Top 10 Movies You Look At Differently As An Adult
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Date: 2023-11-20
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LoganArnoldKicks
Listen, theres no excuse for how Kevin was treated, but the holidays are very stressful. Especially when 15 people are staying in one house to try and make a flight to Paris the next day. There is never any indication Kevin is treated like he is the night before the flight throughout the rest of the year.
For the adults, Aunt Leslie and his Dad never do anything wrong, they just blame him for attacking Buzz and causing all the commotion. For Kate, she just gets very frustrated and says things in the heat of the moment that Im sure sure didnt really mean. Uncle Frank is the only adult that directly antagonizes Kevin, but he seems to be that way towards everyone.
For the kids, Kevin only interacts with his siblings and never his cousins. All siblings fight, so thats not really a surprise to me. Buzz seems like a typical bully jock, so it stands to reason hed be the way he is.
Other than Uncle Frank and Buzz, everyone seems really worried about Kevins safety, so i believe that proves that they really do care about him and the stress of the holidays just got to them.
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Listen, theres no excuse for how Kevin was treated, but the holidays are very stressful. Especially when 15 people are staying in one house to try and make a flight to Paris the next day. There is never any indication Kevin is treated like he is the night before the flight throughout the rest of the year.
For the adults, Aunt Leslie and his Dad never do anything wrong, they just blame him for attacking Buzz and causing all the commotion. For Kate, she just gets very frustrated and says things in the heat of the moment that Im sure sure didnt really mean. Uncle Frank is the only adult that directly antagonizes Kevin, but he seems to be that way towards everyone.
For the kids, Kevin only interacts with his siblings and never his cousins. All siblings fight, so thats not really a surprise to me. Buzz seems like a typical bully jock, so it stands to reason hed be the way he is.
Other than Uncle Frank and Buzz, everyone seems really worried about Kevins safety, so i believe that proves that they really do care about him and the stress of the holidays just got to them.
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Trey
Unpopular opinion but it seems to me that in the second Home Alone Kevin brought most of that on himself. In film one, his family mistreated him and they left him behind because they werent paying attention. In film two, most everyone was being nice to him until he lost his cool and he got on the wrong plane because he wasnt paying attention. Granted I think they went overboard in how they treated him in film two but it wasnt really undeserved. In the first movie he was angry at them for something that was their fault. In the second film he yelled at them for something his brother did and wasnt the fault of the group. If he had apologized to his family for embarrassing them but not his brother for humiliating him, Id be on his side. But then againMOVIE!
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Unpopular opinion but it seems to me that in the second Home Alone Kevin brought most of that on himself. In film one, his family mistreated him and they left him behind because they werent paying attention. In film two, most everyone was being nice to him until he lost his cool and he got on the wrong plane because he wasnt paying attention. Granted I think they went overboard in how they treated him in film two but it wasnt really undeserved. In the first movie he was angry at them for something that was their fault. In the second film he yelled at them for something his brother did and wasnt the fault of the group. If he had apologized to his family for embarrassing them but not his brother for humiliating him, Id be on his side. But then againMOVIE!
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SuperYouFox
There are quite a few things that you watch/read as a child and they're fairly innocent, but when you revisit them as an adult you realize how messed up they are.
The one I end up thinking of: The original Winnie-the-Pooh stories
Those stories effectively promoted abandonment, kidnapping, blackmail, discrimination and anemia.
Abandonment: Rabbit, Piglet and Pooh take Tigger to the North Pole with the intent to leave him there.
Kidnapping, blackmail and discrimination: Rabbit comes up with a plan to kidnap baby Roo and use that to force Kanga to leave the forest purely because they're different.
And anemia: When Pooh ends up getting stuck in Rabbit's burrow, the solution is to starve him for a week.
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There are quite a few things that you watch/read as a child and they're fairly innocent, but when you revisit them as an adult you realize how messed up they are.
The one I end up thinking of: The original Winnie-the-Pooh stories
Those stories effectively promoted abandonment, kidnapping, blackmail, discrimination and anemia.
Abandonment: Rabbit, Piglet and Pooh take Tigger to the North Pole with the intent to leave him there.
Kidnapping, blackmail and discrimination: Rabbit comes up with a plan to kidnap baby Roo and use that to force Kanga to leave the forest purely because they're different.
And anemia: When Pooh ends up getting stuck in Rabbit's burrow, the solution is to starve him for a week.
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Jonny
What about Disney's The Little Mermaid?
Many people began to view this movie in a negative light, especially as an adult, looking at the movie about a spoiled selfish and ungrateful brat who runs away from home just for the sake of getting a man, does nothing but nearly doom the world, has to be saved by her father and prince, learns nothing, and gets rewarded for her reckless bratiness instead of being punished.
