Tony Stark
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theres no way tdk will be rated R.![]()
can you read? That's exactly what I said.
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theres no way tdk will be rated R.![]()
Yeah, when I think about it again, Iron Man wasn't family friendly AT ALL. Maybe a few fun scenes here in there with Tony playing around in the lab, but other than the action scenes, this movie would bore typical kids to sleep and confuse the rest.
-TNC
My friend's 4-year-old believes that Spiderman and Wolverine are best friends who play together and like pizza.
but other than the action scenes, this movie would bore typical kids to sleep and confuse the rest.
Darkness sells sometimes. Look at Revenge of the Sith which was much more well received than Attack of The Clones and Phantom Menace and was pretty bleak for the most part.
Also, the 1989 Batman was pretty dark and violent to for its content, but that didn't keep kids out of theatres.
That said, I don't think its a valid argument against the movie.
This is Batman vs. The Joker. That's going to get butts in the seats.
I can't imagine anyone younger than 12 or 13 liking this film.
I prefer no kids when I go to the movies, but I don't think the tone of the movie will hold back parents from bringing their kids anyway.
Little kids shouldn't be exposed to Maggie Gyllenhall's face.
It's cruel and they will suffer nightmares.![]()
Whoa, he's serious.Point blank
People said that Batman and Batman Returns were too dark for kids. I digged the hell outta them when I was a kid!
Little kids shouldn't be exposed to Maggie Gyllenhall's face.
It's cruel and they will suffer nightmares.![]()
You said " i dont think even Batman would SHOW kids getting killed"...
Iron Man didnt either. It's barely implied, if that scene you describe even happened at all. ( i didnt notice it in three viewings)
With the success of Iron Man, there´s no excuse left to not make movies based on Wonder Woman, Flash, Green Lantern... .