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So who ever thought this movie was lame...I have deep pity for because they can't suspend their disbelief long enough to imagine camp life again as an adult or they never went as kids.
It isn't the visual dream-scape of Mirrormask, it isn't the adult pretension of Pan's Labyrinth, and it isn't the fun-loving classic The Princess Bride, but it contains just what the fantasy-lover is familiarized enough with to be completely comfortable during the entire viewing.
The only reservation I have (as always) is that this show is not appropriate for the kids due to its crude language and adult situations.
FOTP is not a kiddie-cartoon it includes some crude adult humor but in a very mild way.
Yes, I shed a tear along the way knowing I had had similar experiences both as a young adult and later as a parent.
This true to life is one which every young adult, and parent, would do well to see, although some will not realize it until they too are parents.
It has a sense of humor... some action in and out of the "bed" and it has reasonable acting as well as a story worth watching...A definite adult only movie but well worth watching...
The acting by the adult actors was great, although I did find the main kid a little stiff.
I'm an adult who can appreciate a nice "family" movie - I guess the other reviewer isn't.
This is a film i decided to go and see because I'm a huge fan of adult animation.
This show was hilarious and I can't believe why Cartoon Network's Adult Swim would take such a funny show like this off the air.
And where her mother says she has to walk stairs with an adult.
The plot was easy enough for a 10 year old to follow, but twisty enough to keep an adult interested.
I am disappointed that the professional critics (almost all adult males) savagely attacked the film.
True... stereotypes are there, but this was the way it was... and these cartoons were meant as adult entertainment at your local cinema before the main feature.
Another episode from childhood that, as an adult, I look back on with a different perspective.
Yes, I know, all of them are very corny, mediocre in some certain areas and sure, even though they're aimed at little kids they're too adult in some fields to be able to guard them with the statement,"Hey, lighten up, it's a kids movie," but all that aside, aren't they still good pieces of entertainment?
With all of the violence on TV and in the local news, it is refreshing to have a show that has no violence or adult language, yet is still entertaining.
This film is amazing and I would recommend to child and adult alike.
What viewers should appreciate about this film is the talent of Waters and the pint-sized Sammy Davis Jr., who out taps his contemporary, Shirley Temple, and looks remarkably the same facially as he did as an adult.
On the one hand, you have to give the Armstrong credit both for making the effort to capitalize on this idea and for using such a strong adult cast to put some name power behind it.
This indie film looks at the lives of a group of people taking an adult swim class in Connecticut.
More than any movie I has ever seen, the film deals with burdening sexuality and ego in a way that is completely human, never dull, and flushed in the kind of inherent goodness of youth that is discolored by the fear-frenzied adult world where any quirk in youth is accredited to anything from insanity to perversion.
The adult leads were also believable and therefore helped to keep the show entertaining.
Fortunately for us Real McCoy fans (most likely all Baby Boomers who grew-up in the late 50's and 60's), three of the adult actors/actress appeared when they did for the reunion show, in 2000.
If you are not able to at least partially suspend your adult scepticism and embrace your inner seven your old you may want to avoid this movie.
It is certainly the greatest animated movie aimed at a more adult audience that I have ever seen.
In the eyes of the average adult back then, this was no more sexual then if Shirley was playing house.
I don't blame the child for wanting to act like an adult.
It's wonderful to see that Shane Meadows is already exerting international influence - LES CONVOYEURS ATTENDANT shares many themes with A ROOM FOR ROMEO BRASS: the vague class identity above working but well below middle, the unhinged father, the abandoned urban milieu, the sense of adult failure, the barely concealed fascism underpinning modern urban life.
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