It's like the Disney Princess equivalent of Ciallou.
(Sorry everyone. I love this movie and Ariel is one of my favorite characters. But the hatred is driving me nuts.
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What about Disney's The Little Mermaid?
Many people began to view this movie in a negative light, especially as an adult, looking at the movie about a spoiled selfish and ungrateful brat who runs away from home just for the sake of getting a man, does nothing but nearly doom the world, has to be saved by her father and prince, learns nothing, and gets rewarded for her reckless bratiness instead of being punished.
It's like the Disney Princess equivalent of Ciallou.
(Sorry everyone. I love this movie and Ariel is one of my favorite characters. But the hatred is driving me nuts.
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Sarah
mary poppins a nanny who takes kids on adventure while not paying attention to safety 101 dalmatians teaching kids stealing puppies to make into fashion or smoking or erratic driving skills beauty and the beast enslaving someone against will no freedom complete isolation cinderella is like that too but also snow white all want to be loved but bullied or putting them down also hunchback of notre dame same thing but burning a country and think lusting over and put them in fire to burn also wrong
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mary poppins a nanny who takes kids on adventure while not paying attention to safety 101 dalmatians teaching kids stealing puppies to make into fashion or smoking or erratic driving skills beauty and the beast enslaving someone against will no freedom complete isolation cinderella is like that too but also snow white all want to be loved but bullied or putting them down also hunchback of notre dame same thing but burning a country and think lusting over and put them in fire to burn also wrong
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kristen
Try reading the original book of ' Peter Pan'. He killed past lost boys who were showing signs of getting older. since Peter hate's adults he stays a kid forever, where's the lost boys who are still alive, secretly want to grow up, they are just afraid to tell peter and don't show the signs of getting older, those are the ones who are named in the book, and films. I love peter pan, but it's super dark. The original, by J. M. Barrie, makes the Disney's peter look like a saint. lol
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Try reading the original book of ' Peter Pan'. He killed past lost boys who were showing signs of getting older. since Peter hate's adults he stays a kid forever, where's the lost boys who are still alive, secretly want to grow up, they are just afraid to tell peter and don't show the signs of getting older, those are the ones who are named in the book, and films. I love peter pan, but it's super dark. The original, by J. M. Barrie, makes the Disney's peter look like a saint. lol
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Gelsomina
for me there is a tv serie that it changed once I grow up and that was Girlmore Girls. As a child I loved Lorelay/Rory relationship. Almost like sisters and somehow I had that with my mom (single parent like Lorelay. Now that I am a mom I totally disapprove most of the Lorelay behaviour and I totally get her mother (Emily. So even if I rewatched the series at the same Lorelay's age, I felt more connected with her mom.
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for me there is a tv serie that it changed once I grow up and that was Girlmore Girls. As a child I loved Lorelay/Rory relationship. Almost like sisters and somehow I had that with my mom (single parent like Lorelay. Now that I am a mom I totally disapprove most of the Lorelay behaviour and I totally get her mother (Emily. So even if I rewatched the series at the same Lorelay's age, I felt more connected with her mom.
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Movies
I think Charlie and the chocolate factory should be a part of this. To be perfectly honest, I never really grasp Charlies situation and his family being pretty poor until I get older. And, honestly are used to hate the home alone movies especially the theme it will really creep me out. It wasnt until last Christmas where I watched all four of them in started to see what everybody loves about the franchise.
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I think Charlie and the chocolate factory should be a part of this. To be perfectly honest, I never really grasp Charlies situation and his family being pretty poor until I get older. And, honestly are used to hate the home alone movies especially the theme it will really creep me out. It wasnt until last Christmas where I watched all four of them in started to see what everybody loves about the franchise.
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SuperMovieFan1979
As an adult watching Home Alone 2 there are many things I think differently. 1. In this day and age nobody would just let a kid into a plane without boarding pass or making sure that his family was in the plane. 2. When Kevin used his Dads credit card to get lodging I am like do you have a plan here Id hate to hunk how much money he would owe his father once they all got home.
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As an adult watching Home Alone 2 there are many things I think differently. 1. In this day and age nobody would just let a kid into a plane without boarding pass or making sure that his family was in the plane. 2. When Kevin used his Dads credit card to get lodging I am like do you have a plan here Id hate to hunk how much money he would owe his father once they all got home.
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Starr
Okay I am 23 years old and I can STILL see a father wanting to spend time with his kids so much that he goes through crazy lengths to do so and I can also understand both him and Miranda sides of the story and appreciate that the movie didnt have them get back together and instead showed kids that sometimes parents get divorced but its not their fault.
