.... dear god... I have no words....

omg We almost went to see this the other day.

the real cruelty here is that these kids have another 5-10 years of school left. thanks, mom and dad!

Would you say E.T. was a feel-good movie? Every kid I know who has ever seen it, including me, has balled their eyes out, but it's still one of the best kid movies ever.

I remember they showed E.T. at my grade school, and all of us had seen it already except one kid. He was slobbering all over himself by the end and expected us to tease him ruthlessly, but we all just told him we'd cried too the first time.

I cried for a solid 2 hours when Optimus Prime died in the Transformers movie. I was literally inconsolable with grief. To be fair, this is Optimus Fucking Prime I am talking about here, not Timmy Green (whoever the fuck that loser is....I'm glad he's dead I SAID IT).

The right one has scary red eyes!

Good luck getting dates when you're 16 years old after the girls see this on Youtube!

omg... I can't stop laughing... I'm a terrible terrible person...

Guess they better avoid Bridge to Terabithia... I don't recall why we were watching it without the kids, perhaps they weren't interested, but anyhow that one makes a turn from what one expects from the trailers to what you end up with... Moving to more mature movies, Sunshine was like that for me, great Science Fiction movie and then all of the sudden the third act... um... not like that for me in that I cried, but movies that make a turn in the last act from what I expected (and not in a Sixth Sense sort of twist, but a sudden plot/mood change).

'Guess "Old Yeller" would be too much for them, too.

>> ^ponceleon:

omg... I can't stop laughing... I'm a terrible terrible person...


Oh man, I'm glad I'm not the only one.

This has been me on many an occasion [oops did I type that and hit send?] =oD

They're performing for the camera. I hate kids.