Mickey Mouse Monopoly

From the video, it is true that there are several examples from the video that point out the issues related to gender roles. For instance, examples of the feminine seductiveness of characters like Tinker Bell and Jasmine indicate how women should look like. Both are portrayed to have small waists (Chyng & Miguel). As such, I believe that it can make children grow up believing that it is a trend among women. Consequently, girls may try to avoid eating so that they can have small waists like the characters. Moreover,  these films promote a distinction between  boys and girl physical appearance. The way that the male dress and their work is usually different from how girls dress and the work they do.

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I believe that the Disney movies does not allow publishers or producers to feature the word Disney in their works. This has resulted in greater control of the content that is found in images and books that are not produced by Disney. Moreover, Disney mega media owns most of the media houses that present Disney content (Chyng & Miguel). As a result, it becomes difficult to run away from Disney content. The danger of a single company having a lot of control is that there is limited democracy by other media with regard to what they can air or publish leaving consumers in a limited world view dominated by corporate interests.

I support the fact that Children should be taught to consider what they see in movies as fiction (Bazzini, 2687-2688). Reasonably, some children can become troublesome to their parents by asking them to be taken to see their favorite characters or by asking their parents to do what they see parents in the movies do to their children. This should be taught in school since children are known to follow what they hear from their teachers. Further, I believe that parents should also take their role in educating children about the fiction and imagination in the movies.