Thank you for joining us on yet another thought provoking review as we zoom our societal lens in on the movie series 'Wednesday' staring the beautiful and weird Jenna Ortega. This spin off series from the Addams Family movies, offers dark humor at its finest from its stellar cast of talented outcasts.
The series first season offer a load of indirect symbolisms and life lessons that resonate with our blog's focus and purpose. We hope you enjoy reading the life lessons listed below.
- Reincarnation
Wednesday (Jenna Ortega) sees herself as her own ancestor from 400 years ago as she investigates the mysterious killings at Nevermore college.
Like we have proffered in our eBooks and in the review of the movie 'Trigger Warning', we are the past, present and future. We shouldn't be misguided by religious promises of an eternal after-life and hence, cast all our cares to the wind, because we don't care about the future. Rather we need to develop a consciousness that we are a reincarnating and multiplying species and hence, everything we do in a life time has implications for our future selves. Wouldn't you want to return to a world much better than you left it? Therefore, join our efforts as we build a better mentality in peace and prosperous harmony around the entire world.
- A Dark History
During Wednesday's visions she sees the persecution of Goody, a girl labeled an evil witch and the burning of an entire community of outcasts, which included women and children, in the name of God.
This scene is symbolic of humanities dark history. It calls to mind the purging of innocents labeled witches through history. It reminds us of historic massacres, genocides, and brutal oppressive regimes.
Let's call a spade a spade! Humanity has a very dark history orchestrated by strategic ignorance and manipulations especially under the oppressive guise of working for God. If you look at our history of war and violence through the lens and understanding of our human origins under the seeding of 13 DNA strands, it means we have fought and killed our own selves for eons, and for reasons much mediocre compared to our potential of inhabiting the entire cosmos. We must rebuild love for one another in our hearts as we forgive our past mistakes in hope for a better tomorrow.
- Tyranny
Joseph Crackstone is given a jubilee celebration and a statue in memorial. A man so wicked that he oversaw the death of an entire community of outcasts, including women and children, by tying them to the floor and setting the building on fire. What a sadistic irony!
In reality, we celebrate tyrants, villains, and those who leave a dark stain on human history as heroes. Even our world is filled with accolades for the wicked, those illicit and illegal minded individuals who prosper stupendously while the honest hard workers live from hand to mouth. This is especially true of third world countries were the history books still celebrate leaders who ruined the economy in favor of their personal coffers. Tyrants celebrated as renowned leaders and kings leave a bad example for the coming children, youths and young adults. We misguide their aspirations into thinking that being selfish and self-aggrandizing is an applaudable quality.
This point is also mentioned in our review of the book, 'The Midwife Murders'.
- Groundhog Day Phenonmenom
Prophetic drawings and visions about Wednesday symbolizes the repeat of a historic battle to defend or destroy the school. This scene is reminiscent of the groundhog day or deja vu phenomenon.
This is a reference to repetitive occurrences or similar cycles that repeat through history. We consider such occurrence in reality as a loop or a cage of failure which symbolizes that the right things haven't been done to free the system and bring progress to the flow of things. It is like a sort of time loop keeping humanity in repeat of a certain process much like an academic failure.
We fail to choose or do the right things and in many cases we have wrongly persecuted those who actually meant well for the world. As we mentioned in the review of 'The King' those who stood by the right things became victimized by a system under the bonds of wrongness. You can learn more about the bonds of wrongness in our eBook titled 'To Right a Wrong'.
Some advocates claim that it is necessary to keep the cycle in other to maintain and sustain life, but we beg to differ, because everything that appears to have no checkmates is ultimately checkmated by time. There is a time-bound on human affairs which is acknowledged in history books, myths, legends and religions as total destruction. It doesn't matter if its by water, fire from heaven or a shaking earth, what matters is that there is a checkmate we should be conscious of.
- The Big Picture
The entire concept around the movie Wednesday or Addams Family is an allude to our world which is under a bond of wrongness. The movie glorifies evil or the dark aspect of humanity, turning villainous characters into heroes who ultimately achieve good feats.
It is like a reflection of our world and the acceptance and promotion of wrongness. It symbolizes that much is wrong in the world but underneath all the dark clouds there is still a silver lining. We can hold on to that lining and turn the entire world into a shining light of truth, love, and harmonious unity. If only we would accept and commit to the true process of things. If we can begin to make efforts to fall back in line with our original DNA programming, which is revealed in our eBooks.
- Don't be too trusting
Well, the first boy Wednesday kisses turns out to be the monstrous Hyde. Just like we mentioned in our review of 'Damsel', don't be too trusting. Sometimes the results of trust can be quite shocking.
A spiritual leader I once patronized used to say; 'In the journey to a fruitful destiny, everyone is a suspect'. Much like the legend Bob Marley used to sing 'Your best friend could be your worst enemy'. So be cautious of people because not everyone has a good intention towards you regardless of the smile they wear on their faces.
Thank you for taking the time to read through our review. Have a beautiful weekend and stay kind.
You can find streaming sources for this movie on the links below.
Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/ca/title/81231974
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