Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] Re: scary movies
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On Tue, 16 Apr 2002 14:36:44 -0000 "rumpleteasermom"
<rumpleteasermom@...> writes:
since that's kind of vague... more like, "Well, they show slitting
someone's throat, and of a bunch of people who were hung and are dead,
and someone being tortured, and then just his face as he's drawn and
quartered... and there are a lot of fighting scenes."
Although, admittedly, when we watched Braveheart I hadn't seen it either,
so I told her only that Mel Gibson was in it. Then again, I know my kid,
and the only movie that ever bothered her was Gorillas in the Mist, and
that was only because I got Dian Fossey and Jane Goodall mixed up and
kept telling her that she was still alive and nothing was going to happen
to her... urp.
Dar
<rumpleteasermom@...> writes:
> Could you clarify that a bit. We are talking about decide whichI was thinking she meant exactly the kind of help you describe here:
> movies to see right? What kind of help are we talking about?
>Actually, I might be a little more descriptive than "scary or gross",
> I may tell them that a movie is scary or gross, but the decision about
> whether to watch is up to them.
>
since that's kind of vague... more like, "Well, they show slitting
someone's throat, and of a bunch of people who were hung and are dead,
and someone being tortured, and then just his face as he's drawn and
quartered... and there are a lot of fighting scenes."
Although, admittedly, when we watched Braveheart I hadn't seen it either,
so I told her only that Mel Gibson was in it. Then again, I know my kid,
and the only movie that ever bothered her was Gorillas in the Mist, and
that was only because I got Dian Fossey and Jane Goodall mixed up and
kept telling her that she was still alive and nothing was going to happen
to her... urp.
Dar