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We love it but TBH with a young 'un we skip to the GW scene described and I try to skip the boat ride. Seriously, beheading a chicken in a children's film is a
by jgamman 10y ago
We love it but TBH with a young 'un we skip to the GW scene described and I try to skip the boat ride. Seriously, beheading a chicken in a children's film is a dark dark choice...
- gohrt 10y agoThe world has darkness, and seeing some of it helps a child understand the world they live in.
- gameofdrones 10y agoOr end up with universities with safe-spaces, trigger-warnings and thin-skinned cowards.
- cholantesh 10y agoNah
- Jaruzel 10y agoThankfully that craziness is starting to be unwound: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/25/university-of-chicago-rejects-safe-spaces-and-trigger-warnings-i/ http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/25/university-of-chi...
- cholantesh 10y agoGiven that Piper presides over a massive safe space of his own, it's a bit rich to hear him complaining about them.
- grovulent 10y agoYeah - the trade off between this lesson and being woken up late at night because nightmares...
- Rapzid 10y agoNever had nightmares from this. Now, Tremors and Terminator were another story :) Still, I've had way more nightmares rooted in real life situations than anything else. When I was 3-4 we had a bulldozer and steam shovel out to replace our septic tank. For YEARS, maybe even into early adulthood, but with less and less frequency I had the dream where the bulldozer was chasing me to the deck and it felt like I was running through quicksand.