What is sabrina the teenage witch movie rated

#What is sabrina the teenage witch movie rated series#

The inconsistencies of the so called Dark Lord's actions and 'theology' bother me the most. There are so many more examples I could give- but this is already too long. A real book written by ignorant and vindictive judges in American history. And the so called 'maleum malus' (or whatever the silly name of the apple was) is just a ridiculous rearrangement of letters - taken from the title of a book written in the 1600's during the witch trials- called The Malleus Malifecorum. There are story lines and names that blatantly copy others' work 'Discovery of Witches' comes to mind. I didn't like the principal either- but revenge by any definition can hardly be considered progressive. 'I don't want to kill him,' she says- 'just scare him.' So- are we to believe Sabrina (and rest of us) are to be considered heroic or progressive now when we fall just short of killing? Unbelievable. Not, however, progressive enough to not seek revenge with terrifying spiders to scare the principal almost to death when he does not grant her wish. And again- Sabrina gets back at her principal for not giving her what she wants in the form of a 'progressive club'.

#What is sabrina the teenage witch movie rated series#

As usual- the teachers and principal in the series are either demons ( literally) or unsympathetic morons. Sabrina has no respect for authority figures. But Sabrina looks like a hero because she survives it. Really, again? Sabrina goes through horrifying hazing (known as harrowing) - a practice universities are trying very hard to discourage. Really? And Sabrina does this because her boyfriend is sad. She tries to bring someone back to life after slitting the throat of a sacrificial girl (but we are told its ok though- because she will only be dead for 13 days). Sabrina wants to be a 'good' witch (that really understates the situation- but you get the gist) by killing the Dark Lord someday. But then- I realized that this show is long on a form of Satanic influence and short on consistency or accuracy of message. (I am so tired of script writers representing teens as illiterate, foul mouthed sex-obsessed minors who somehow are also represented as smarter than every adult.) Anyway. I was, at first, pleasantly surprised by a script that did not have young people and adults using the F word as a noun, verb, adjective and general vocabulary word for all communication. I began watching the Sabrina series to see if it might be appropriate for my young teenage nieces.