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Would you be happy for your children to see this poster displayed at the cinema?

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Enid · 01/08/2006 15:54

not for the squeamish

the poster is the bit with the severed head

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southeastastra · 01/08/2006 23:00

it's the build up that's scary, the unseen.

Gobbledigook · 01/08/2006 23:00

You've just reminded me a friend has sent me 'Hostel' to watch which is apparently 'well' scary!

Enid · 01/08/2006 23:01

hostel looks sick

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expatinscotland · 01/08/2006 23:02

Hostel's just sick. Like Quentin Tarantino.

Not as sick as that Peter Greenaway personnage, but vile sick.

Gobbledigook · 01/08/2006 23:02

Does it? I've not seen any trailers or anything - friend is a film buff and says it's good but I don't know what it's about (presumably a hostel - durrr!)

Enid · 01/08/2006 23:02

have sky plussed wolf creek

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Gobbledigook · 01/08/2006 23:03

God, what's this - gang up on gobbledigook night?!

southeastastra · 01/08/2006 23:03

do you like picnic at hanging rock gobbledigook?

southeastastra · 01/08/2006 23:04

that's scary

expatinscotland · 01/08/2006 23:08

Put it on, GDG, but don't feel bad if you're so disgusted you just switch it off.

Then again, I don't 'get' Quentin Tarantino - I don't see what's 'great' about him. All his films just strike me as lazy, sloppy and unoriginal. A play on the martial arts greats of old w/none of the thought process or philosophy, excepting Jackie Brown.

His films are saved by his casting directors.

Just my opinion, though.

burstingbug · 01/08/2006 23:08

Not looked at the link, may look at it in the morning, scary icky things freak me out especially before bed. might even get dh to vet it before I take a look!

Han4Dan · 01/08/2006 23:12

ewwwwwwwww that's horrible i wouldn't want my chlidren to see that scare them half to death.

7up · 01/08/2006 23:12

is the advert shown on U certificates then? my eldest 11.5years would be nagging me to let him go and see it! bit gorey for little ones though, although if its only a quick glimpse and no fuss made about it theyd probably forget it hopefully anway

olivia35 · 01/08/2006 23:18

Agree with www completely - comedy gruesomes don't phaze me, magazines like Nuts, however, I do find offensive.

But it's probably not about what offends you as a parent - you just can't predict what will upset kids. 2 year old ds would probably find that poster funny - OTOH, his aunt bought him a battery-operated bubble machine for his birthday & he reacted to that by crying ('a NOISE mummy! A NOISE!)

A tricky one. I suppose I think that if your child was upset by it, you should complain - if enough children are upset by it, the cinema will presumably remove it rather than alienate all that lovely revenue.

Coolsycats · 27/12/2008 20:12

i am a child(i came on this to see what my mum,emsiewill hass been sayin bout me i am dd2)and t does not frighten me that much

ToysAreLikeDogs · 27/12/2008 20:16

grrr a dead thread folks

Don't waste time on it

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