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We Can T Lie: Movies By Disney Pixar

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We can’t lie, we all watched at least one movie that inspired us as we were growing up. Some movies that had an effect on us at a young age were movies by Disney Pixar. Disney showed us a lot of things at a very young age. He showed us the meaning of true love, how to have fun, and how to work together as a team. Disney painted a picture of how love and friendship was supposed to be shared between two individuals through is work of movies. When it comes to love, people don’t know how to express it or even know what it is, however, Disney showed people how to love and care for one another in his Disney movies. For example, in the movie Up Carl and Ellie had a special bond that made their romance special. Ellie had a rough side to her, to
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