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Don't. Let your kid have his own childhood, they don't have to relive yours.
by nodata 15y ago
Don't. Let your kid have his own childhood, they don't have to relive yours.
- TheBoff 15y agoJust because the Star Wars films are old, doesn't mean they're not great entertainment. Why should they be forbidden from watching them if the kids are of a suitable age, and they want to watch them?
- nodata 15y agoI never mentioned forbidding anything.
- shanselman 15y agoAs I mentioned in the first paragraph, I'm not a Star Wars person. It was a fine film when I saw it thirty years ago and I haven't thought of it since. My kids came to me after lots of other kids at their school had been talking about the mythology. They asked to see this movie just as they asked to see "Cars." I'm very interested in them having their own childhood, and they are doing just that.