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03-07-2004, 11:35 PM
I'm Catholic but have no burning desire to see this movie.
Anyway... thought I'd start a topic on it here for those who did see it wanting to share how it was and because I sort of had an experience with it the movie, of sorts, today.
We went to see 50 First Dates. I have a three year old and it was the only movie playing in the 12 theatre cineplex place we went to that I thought my three year old would sit through quitely, which he did because of all the marine animals in it.
Anyway my 3 year old was very well behaved, however 5 very small children ranging in ages from about 2-8 plopped themselves down in the seats next to us and were quite unruly. I'm not too disturbed with children so although I was a little distracted it didnt bother me all that much.
Well when the movie was over... and when we left our theatre these kids were running around the halls like banshees gone wild. My concern was small children being left unattended and what could happen to them so .....I went to find the manager.... just in time to see the parents coming out to claim them up from the theatre that was playing the Passion.
Now how Christian is it to let your children run wild and disturb others????? and what sort of "family" values did these parent have putting thier children in such an unsafe situation?
Go figure.... I guess the religious experince people say they get from seeing the film was more important to them then their own children's safety....
Anyway... thought I'd start a topic on it here for those who did see it wanting to share how it was and because I sort of had an experience with it the movie, of sorts, today.
We went to see 50 First Dates. I have a three year old and it was the only movie playing in the 12 theatre cineplex place we went to that I thought my three year old would sit through quitely, which he did because of all the marine animals in it.
Anyway my 3 year old was very well behaved, however 5 very small children ranging in ages from about 2-8 plopped themselves down in the seats next to us and were quite unruly. I'm not too disturbed with children so although I was a little distracted it didnt bother me all that much.
Well when the movie was over... and when we left our theatre these kids were running around the halls like banshees gone wild. My concern was small children being left unattended and what could happen to them so .....I went to find the manager.... just in time to see the parents coming out to claim them up from the theatre that was playing the Passion.
Now how Christian is it to let your children run wild and disturb others????? and what sort of "family" values did these parent have putting thier children in such an unsafe situation?
Go figure.... I guess the religious experince people say they get from seeing the film was more important to them then their own children's safety....