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I think watching DieHard with your kid is a good choice. The journey to adulthood isn't instantaneous at 18, parents should help to guide the kids there. Introd
by samwillis 4y ago
I think watching DieHard with your kid is a good choice. The journey to adulthood isn't instantaneous at 18, parents should help to guide the kids there. Introducing them to adult cultural experiences at home, and then talking about it, is an awesome thing to do.
Plus DieHard is one of the best movies ever made!
(Have an 8th so not reached that stage myself yet)
- sundvor 4y agoIt was an amazing bonding time actually, so yes very good points. There were quite a few things to explain. All the best for the journey ahead!
- b112 4y agoBack to the Future seems to resonate well with modern youth too.
- r00fus 4y agoShowed BTTF and BTTF2 to my 9 year old twins a few years ago. They loved the films. Not sure what they didn't get - even the concept of alternate timelines seemed fairly well absorbed.
- bombcar 4y agoThe main things missed are probably all the various in-jokes, but that's not really important to the story. Also "we'll travel to the FAR FUTURE" being when they were two years old has to be amusing (and sobering, to us olds).
- Mountain_Skies 4y agoEven a lot of people who lived in that era don't get the Pepsi Free joke since it was a only know by that name for part of the 80s and overshadowed by the larger themes of the Cola Wars.