The Best companion for the 10th Doctor

Who could forget Rose Tyler with her complete devotion to the Doctor. Martha Jones who's only wish was for the  Doctor to like her, but the best companion for the Doctor would have to be Donna Noble. A redhead with a feisty attitude did not let anybody push her around. Whether she went back in time, or faced an alien race, there was no messing with her. As the Doctor Donna she most single handily destroyed almost the entire Dalek race. She also stopped the Doctor from himself. That is why she was the best companion of the 10th Doctor. Sadly she forgot everything that she accomplished.

Plus size Disney princess?

           Some woman started a petition to involve a story with a plus size Disney princess. Here is some pros and cons to this. Well their is only one con to this. It probably wouldn't be historically accurate. Fairy tales are taken from stories that were passed on from generation to generation by story tellers and published by fairy tale writers. Back in those time there weren't many heavy set princesses. Well that was a dumb con huh.
           Anyways there are many pros to this. The first one is that female's self images would skyrockets because they don't have to feel like they have to be skinny. Second is that we need a change. The third is that is could open up other possibilities. Like a beautiful princess falling for a not so attractive prince. A man who was evil, but changed his heart in the end and ended up with the princess, or even a plain looking woman who ends up with a well looking man. I am opening this blog with a discussion. Do you agree, or disagree with this post?

             The best Disney movie prior to the little mermaid is in my opinion is Sleeping beauty. First of all it is the first movie to have an actual name for a prince. Philip was his name and he actually knew the princess beforehand. He did not like her when he saw her, so the true love factor didn't really apply. He actually fought for the princess cutting through thorns fighting maleficent  as a dragon. Then he had to climb up flights of stairs to get to the princess. Though him kissing her when she is sleeping is kind of creepy. There you have it.

Lilo & Stitch movies

       Why the first two Stitch movies have the greatest lessons in the entire Disney franchise. First of all it is one of few Disney cartoons that don't have a girl falling in love with a man as the main plot point. The first movie Stitch is created as an evil creature, but as the movie progresses Stitch learns that he belongs in an Ohana, or family. Stitch is one of the few Disney characters that I relate to. There is a point in the movie where Stitch is outside with a book that has a duckling separated from his family. Although I am not separated from my family in my current singles ward I am feeling lost just like Stitch.
         The second Stitch movies serve a great lesson also. At the end the leader of the council Galactic Federation wants to destroy all of the experiments that fell to earth. Lilo talks to her and convinces her to let Lilo & Stitch to find a place for all of the experiments to belong. This movie describes me too. Sometimes in my life I don't know where I belong, or who I belong with. I hope I have somebody like Lilo & Stitch that can help me find where I belong. That is the end of this blog any suggestions for topics you want me to discuss please share in the comments on Facebook, or this post.

Tangled vs. Frozen

         Welcomed to the debut of Caleb Ian Rigby's blog about everything from Disney movies to Doctor Who and any fandom you can think of. I would like to talk about reasons why Tangled was a better movie than Frozen. First of all the songs in the movie Tangled are a lot less sung. They are not overplayed or shared unlike the song "Let it Go" from Frozen. I mean everybody was singing that song and sharing it on Facebook from YouTube. The plot line in Tangled is more clear and precise. Plus Tangled is set mostly in a sunny warm climate. I do not like the cold. Though one of the messages in Frozen is good that you can marry a person you just met because of their looks. Plus I like Tangled because I like the singing voice of Mandy Moore way better than Idina Menzel's singing voice (also because she was in the musical "Wicked"). Though both of the endings of these Disney movies have a sacrifice that saves the day. On a side note I think true love doesn't mean the characters have to be romantically involved for true love to save the day, but an act of kindness is considered loving someone. There is my opinion.