3 year old going to see the new avengers film.

[NotUmbongoUnchained]

Would you judge?

I do worry think I’ll just wait until it’s out for download. It’s a shame though as she loves the cinema and she loves marvel.

Took my then 4 year old to see guardians of the galaxy 2 last year. He loved it. He loves all the marvel films! I can’t believe some people are saying their 4/5 year olds would be ‘terrified’, most of my sons friends love marvel and watch the films.

The running time alone is 2hr 40, I think even without questionable content most 3 year olds wouldn’t be able to sit through that length!

Can she sit still for 2 hours? Can she not talk at all for 2 hours?

I doubt it. Idiot adults seem to struggle so there's no way a 3/4 year old can manage. Don't ruin it for others with your noisy, fidgety child.

Yes my child is able to sit still and watch a film. What a stupid question!

I would have thought the noise alone (why are films in cinemas so loud?) would be enough to not take her.

But I can't understand why the thought even crossed your mind.

What a stupid question!

No it wasn't and there was no need to be rude about it.

Must be something about pinhead - I also "accidentally" watched it - when I was 3, I used to kiss the TV screen as I felt sorry for him!

My daughter saw a picture of him in a TV mag around that time and got me to cut it out for her so she could carry it around! Funny to look back on now.

They’re bloody super hero films. A bit violent, not particularly graphic.

Calling my child noisy and fidgety is rude.

Like hell it is. She's a small child so it's natural for her to get fidgety or ask questions. I'd find it extremely odd for a 3 year old to sit still in silence for 2+ hours.

No chance. I saw the damage it did to my cousin's daughter when they showed her overage films because her parents were selfish and wanted to watch them themselves). She had years of not sleeping thinking there was something in her room, the wardrobe, coming up the stairs...

She was in double figures before she slept in a room on her own.

All children are noisy and fidgety at times! It's not rude to point that out. Jesus Christ.

My daughter saw a picture of him in a TV mag around that time and got me to cut it out for her so she could carry it around! Funny to look back on now

I used to have tea parties with my imaginary best friend, Freddy Krueger

Can't you take her to see Peter rabbit or something more appropriate?

Really? I’d find it odd if a 3 year old couldn’t make it through a film. They’re not babies.

Umbongo just take her if she’ll enjoy it. If I was in the cinema, I would not judge you, in fact I wouldn’t even notice tbh. I understand and respect other posters viewpoints on this but it’s your child. If it’s something you would enjoy doing together then it doesn’t matter what any of us think.

No, she doesn’t want to see Peter rabbit. She wants to watch avengers.

I’m thinking waiting till it’s been out for a few weeks and going on a quiet weekday.

Considering baby kids filmed terrified me as a kid brave child, they won't remember it so I wouldn’t take them to the cinema might as well buy the dvd and then they can keep watching it again and again

I’m going this weekend and taking my 10 and 13 year old, they’ve seen nearly all the recent spate of Marvel films (even better seeing the cameos as we’ve met Stan Lee!) and a few DC. They know that the violence and death is fake. The things they find scary are real life crimes and tragedies, having to perform lock down drills at school.

My parents let me watch horror movies like Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street when I was 10, most of my friends had seen them too at that age. We knew it was fake.

I wouldn’t judge you for letting her watch it, at home. I understand you want to see it too, just I doubt she will sit quietly the entire time. As a fellow movie goer who loves fellow geeks, big and small, I wouldn’t like the disruption toddlers make in films.

My DS saw the second avenger film when he was 5 (not traumatised) he is 8 and will be going to this one. BBFC slow anyone under 13 but recommend 8 and up. I saw the avengers film first then took him as I knew it would be ok. He also goes to all the Star Wars ones. At 3 he would never have sat still long enough.

*was typing as you posted your recent comment.
Well, it’s up to you then, if she has seen the others and isn’t frightened, why not?

I live in an area where people are very vocal about their opinions. I can’t be assed with a confrontation at the cinema which is why I wanted to know if people would judge

Meh I would have taken mine. My youngest is 6 and has seen all the super hero movies, he loves them. He dresses up in his dress up suits and loves talking about them.

I'm comfortable with most 12As, although I would have exercised more caution with Ready Player One due to some of the content - tickets were booked and paid for before I realised.