To play devil’s advocate; being on your phone is an isolating activity, while watching the TV is generally more communal, and was so especially in the era in which they’ve spent the most time.

Millenials and most Gen Z have shows that everyone watched growing up, but that’s going away increasingly, with on-demand streaming and customized feeds replacing the latter. I think it’s a very obvious culprit of why young people today struggle to talk to one another.

I am Gen Z.

I think that is the most “correct” interpretation of it. Maybe they’re saying that it’s been bent over time.

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Actually, there are probably quite a few movies. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids comes to mind.

The Emperor’s New Groove is such a great movie. I actually mentioned watching it to my family a few days ago.

But yeah, cartoon characters in general are a bit of a toss-up, and their ages are hardly ever quite clear. I thought of all the Disney princess movies and decided to specify “live-action” in the title.

If you couldn’t tell, I was like a mid-gen Disney Channel viewer.

Why would that be more effective or clever than saying, “Remember to wash your hair”?