This is a journal entry I’ve been thinking about writing. We all know that the Lilo & Stitch remake is out in theaters and made a shitload of money. Meanwhile, I made the decision not to watch the movie when it was first announced. I still refuse to the remake. I haven’t cared for the franchise since I was 12, and I don’t think the show has aged well. Probably because the writing makes the show feel like it was aimed towards a younger demographic, which I am not apart of, but that’s beside the point. With all honesty, I haven’t watched any of Disney’s live action remakes since the 101 Dalmatians remake from 1996, and I barely remember anything from that movie. Probably because I was about 1 or 2 when I saw it. Every time Disney announces a live action remake, I do what I always do and choose not to watch it. Part of the reason why certain projects become successful is because of people hate watching. Hate watching means that you are directly supporting someone knowing full well that you hate it. Non-watchers do the opposite and don’t support something that they feel they would hate. Obviously I can’t stop people from hate watching. Instead, I choose to be a non-watcher. Rather than watching the Lilo & Stitch remake, I’m gonna watch films that I actually want to watch including Final Destination Bloodlines, Ballerina: From the World of John Wick, and of course 28 Years Later.