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Forums - General Discussion - What do you say to judgmental people that say Superhero films are for kids ?

Moren on 09 April 2019

I used to get a lot of flak for liking "kiddy", "childish", "for kids" stuff in middle and high school.

Not anymore, and it's great.



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Ganoncrotch on 10 April 2019
COKTOE said:
AbbathTheGrim said:
Superhero movies are for the adventurous child in all of us that died on me when I walked into that room with mom and dad having sex.

Better than your dad and uncle. Probably. I guess it depends.

Happened to me when I was 10. It's why I kick pigeons.

What about your dad walking in on you and your uncle..... And your mom? I think after something like that a family ticket to a super hero movie might be on the cards.... And therapy, lots of therapy.

It's why I kick uncles!



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Cobretti2 on 10 April 2019

lol who says that anymore?



 

 

vivster on 10 April 2019

Because Superhero movies are for kids. Grow up and watch some anime.



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AbbathTheGrim on 10 April 2019
COKTOE said:
AbbathTheGrim said:
Superhero movies are for the adventurous child in all of us that died on me when I walked into that room with mom and dad having sex.

Better than your dad and uncle. Probably. I guess it depends.

Happened to me when I was 10. It's why I kick pigeons.

Oh shit that's horrible I hope you are ok.

Why kick pigeons when you can club baby seals?



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DonFerrari on 10 April 2019

Depends on the person. If it is someone I have no intimacy I'll just ignore. If I know the person I'll fire back with something that is more childish but socially accepted like "Worse is to watch this silly braindead soap operas".



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UltimateUnknown on 10 April 2019

Nothing.

You just keep enjoying what you enjoy.



 

couchmonkey on 10 April 2019

My solution is to always call them “films” or better yet, “pictures”. “I just saw the new Wonder Woman picture.”

Also, nobody I know cares what movies I watch...except my wife who can’t really complain because her favourite films are the Harry Potter pictures.



RenCutypoison on 10 April 2019

I'd say most of these movies are uninspired and often bad but that has little to do with their target audience, which is not kids. Given their budget, they need to cater to a lot of people's tastes, thus generating movies "for everyone". Making movies for children that are enjoyable by anyone requires a different effort and few companies achieved it.



KLXVER on 10 April 2019

I don't think theres anything wrong with adults enjoying super hero movies. I just don't understand how many are not sick to death of pretty much the same movie with different color tights at this point.