Today's movies mark the opening of Ellis Island and the birthdays of Butch Hartman and Isaac Asimov.
Which of today's movies would you watch?
In America (2002) is about a family from
Ireland that recently immigrated to America and
struggles to find their way in New York City.
Ellis Island, the famed New York City immigration
center, opened January 1, 1892, and so January
is a good month to watch movies about immigration.
In America
The Fairly OddParents (2001 - 2017) is
a animated comedy, mostly for children,
about the adventures of Timmy Turner, and two
fairy godparents who can grant his wishes.
There are 159 episodes to date. It won an Emmy
for Individual Achievement in Animation.
Its co-creator, Butch Hartman, was born January
10, 1965.
The Fairly OddParents
WALL-E (2008) is about a small waste
collecting robot that goes on a space adventure.
This animated movie won a Peoples Choice
Award as Favorite Family Movie and an Oscar
as Best Animated Feature Film. January 2,
1920, is the birthday of Issac Asimov, the great
science fiction writer about robots. January
is a good month to watch movies about robots. January
25, 1921, is the date the word robot entered the
world lexicon.
WALL-E
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