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Okay I am 23 years old and I can STILL see a father wanting to spend time with his kids so much that he goes through crazy lengths to do so and I can also understand both him and Miranda sides of the story and appreciate that the movie didnt have them get back together and instead showed kids that sometimes parents get divorced but its not their fault.
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Hannah
Peter Pan is a literally the worst. Aside from the creepy kidnapper vibes and the fact he cuts off hook's hand, he's also a misogynist, he treats the women around him like objects. And then there's also that weird generational flirting that seems to go on within the darling family and it's a fact that everyone kind of ignores
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Peter Pan is a literally the worst. Aside from the creepy kidnapper vibes and the fact he cuts off hook's hand, he's also a misogynist, he treats the women around him like objects. And then there's also that weird generational flirting that seems to go on within the darling family and it's a fact that everyone kind of ignores
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Luke
The thing is while I may not agree with everything Ferris does, hes not really a bad person. He admits that hes doing it for Cameron as he is trying to get destress him showing he does care. He even offers to take the blame for Cameron after the Ferrari is destroyed so hes not completely heartless.
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The thing is while I may not agree with everything Ferris does, hes not really a bad person. He admits that hes doing it for Cameron as he is trying to get destress him showing he does care. He even offers to take the blame for Cameron after the Ferrari is destroyed so hes not completely heartless.
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Alyssa
Finding Nemo gets better every time I see it; I always get the feels. Think my mom had to explain a few of Genies impressions when I was a kid; at least ones I would comprehend. And I totally empathize with poor Cameron in Ferris as hes the relatable one compared to how awful a person Ferris is
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Finding Nemo gets better every time I see it; I always get the feels. Think my mom had to explain a few of Genies impressions when I was a kid; at least ones I would comprehend. And I totally empathize with poor Cameron in Ferris as hes the relatable one compared to how awful a person Ferris is
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Lynn
Some of these are just because times have changed. Not into cringey rapey movies, like 16 Candles. I still love Finding Nemo and Aladdin. Several of these I didn't like, either right away or after the watching it the first time. Never really a fan of Home Alone since I'm not into physical humor.
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Some of these are just because times have changed. Not into cringey rapey movies, like 16 Candles. I still love Finding Nemo and Aladdin. Several of these I didn't like, either right away or after the watching it the first time. Never really a fan of Home Alone since I'm not into physical humor.
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Michael
Most of the movies on this list I loved as a kid. I still love Mrs. Doubtfire, Aladdin, and Finding Nemo. Home Alone and Ferris Bullers Day Off are more like guilty pleasures to me nowadays. Clerks and Peter Pan are overrated because the protagonists in both movies are plain unlikable.
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Most of the movies on this list I loved as a kid. I still love Mrs. Doubtfire, Aladdin, and Finding Nemo. Home Alone and Ferris Bullers Day Off are more like guilty pleasures to me nowadays. Clerks and Peter Pan are overrated because the protagonists in both movies are plain unlikable.
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R. J.
For me it was The Sound Of Music. Maria and the kids were great, songs terrific, still are. But as a kid the captain seemed cruel and the baroness was cold and somehow evil. Now i see the captain's hurt frim the loss of his wife and i see the crippling loneliness of the baroness.
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For me it was The Sound Of Music. Maria and the kids were great, songs terrific, still are. But as a kid the captain seemed cruel and the baroness was cold and somehow evil. Now i see the captain's hurt frim the loss of his wife and i see the crippling loneliness of the baroness.
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Yulia
Disney's Moana. For a child it is a story about adventures in the Pacific Ocean. But what do I see as a parent? Your young daughter breached the parent's prohibition not to go to the open ocean and left with a mature man, fully covered with tattoos, who calls himself God. Oh my!
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Disney's Moana. For a child it is a story about adventures in the Pacific Ocean. But what do I see as a parent? Your young daughter breached the parent's prohibition not to go to the open ocean and left with a mature man, fully covered with tattoos, who calls himself God. Oh my!
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ROCKY
Finding Nemo is a parenting movie. Marlin suffers from PTSD, trust issues. He finds a friend to the end ( dory, support group ( sharks, learns to follow directions n admit wrong( trout school), have faith in his kids ability ( turtle, ask for help when hope is gone ( whale.
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Finding Nemo is a parenting movie. Marlin suffers from PTSD, trust issues. He finds a friend to the end ( dory, support group ( sharks, learns to follow directions n admit wrong( trout school), have faith in his kids ability ( turtle, ask for help when hope is gone ( whale.
