I don't really like watching movies. As I grew older, I stopped watching movies cos I felt they were a waste of time. I don't really like sitting down for 2 hours. Typically, if I want to know about a movie, I'd just read the plot on wikipedia. It summarizes the movie in around 5 minutes of reading time.

I did watch movies when I was younger though. And there was this movie which I learnt quite a bit from. Have any of you watched "The Patriot" starring Mel Gibson, it's about the American Revolutionary War. So you may think, what has an old war movie got to do with budgeting and financial prudence. 

The movie is about the some American war, I'll not go into details. In a few parts of the movie, the main character, Mel Gibson, teaches his son to shoot a rifle. "Aim small miss small". Meaning, if

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