It can be cringe to sit down with your family and fire up Peter Pan with all its offensive stereotypes about indigenous people. Some of those older animated classics on Disney+ no longer hold up because of racist caricatures, and there’s quite a few comedies with discriminatory jokes and epithets that certainly wouldn’t fly today. Film fans in Dallas are in luck, because there are many classic films that are returning to theaters over the course of the year.Īs we all know, not every classic movie meets modern standards.
There’s more opportunity than ever before to find older movies thanks to streaming services and video-on-demand libraries, but it can feel a little underwhelming to watch The Wizard Of Oz on your laptop. Do you honestly want to pay $12 to see the Winnie the Pooh horror movie Pooh: Blood and Honey or the disappointing remake of House Party?īut while there's a dearth of options in terms of new releases, these next few months provide a good chance to check off some classics from your watchlist. However, that awkward period between January and April generally produces a lot of generic romantic comedies, horror flicks, sci-fi junk and everything else that’s been neglected. The end of the year has all of the award season movies, and the summer is where you get all your blockbuster movies and crowd-pleasing family films. The first few months of the year are often rough for cinephiles looking forward to seeing new movies in theaters.
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