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Things you've taken from films that weren't the point

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DoDoDoooooo · 11/06/2022 18:10

Elsa and Anna's parents were shockingly awful...

Any others?

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Latenightreader · 01/07/2022 22:40

ClemenceD · 30/06/2022 20:19

If a parent/caregiver walks to the open door of a sleeping child's room, the bedclothes will always be off of the child so that the parent/caregiver can walk in and pull them up over the child to demonstrate to the audience that s/he loves the child.

I have a three year old and this ties quite closely with my experience! I’ve never known anyone kick the covers away as often as she does.

tigger1001 · 02/07/2022 10:28

GoodJanetBadJanet · 01/07/2022 01:48

Old films telling us we keep the doors unlocked. Never happened in my parents or grandparents time.
That depends on where you live, surely.
Definitely could leave unlocked when I was little!
Still could now, it's that kind of place

I agree.

My dad had the door locked at all times, but my grandparents rarely locked the door.

Where I live now you could leave the door unlocked. Ours only gets locked (unless we are out) at bedtime. My son is working tonight and won't be home until 11.30/12 and I will leave the door unlocked for him.

goldengirlsoncraic · 02/07/2022 15:08

Why are cinemas so bright while playing the film
Like was watching on the telly and they where in a cinema and they could see and talk to the people behind

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