Anonymous wrote:An oldie but goodie: The Sandlot.

Methinks this PP forgot to read the OP.

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Anonymous wrote:The original bad news bears

Inappropriate.

For crying out loud, it isn't Bull Durham.

PP, oh you're so edgy…do you even have children? If so, are they 40 years old now? Shut it.

Um, no. 16 and 14. The MLB network has been airing the original Bad News Bears and the only editing is Tanner's rant. Some of you act like watching the movie gives the green light for 8 year olds to run out and start smoking and ride a motorcycle.

I saw the movie when it came out. Maybe it's the movie's horrible influence but let me just say- [b]fuck off.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The original bad news bears

Inappropriate.

For crying out loud, it isn't Bull Durham.

PP, oh you're so edgy…do you even have children? If so, are they 40 years old now? Shut it.

I don't know but check commonsense media for sensible choices. I'll never forget the mom who showed the original Jaws movie to my 9 year old at a sleep over. I was so pissed. The woman was always this "oh relax, live a little" type. Grrrrrr.

NOT Journey to the Center of the Earth. There are scenes in that movie (like the fish on the sea) that scared the $h!t out of my kid when he was younger.

Also, to the Gladiator poster: are you a complete idiot? Or one of the parents who lets their kids watch totally inappapropriate movies? I'd be extremely angry if you let my 8 yr old watch this.
(For 15 and up: Parents need to know that this is a very violent movie. A woman and child are brutally tortured and killed (mostly off-screen). People are sliced up, burned, and crucified. There are references to rape and incest).

An oldie but goodie: The Sandlot.

Goonies?