‘The Cat In The Hat’ Trades Dr. Seuss’ Imagination For Therapy Culture

“Inside Out” has done untold damage to children’s movies, and we might not recover for a long time. Along with the rise of therapy culture and an obsession with pop psychology and self-understanding, Pixar’s 2015 hit and its sequel have made children’s movies more introspective. (Not that I dislike the original entirely, though I do ...