My 3 year old only wants to watch Kramer VS Kramer

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On repeat

Every day

I want the film with the mummy who goes away

Is she trying to tell me something?!

I used to babysit for a toddler who wanted nothing to watch apart from Oliver on repeat

So random
Yet as a tiny 70s girl I was obsessed with Z Cars even though I didn't understand it at all!

My family took me to the cinema to see Jaws when it was released. I was 5! They took me to see King King the following year.

I ended up watching this movie at 4am when I couldn't sleep, thanks to this thread (and your 3yo)

When DC2 was around that age, she used to love House. I would always watch it upstairs on the laptop and she usually wandered in and got into bed with me. She always used to say Dr House was her Daddy.*

*legal disclaimer... he's not!

As a child we had a couple of episodes of George and Mildred on VHS for some reason, and I watched them over and over. Also 'No Sex, Please, We're British' (starring Ronnie Corbett I think) which I insisted on having as a film for one of my birthday parties, presumably to the utter mystification of the other children.

My small children like a promo video for a hotel we once stayed in. It's ten minutes long and they watch it on repeat.

When he was 3 all DS wanted to watch was Dyson test facility videos on you tube

He also quite like a video featuring a pond hoover, it was strangely mesmerising to watch

When I was 6 I used to watch Some Like it Hot over and over and over.

DNeice love the beegees. But only a particular concert they did she found in vh1. Watched it for hours.

I loved Porridge with Ronnie Barker. No idea why. Didn't understand any of the jokes.

My grandad lived with us when I was little and I spent a lot of time sitting on his knee watching Are You Being Served, Allo Allo and Dads Army. Used to love the snooker as well.

My 8 year old isn’t keen on TV except fro Dickinson’s real deal.

Isn't that film like SO sad???

God it really is. One of my favourite films though, so brilliantly acted.

That beautiful dialogue-free scene of the dad and Billy making breakfast together having settled into a routine after getting it wrong. They look so happy and comfortable together.

When he was 3 all DS wanted to watch was Dyson test facility videos on you tube

Brilliant

Dd aged 3 would watch ‘rella’ the original animated Cinderella film. In her Cinderella outfit. Which was the only item of clothing she would wear during the day. For 3 months.

It is a beautiful film. Can never quite decide if the judge made the right decision but on reflection the dad should have got him! Glad she gives him back in the end