I was hoping there would be all kinds of witches and whatnot at the theater, but apparently that's all for the midnight showing the day before.
A few thoughts:
- WHO brings their babies to movies? Seriously. If they're still in the womb, fine, but otherwise, PLEASE find a time and a movie that no one else is at.
- For those who love to talk THE ENTIRE TIME, please find the parents of #1 and go to movies with them. We had some wonderful teenage boys next to us, who DID NOT STOP talking. And then at the end, one of them said "that movie was stupid!" Really. You know what YOU'RE STUPID! Okay that was harsh, but at least I didn't curse him. (That's a really good link, by the way.)
- How in the world did this movie get a PG rating? While it may not have been as intense as The Dark Knight or Pirates of the Caribbean, for example (which both should have been rated R - yeah, I re-rate our dvds, lol. Conspiracy Theory is now PG-13 if you want to watch it at my house), it wasn't PG worthy either. As usual, kids-in-mind helps out a lot more. The Incredibles, and UP were also rated PG...
- Despite all that, the movie was really good I thought. More humor and lighter scenes than usual, and the actors seem to be getting better with each movie. Keep in mind this movie is setting up the last two, so just like the rest of the movies it doesn't really feel complete.
ah, the love hate relationship of seeing movies on the big screen. :)
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Thanks for the heads up, we've been debating whether or not to take our nine year old.
ReplyDeleteThere was a toddler (couldn't talk) at our 9pm showing Saturday night!!!! Unreal. But I agree with you, the movie was very enjoyable and should have been pg-13.
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