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Cat
Lets be honest here no matter how you slice it these movies are enjoyable like Peter Pan heck Captain Hook even wants to kill Peter Pan for what he did to him. most people may not agree with me on this but I say thats even worse than what pan did to him
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Lets be honest here no matter how you slice it these movies are enjoyable like Peter Pan heck Captain Hook even wants to kill Peter Pan for what he did to him. most people may not agree with me on this but I say thats even worse than what pan did to him
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Nick
What I find most disturbing about Aladdin is if you look up Jasmine on Disney Wikipedia, Jasmine is only about 15 or 16 years old. So her father is trying to get his 15 or 16 year old daughter to marry. That's very troubling if you ask me.
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What I find most disturbing about Aladdin is if you look up Jasmine on Disney Wikipedia, Jasmine is only about 15 or 16 years old. So her father is trying to get his 15 or 16 year old daughter to marry. That's very troubling if you ask me.
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Nikki
I never liked Peter Pan even when I was a kid - only the boys got to have fun, but Peter expected Wendy to be a mother to them and essentially have more responsibility than if shes stayed home and let her parents take care of her
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I never liked Peter Pan even when I was a kid - only the boys got to have fun, but Peter expected Wendy to be a mother to them and essentially have more responsibility than if shes stayed home and let her parents take care of her
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Dale
In Ferris Bueller's Day Off I felt that Ferris Bueller was mean to Cameron.
If I was Cameron, I would get my revenge by confessing to the principal, and ratting out Bueller, on the proviso that I am immune from any punishment.
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In Ferris Bueller's Day Off I felt that Ferris Bueller was mean to Cameron.
If I was Cameron, I would get my revenge by confessing to the principal, and ratting out Bueller, on the proviso that I am immune from any punishment.
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John
I want to play a game. Throughout the Home Alone movies, the boobytraps that Kevin uses on Harry and Marv would in real life kill or severely injured them. No wonder Kevin grew up to be Jigsaw. Like or dislike. Make your choice.
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I want to play a game. Throughout the Home Alone movies, the boobytraps that Kevin uses on Harry and Marv would in real life kill or severely injured them. No wonder Kevin grew up to be Jigsaw. Like or dislike. Make your choice.
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ch1cKmom21
No, I'm sorry, I have always seen Grease as an adult would view it, even in high school, I think it was pretty obvious what he was singing about to his friends, oh and let us not forget the lyrics to Grease Lightning.
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No, I'm sorry, I have always seen Grease as an adult would view it, even in high school, I think it was pretty obvious what he was singing about to his friends, oh and let us not forget the lyrics to Grease Lightning.
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Asiah
I disagree with the take on Daniel from Mrs. Doubtfire. Even when he did get a job and an apartment, Miranda was still being controlling. She still didnt want him spending more time with his children and that wasnt fair.
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I disagree with the take on Daniel from Mrs. Doubtfire. Even when he did get a job and an apartment, Miranda was still being controlling. She still didnt want him spending more time with his children and that wasnt fair.
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Bryn
I'm not sure that GREASE is really a childhood favourite? - proper enjoyment seems to depend on a post-modern awareness of odd elements like the overage schoolchildren, or recognising the old hands in the cast
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I'm not sure that GREASE is really a childhood favourite? - proper enjoyment seems to depend on a post-modern awareness of odd elements like the overage schoolchildren, or recognising the old hands in the cast
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SallyScrive
Grease give lots of really disturbing message: you have to change all your personality and appearance to please a man. And wait, pleasing a man and be conformed is the key to happiness. So gross!
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Grease give lots of really disturbing message: you have to change all your personality and appearance to please a man. And wait, pleasing a man and be conformed is the key to happiness. So gross!
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Vicky
As an adult Ill admit to a certain amount of stress just thinking about the lengths Id go through to get back home to my child. I mean, not that I would leave my kid by mistake. The youngest no less!
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As an adult Ill admit to a certain amount of stress just thinking about the lengths Id go through to get back home to my child. I mean, not that I would leave my kid by mistake. The youngest no less!
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BRIANCOVER13
You missed off Tom Hanks big
Where the lady falls in love with a minor
Where Joshs mom thinks hes been kidnapped
+ theres a lot more
Big is creepy when you watch it as an adult
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You missed off Tom Hanks big
Where the lady falls in love with a minor
Where Joshs mom thinks hes been kidnapped
+ theres a lot more
Big is creepy when you watch it as an adult
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kathleen
You know Clerks is an old movie when you see smokes at $1. Today, here in Colorado, they are $8. 50 and talking about going up from there. I think close to $10 but could be wrong.
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You know Clerks is an old movie when you see smokes at $1. Today, here in Colorado, they are $8. 50 and talking about going up from there. I think close to $10 but could be wrong.
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