Why do the suburbs always seem evil in movies? Photo © Disney. Used by permission.
My kids are still learning the differences between movies and books. More specifically how, often times, the movie doesn’t quite measure up to the book. As such, my oldest was leery at the thought of A Wrinkle in Time. It’s a book he loved and the previews of the movie left him nervous. Meanwhile, neither my younger son nor myself had read the book. So we could experience the movie on a different level.
Today’s show not only discusses the movie, but the book as well. Additionally, we talk about how our different levels of knowledge regarding the book influenced our enjoyment of the movie.
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You can also find 10 Things Parents Should Know About A Wrinkle In Time right here on GeekDad.
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This post was last modified on March 22, 2018 5:51 pm
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