There are thousands of kid’s movies, to choose from. Some are enjoyable to watch sober and others are more enjoyable to watch in a comfortable altered state. CBD doesn’t have any psychoactive effects, but for some it calms and relaxes them. Here are 4 children’s movies to watch on CBD.
Men in Black (1997)
Starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones this 1990’s classic is already fantastic on its own. A dash of CBD will bring out some extra giggles during the jokes we love the most and have grown to love as animated gifs online. **cue “damn” gif from MIB**
You might also start to realize that Will Smith has starred in a lot of science-fiction themed storylines in his career. It makes you wonder if he’s trying to drop the hint to his awesome inhuman ability to build a solid rap career without ever dropping the f-bomb on an album…
Moana (2016)
This newer Disney Pixar mash-up is a story of feminine rebellion and staying to true to your passions. For what you love will challenge and shape you into doing crazy, even astounding things you never knew you were capable of. Watching this kid’s movie while using my CBD Koda Cream helped me realize that was exactly what the movie was about. It also allowed me to pay more attention to the Ocean, as it was its own character in the movie and many little things are missed that it does. I appreciated the detail and the larger shy scale personality the Ocean had.
Coraline (2009)
Tim Burton is the kids movie master of creepy, and we love it in my house! While Coraline is already a favorite, watching it on CBD I acknowledged the magical undertone. Especially in some of the scenes that included the Beldam (the oth er Mother.) When I say that, I mean I noticed smaller minuscule changes. Ones that happened after the other mother had to exhort her power to impress Coraline. I also noticed that in his movies there’s a tone to the darker side of things being the brighter more exuberant looking side of things. Leading one to conclude he sees regular life as dreary, dull, and mundane.
The Lion King (1994)
Another 90’s classic. This one is bound to make you cry, especially if you add CBD into the mix. It becomes a heart-breaking story. When you realize that Simba’s age base for the trauma of being manipulated in feeling accountable for the death of his father, is roughly seven or eight years old. Your kids may or may not bring you issues and ask “mama why you crying?!” It’s worth the emotional parts though for watching Simba make his comeback with support and encouragement. It’s a great lesson to learn that you can’t change the past, but you can learn and move forward.
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