If you ask any child either a boy or a girl who Dora the Explorer is, they can tell you in a heartbeat. Most adults who have children have heard, if not watched several episodes of Dora the Explorer and could tell you the names of the characters and sing the songs. But why is watching Dora the Explorer so much fun?

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By Allan Michael Taylor

The newest impression circling the world at present time is being equally met with the paramount pounding anticipations of the die-hard fans of Harry Potter. The expected thrilling block bluster this year, Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince is eventually reaching closer to its release date, with the thumps of the days and nights. All the spectators, widespread across the seven seas and sky, are befalling in an ecstasy to view a glimpse of anything related to their most wanted film.

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While my husband I were in Topeka, Kansas, we went to see the movie UP after the races on Saturday. We thought about seeing Star Trek or Angels and Demons, but we didn’t because we didn’t want to wait three and a half hours and pay $9.25 per person to see either of these movies.

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Horror film queen and recent action film star, Christa Campbell, changes faces yet again for what may be one of 2009’s top children’s movies, ‘Cool Dog.’ ‘Cool Dog,’ a remake of 1954’s Adventures of Rin Tin Tin, stars Campbell as Laura Warner, the mother of main character, Jimmy Warner. Continue Reading

By Kate

As a parent, it’s important to make informed decisions about what movies you allow your children to watch. Although the entertainment industry has a rating system for movies, this may or may not coordinate with your own standards for your family and children. You have to consider your child’s individual maturity and developmental level and what you feel is appropriate for them. The cover of a DVD and the rating are helpful, but doesn’t always give enough information for you to decide if a movie is right for your child.

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