DS saw everything from a young age. Star Wars, HP, LOTR (not ROTK, we previewed it and the Smeagol bits were too intense), Spider-Man (Tobey Maguire edition), POTC... I'm talking little, four years old.
He's a quiet kid but nerdy. He loves fantasy and sci-fi, so that sort of action/intensity never made him shrink away. It'll be interesting to see how it goes with DD.
Lara
View Poll Results: Are you going to let your kids see Maleficient?
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yes
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no
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only if myself or my spouse sees it first
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I might be hesistant, but I will probably give in
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My child is under the age of 5
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My child is 6-10
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My child is 10+
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My child of any age is not allowed or has not seen any PG movies
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Pass the Popcorn
7 12.96%
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Mama to Henry (6/2000) and Agnes (4/2012)
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Nope! The trailer scared DD so bad that she hid behind DH in the theater and then asked to leave the recent Muppet movie.
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Yes, we saw the trailer at Frozen and younger DD didn't even want to stay in the movie. I had to talk her into staying!!
Beth, mom to older DD (8/01) and younger DD (10/06) and always missing Leah (4/22 - 5/1/05)
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Not for a million dollars.
I voted "6-10" since there's no "five years old" option, just under five, and 6-10.Mommy to my wonderful, HEALTHY twin girls
6/08 - Preemies no more!
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05-23-2014 #15
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Yes, we will see Maleficent. My DDs do not scare easily with movies, but they are older (9 and 10).
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Heck no, but my oldest is only 4. I just know he'd be so scared of it. I believe he saw the trailer and said he doesn't want to see it (lol) bc it's scary.
If he was 8 though it may be a different story.
I think i might go see it myself though.
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can you as a mod. fix that? TIA if you can
Originally Posted by TwinFoxes
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DD E, 17
DD L, 13,
baby 2, 4-2009 (our Tri-18 baby)
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05-23-2014 #18
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DD really, really wants to see it. She's 7.5. I'm not sure whether we will or not.
Jen, mom to my silly monkey, 10/06
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No way (but DD is only 5)
I saw the special 3D sneak preview at Disneyland last week and it was pretty dark and scary. Angelina did a great job playing the dark wicked witch. The way she walked, talked, heck even the music was scary (like from a horror movie). No way no way
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I don't think DD has any interest in it, and she may have commented on the previews being "too scary".
EricaDD 1/05
DS 9/08
Since one just does not simply walk into Mordor, I say we form a conga line and dance our way in.
Excuse me, are you in a play?
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