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Disnerd Movie Challenge, Movie ReviewsMeganAmy, Amy (1981), Disney, Disney Plus, Disnerd Movie Challenge, live action, feminist lens, feminist analysis, women supporting women, sexism, Jenny Agutter, Kathleen Nolan, deaf, blind, disabled representation in film, Noreen Stone, Bechdel Test, Save the Cat, toxic masculinity, bullying, character arc, characterization, character development, unlikeable charactersComment
Review: The Sign of Zorro (DMC #31)
Review: The Sign of Zorro (DMC #31)

“Out of the night, when the full moon is bright, comes the horseman known as Zorro!" This week we watched The Sign of Zorro, the 31st movie in our challenge. If you’ve been keeping up with us, feel free to scroll on down for the main review. If you’re new around here, check out our synopsis for a recap!

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Disnerd Movie Challenge, Movie ReviewsKevin HughesThe Sign of Zorro, Zorro, Disney, Disney Plus, Disnerd Movie Challenge, Review, live action, fight scenes, feminist lens, feminist analysis, mute, disabled representation in film, mute representation in film, humor, sexism, male gaze, villains, Diego, Bernardo, Fuentes, Monastario, MartinezComment