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Totally. In terms of handling it, there was a French horror film "Inside" which is very good but involves attacking a pregnant woman. After having kids I found
by abalone 8y ago
Totally. In terms of handling it, there was a French horror film "Inside" which is very good but involves attacking a pregnant woman. After having kids I found I just couldn't stomach it, which was a change. Same for Sicario's child murder scene which I found just terribly lazy and desperate to be "edgy" and all these rave reviews just pissed me off. Having kids definitely over sensitized me.. in a good way.
- duxup 8y agoThere was a Frontline show about life in North Korea, they follow some folks who sneak into North Korea and try to distribute food / money to the poor. One child about 5 or 6 they meet says his mom had to go to the next town to work and had to leave him ... she never came back. The little boy tells the story as directly as a 5 year old would tell it, he is homeless with no family fending for himself in the streets. At the time my oldest was 5.... I can't get that child's voice and image out of my head.
- davedx 8y agoGame of Thrones too. My wife can't watch it, and despite reading the books, I find the constant over-the-top ultraviolence pretty unwatchable too. When I was younger I would have loved it.
- MisterOctober 8y agoYep -- same with 'Macbeth' for me [the Macduff castle scene] -- especially the recent Stewart version