Contributor: Jonah Parker

Jonah Parker’s first interaction with Plugged In came when he was just five years old, after his parents read a review for The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian and deemed the content too intense for him. What started out as a contentious relationship between Jonah and a staff of reviewers who knew not of his existence would later turn into an appreciation for the site’s ability to present media content in a way that was accurate and fair. Jonah enjoys analyzing how our entertainment echoes the creativity of our Creator while finding glimpses of Biblical truths within every genre. He believes that Robert Pattinson’s Batmobile is the perfect mix of cool and practical.

The Brink of War

While language and tense themes may place ‘The Brink of War’ out of reach for children, history buffs may find the film investing.

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Rapunzel’s Tangled Adventure

Fans of Rapunzel’s sunny, theatrical outing, ‘Tangled,’ will find that her Disney+ series “gleams and glows” in equal measure.

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Alley Cats

Between the near-constant harsh language and frequent discussions of harm to animals, this comedy will have cat lovers clawing at their ears.

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Friendly Neighborhood Heroism: How Each Live-Action Spider-Man Has Embodied the Character

With ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ swinging into theaters, we’d like to examine Peter Parker’s quieter, character-defining moments of big-screen heroism.

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Batman: Caped Crusader

‘Batman: Caped Crusader’ swings back onto Prime Video with a second season, and Gotham City has only grown darker since viewers last visited.

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Fluff Piece

Quirky reporter Fiona Flash and her furry sidekick, Fluff, investigate stories and rumors to find the truth in every situation.

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Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

Don’t let nostalgia or the G rating fool you: Willy Wonka will likely be just as sour as it is sweet for younger viewers.

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The East Palace

This K-Drama invites its audience to hunt for spirits within the walls of ‘The East Palace’—an initiation that many may want to decline.

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