Deal email for Hispanic heritage month with movie recommendations

[Anonymous]

They included Pans Labyrinth.

Oh boy. Cause ya, that’s a good kids movie....

[Anonymous]

Well I saw it in '86 when it came out and I was 8 then. I feel ok with my 11 year old watching it.

What do you find objectionable, specifically?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well I saw it in '86 when it came out and I was 8 then. I feel ok with my 11 year old watching it.

What do you find objectionable, specifically?

I think she means the newer one. But I saw that in my first year of HS, I remember because I wasn’t 17 yet and a friends parent came and saw it with us.

If you think high schoolers don’t watch rated R movies...I don’t know what to tell you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well I saw it in '86 when it came out and I was 8 then. I feel ok with my 11 year old watching it.

What do you find objectionable, specifically?

This seems a bit much for 6th grade.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xyzSvVh9BDo

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well I saw it in '86 when it came out and I was 8 then. I feel ok with my 11 year old watching it.

What do you find objectionable, specifically?

I think she means the newer one. But I saw that in my first year of HS, I remember because I wasn’t 17 yet and a friends parent came and saw it with us.

If you think high schoolers don’t watch rated R movies...I don’t know what to tell you.

Deal isn't a high school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well I saw it in '86 when it came out and I was 8 then. I feel ok with my 11 year old watching it.

What do you find objectionable, specifically?

I think she means the newer one. But I saw that in my first year of HS, I remember because I wasn’t 17 yet and a friends parent came and saw it with us.

If you think high schoolers don’t watch rated R movies...I don’t know what to tell you.

My MIDDLE schooler absolutely does not watch R rated movies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well I saw it in '86 when it came out and I was 8 then. I feel ok with my 11 year old watching it.

What do you find objectionable, specifically?

I think she means the newer one. But I saw that in my first year of HS, I remember because I wasn’t 17 yet and a friends parent came and saw it with us.

If you think high schoolers don’t watch rated R movies...I don’t know what to tell you.

Deal isn't a high school.

Ooops sorry Pk3 teacher here. Eh that’s another story then, it’s up to the parent. I love Pan’s labyrinth and would probably let an 8th grader watch that. 11 and 12 year olds...probably not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well I saw it in '86 when it came out and I was 8 then. I feel ok with my 11 year old watching it.

What do you find objectionable, specifically?

I think she means the newer one. But I saw that in my first year of HS, I remember because I wasn’t 17 yet and a friends parent came and saw it with us.

If you think high schoolers don’t watch rated R movies...I don’t know what to tell you.

My MIDDLE schooler absolutely does not watch R rated movies.

Calm down Momma bear, I didn’t know Deal was a middle school, thought it was a high school.

[Anonymous]

Pan's Labyrinth is a Spanish movie. I understand that Hispanic Heritage Month is intended to celebrate the Latino community in the United States. I don't understand why Pan's Labyrinth would even be included.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pan's Labyrinth is a Spanish movie. I understand that Hispanic Heritage Month is intended to celebrate the Latino community in the United States. I don't understand why Pan's Labyrinth would even be included.

The director is Mexican.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pan's Labyrinth is a Spanish movie. I understand that Hispanic Heritage Month is intended to celebrate the Latino community in the United States. I don't understand why Pan's Labyrinth would even be included.

The director is Mexican.

Spaniards are Hispanic ... I’m actuallh impressed that they included it. The Spanish civil war isn’t often covered in American schools. It’s definitely not a movie for elementary kids but ok for middle school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pan's Labyrinth is a Spanish movie. I understand that Hispanic Heritage Month is intended to celebrate the Latino community in the United States. I don't understand why Pan's Labyrinth would even be included.

Hispanic = Spanish-speaking, including Spain
Latinx = People from Latin America (not all of whom are Spanish speaking)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispanic_and_Latino_(ethnic_categories)

They are often used interchangeably, but they do have different meanings. Presumably Hispanic Heritage Month is meant to celebrate the former.

[Anonymous]

Most middle schoolers would be bored to tears by it though.