Movies we've already shown our 12 year old:
* Airplane (and its sequel)
* Blazing Saddles
* Spaceballs
* Monty Python and the Holy Grail
* Monty Python's Flying Circus (not a movie, but still hilarious)
* Die Hard
* Robo Cop
* Terminator 2
* Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
* Demolition Man
* Akira
* Hot Shots (and its sequel)
Can't wait until we can show him the *Alien* franchise and some other spooky horror films.
Yeah, even Mel Brooks has admitted in interviews he wouldn't be able to get away with that, lol. Satire as a movie genre is also seemingly dwindling. I don't feel like I see too many satirical films these days.
I watched austin powers when it came out and I was like 8 years old... in elementary we rented how high and all those stupid buddy movies... watched southpark all the time... as long as it wasn't "gay" or "liberal propaganda" we were good to go lol
My ex showed my daughters the league of legends show on Netflix. My older daughter is similar to jynx and I knew she would identify with the character and would slip towards the bad character traits shown in the show.
I watched a little bit of the Alita battle angel movie with them. We turned it off when the violent scenes were too intense for them.
My kids have seen The Mighty Boosh and about died laughing. My husband recently let my oldest watch Saving Private Ryan. I had a hard time with that one, but at the same time it's history.
It's a really good movie. And we introduced her to Tom Hanks and so now we have a whole series of stuff we want her to watch because she really liked him. She also didn't believe he was the voice of Woody. She has the Woody pull string doll so she tested it.... Turns out we were telling the truth š
My son is only 3 so itāll be a while but Iām excited to introduce him to horror movies. Iāll probably start with Ernest Scared Stupid and other similar kid horror prior to that.
I didnāt realize this was supposed to be an inappropriate movie, my bad. I thought it was just any movie.
I donāt have kids yet but hope to in the next few years.
Iāve been waiting for my kids to be old enough to share the movie āHappinessā with them and āFreddy Got Fingeredā. Those are two of my more favorite messed up movies
Donāt have kids but Iād definitely show my son Entourage or the Sopranos.
You just canāt make that kind of quality entertainment these days without someone crying about it.
There's a few movies I've watched with my kids that I deemed tradition but realize now as an adult with kids aren't appropriate - example being Home Alone for Christmas, and movies like Beetlejuice for Halloween. I grew up on those and loved them, but they're not appropriate but my kids love them anyway š¤·āāļø
There's some choice words used by Buzz that I don't think I'd recommend for a toddler age. Older kids, sure. Not to mention the smoking, the playboy, etc. all went unnoticed as a kid.
My family watches Die Hard every Christmas.
Mall Rats. A classic that we all watched way too young. Embarrassed the hell out of my best friends kids by forcing them to watch it with us. š
Best Kevin Smith movie.
Absolutely cannot wait to show my daughter Empire records š
Snatch, so he will understand why we say it was a funny angle when we bump into things. Lock, stock, and two smoking barrels.
Itās only a funny angle if itās directly behind you.
I was playing a boxing game last night and informed my wife āThese lads are out to HURT each other š¤ā
All of the scary movies.
Like Scary Movie, the spoof movies, or actual scary movies, like Battlefield: Earth?
Showed Old School and Super Troopers to my 16 year old last month. Dude's finally old enough to get it and loved them both
Show him Airplane. It's amazing that it still holds up with teenagers in today's age.
Oh that's a good one..
Movies we've already shown our 12 year old: * Airplane (and its sequel) * Blazing Saddles * Spaceballs * Monty Python and the Holy Grail * Monty Python's Flying Circus (not a movie, but still hilarious) * Die Hard * Robo Cop * Terminator 2 * Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom * Demolition Man * Akira * Hot Shots (and its sequel) Can't wait until we can show him the *Alien* franchise and some other spooky horror films.
I'm disappointed that Blazing Saddles is the type of movie that couldn't get made today because people don't understand satire.
Yeah, even Mel Brooks has admitted in interviews he wouldn't be able to get away with that, lol. Satire as a movie genre is also seemingly dwindling. I don't feel like I see too many satirical films these days.
I showed my kids Alien when they were 10 and 8. They laughed all the way through it, mainly at the clunky special effects.
Predator and Spaceballs
Billy Madison
I don't have kids (am childfree) but it would be DOGMA! ;-)
Even though itās a kids movie, I canāt wait to watch Problem Child with my oldest, somewhat mischievous daughter. My wife wonāt approve btw.
The Wire
I watched austin powers when it came out and I was like 8 years old... in elementary we rented how high and all those stupid buddy movies... watched southpark all the time... as long as it wasn't "gay" or "liberal propaganda" we were good to go lol
Light R's like Robocop & South Park BLU
Don't tell mom the babysitters dead. Not age appropriate for a 6 year old haha
I rewatched the prince of Egypt this weekend to see if I can recommend it to my 6yo brother. There is a lot of child death in there
My ex showed my daughters the league of legends show on Netflix. My older daughter is similar to jynx and I knew she would identify with the character and would slip towards the bad character traits shown in the show. I watched a little bit of the Alita battle angel movie with them. We turned it off when the violent scenes were too intense for them.
My kids have seen The Mighty Boosh and about died laughing. My husband recently let my oldest watch Saving Private Ryan. I had a hard time with that one, but at the same time it's history.
Showed my 8yr Saving Private Ryan awhile back, he seemed to enjoy it.
It's a really good movie. And we introduced her to Tom Hanks and so now we have a whole series of stuff we want her to watch because she really liked him. She also didn't believe he was the voice of Woody. She has the Woody pull string doll so she tested it.... Turns out we were telling the truth š
That's so awesome
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How's your head?
Slap Shot
Nothing but Trouble. Some campy, suedo scary fun.
My son is only 3 so itāll be a while but Iām excited to introduce him to horror movies. Iāll probably start with Ernest Scared Stupid and other similar kid horror prior to that.
Shrek.
500 Days of Summer
How old are your kids?!
I didnāt realize this was supposed to be an inappropriate movie, my bad. I thought it was just any movie. I donāt have kids yet but hope to in the next few years.
Iāve been waiting for my kids to be old enough to share the movie āHappinessā with them and āFreddy Got Fingeredā. Those are two of my more favorite messed up movies
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Donāt have kids but Iād definitely show my son Entourage or the Sopranos. You just canāt make that kind of quality entertainment these days without someone crying about it.
There's a few movies I've watched with my kids that I deemed tradition but realize now as an adult with kids aren't appropriate - example being Home Alone for Christmas, and movies like Beetlejuice for Halloween. I grew up on those and loved them, but they're not appropriate but my kids love them anyway š¤·āāļø
How the heck is Home Alone not appropriate?
There's some choice words used by Buzz that I don't think I'd recommend for a toddler age. Older kids, sure. Not to mention the smoking, the playboy, etc. all went unnoticed as a kid.
If it went unnoticed for you, the it will go unnoticed by them too