Anonymous
04/05/2020 20:02
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
We are on the great sports movie marathon of 2020. (though not Hoosiers or Rudy....yet).
The Fifth Quarter is a terrible terrible movie. (as in poorly made, written and acted). Even the 11 year old boy hated it.
The Fifth Quarter is a terrible terrible movie. (as in poorly made, written and acted). Even the 11 year old boy hated it.
Anonymous
04/05/2020 19:57
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
There are approximately 43 thousand Marvel universe movies. Try some of those.
Anonymous
04/05/2020 19:55
Subject: Re:Family movie night: teen boy edition
We have a similar age situation and we've really liked Talledega Nights and Vacation.
Anonymous
04/05/2020 19:32
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
Seriously, I let my 12 and 14 year old watch anything, except basically straight up porn.
Yes some scenes are uncomfortable as a family but I just accept it.
All the good stories are basically R anyway. They are really old enough.
Yes some scenes are uncomfortable as a family but I just accept it.
All the good stories are basically R anyway. They are really old enough.
Anonymous
04/05/2020 18:19
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
Batman movies with Christian Bale
Iron Man, other comic book action movies
Ghostbusters
Iron Man, other comic book action movies
Ghostbusters
Anonymous
04/05/2020 18:12
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
Shawshank Redemption
Anonymous
04/05/2020 17:25
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
It's old but we just watched Billy Elliot and my DS all loved it.
Anonymous
04/05/2020 17:12
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
Terminator movies
Anonymous
04/05/2020 16:56
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
WE watched JO Jo Rabbit with our almost 13 year old and he loved it.
Anonymous
04/05/2020 16:54
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
We are in the midst of a Marvel marathon- one movie a night in chronological order (not order of movie release). It's been really fun. Kids are 18 and 13.
Anonymous
04/05/2020 16:53
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
Jojo Rabbit
Anonymous
04/05/2020 16:34
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
Jeff, who Lives at Home (some cursing and a little pot smoking but otherwise perfect)
Hoosiers
Dead Poets Society
Shazam
Crazy, Stupid, Love
Hoosiers
Dead Poets Society
Shazam
Crazy, Stupid, Love
Anonymous
04/05/2020 16:33
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
Contagion
Drive
Drive
Anonymous
04/05/2020 16:32
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
The Martian?
Anonymous
04/05/2020 16:30
Subject: Family movie night: teen boy edition
We have several sons between the ages of 13-20.
Obviously the 18 and 20 year old can watch what they want, since they are adults, but we are looking for something that we won't be "uncomfortable" watching with them, and can also include our 13 and 15 year old.
At the same time, we don't want to be relegated to Disney and other rated "G" stuff.
The other night we watched "Dumb and Dumber" and it was 95% perfect--there was one scene (hotel scene) that was a little bit too "risque'--but not too bad. We discussed "Something About Mary" (which is one of my all time favorites) and Dh thinks it's too adult for the youngest.
Any suggestions?
Obviously the 18 and 20 year old can watch what they want, since they are adults, but we are looking for something that we won't be "uncomfortable" watching with them, and can also include our 13 and 15 year old.
At the same time, we don't want to be relegated to Disney and other rated "G" stuff.
The other night we watched "Dumb and Dumber" and it was 95% perfect--there was one scene (hotel scene) that was a little bit too "risque'--but not too bad. We discussed "Something About Mary" (which is one of my all time favorites) and Dh thinks it's too adult for the youngest.
Any suggestions?