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Posted: August 06 2010 at 22:17
Like seriously, I remember watching Toy Story in theaters when it came out, and it was good then, but it's not a very good movie once you're an adult!
NecronCommander wrote:
And the darkest kids movie ever made was actually Bambi.
I remember reading on a Yahoo! article a number of years back that it ranked #1 on a "Best Horror Movie" list, up there with Silence of the Lambs and Nightmare on Elm Street.
My sister watched Bambi on Youtube and she said she cried. She is 18. I don't get it, I've never cried during a movie in my whole life...
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Posted: August 06 2010 at 22:18
Henry Plainview wrote:
I've never seen Brave Little Toaster or Toy Story 3. I wasn't into movies, I read books all day (often the same books, but whatever!). And I'm certainly not going to see Toy Story 3 now, I don't care if it's new and shiny, I'm an adult, I don't watch kid's movies. :|
I never "chose" to see The Brave Little Toaster, it just happened. Now I'm remembering bits and pieces of it, as well as one seen the sequel IIRC.
I used to read books over and over again as well, it was basically like watching a movie anyway.
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Posted: August 06 2010 at 22:19
Henry Plainview wrote:
Like seriously, I remember watching Toy Story in theaters when it came out, and it was good then, but it's not a very good movie once you're an adult!
NecronCommander wrote:
And the darkest kids movie ever made was actually Bambi.
I remember reading on a Yahoo! article a number of years back that it ranked #1 on a "Best Horror Movie" list, up there with Silence of the Lambs and Nightmare on Elm Street.
My sister watched Bambi on Youtube and she said she cried. She is 18. I don't get it, I've never cried during a movie in my whole life...
Have you seen Grave of the Fireflies? That is almost guaranteed to make even you cry.
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Posted: August 06 2010 at 22:21
Henry Plainview wrote:
Like seriously, I remember watching Toy Story in theaters when it came out, and it was good then, but it's not a very good movie once you're an adult!
NecronCommander wrote:
And the darkest kids movie ever made was actually Bambi.
I remember reading on a Yahoo! article a number of years back that it ranked #1 on a "Best Horror Movie" list, up there with Silence of the Lambs and Nightmare on Elm Street.
My sister watched Bambi on Youtube and she said she cried. She is 18. I don't get it, I've never cried during a movie in my whole life...
The scene in the forest fire, with Bambi looking around and innocently asking "Mommy?"
Do you have any idea how many kids were traumatized by such a mortifying idea? Even now, when you look back on it, that scene is so dark and terrible because it's masked by such innocence.
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Posted: August 06 2010 at 22:22
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Henry Plainview wrote:
I've never seen Brave Little Toaster or Toy Story 3. I wasn't into movies, I read books all day (often the same books, but whatever!). And I'm certainly not going to see Toy Story 3 now, I don't care if it's new and shiny, I'm an adult, I don't watch kid's movies. :|
I never "chose" to see The Brave Little Toaster, it just happened. Now I'm remembering bits and pieces of it, as well as one seen the sequel IIRC.
I used to read books over and over again as well, it was basically like watching a movie anyway.
I remember. He goes to Mars and befriends a belligerent refrigerator and convinces him not to nuke the Earth. Classic.
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Posted: August 06 2010 at 22:23
NecronCommander wrote:
The scene in the forest fire, with Bambi looking around and innocently asking "Mommy?"
Do you have any idea how many kids were traumatized by such a mortifying idea? Even now, when you look back on it, that scene is so dark and terrible because it's masked by such innocence.
I'm sure I've seen Bambi, although I really don't remember it, and I'm not saying a kid or even adult can't feel sad about it, but once you're over the age of 6, you really shouldn't be moved to tears by a children's movie.
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Posted: August 06 2010 at 22:24
NecronCommander wrote:
A Person wrote:
Henry Plainview wrote:
I've never seen Brave Little Toaster or Toy Story 3. I wasn't into movies, I read books all day (often the same books, but whatever!). And I'm certainly not going to see Toy Story 3 now, I don't care if it's new and shiny, I'm an adult, I don't watch kid's movies. :|
I never "chose" to see The Brave Little Toaster, it just happened. Now I'm remembering bits and pieces of it, as well as one seen the sequel IIRC.
I used to read books over and over again as well, it was basically like watching a movie anyway.
I remember. He goes to Mars and befriends a belligerent refrigerator and convinces him not to nuke the Earth. Classic.
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Posted: August 06 2010 at 22:24
NecronCommander wrote:
A Person wrote:
Henry Plainview wrote:
I've never seen Brave Little Toaster or Toy Story 3. I wasn't into movies, I read books all day (often the same books, but whatever!). And I'm certainly not going to see Toy Story 3 now, I don't care if it's new and shiny, I'm an adult, I don't watch kid's movies. :|
I never "chose" to see The Brave Little Toaster, it just happened. Now I'm remembering bits and pieces of it, as well as one seen the sequel IIRC.
I used to read books over and over again as well, it was basically like watching a movie anyway.
I remember. He goes to Mars and befriends a belligerent refrigerator and convinces him not to nuke the Earth. Classic.
The sequel convinced me that all balloons went up into space. I once cried because I tied up one of my stuffed animals to a balloon and it flew off.
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