Anonymous wrote:I’m a mid-40s normie who isn’t particularly upset by sexual content or swearing. But I had trouble with the scariness and dramatic tension of Stranger Things. I ended up giving up the series early because it wasn’t relaxing or enjoyable for me. (And I aknowledge this is a me issue because so many people love the series.) I wouldn’t have a kid watch it without parental supervision because some of the more sensitive young folks have trouble processing things and self-advocating when it feels like too much.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To OP: what's your concern with Goonies? That its too scary for your 9 yo?
I'm the PP directly above you, and I'm curious, too. I also wouldn't put Goonies and Stand By Me in the same category in terms of appropriateness for a nine year old. Stand By Me has much more mature content, whereas Goonies is pretty goofy (I think).
DP but I agree. Both of my kids saw Goonies well before 10. We watched together and there was a little inappropriate glimpse of a girl’s leg, a little kissing, and a little bad language (and some IMO cartoonish violence of course). Doesn’t seem inappropriate on the whole.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:yes at grandma's and was horrified by "rape" scene and scarey stuff.
What was the rape scene? I don't remember the show very well.
There wasn't a rape scene in Stranger Things.
I let my teens watch it. But no, I wouldn't let a 9yo watch it.
I think they're talking about the scene where the female lifeguard gets held down and possessed. Season 3 really is quite dark.