No Disney films - do you not like them, or are they too obvious?
I love the Disney and Pixar films, and will definitely watch them without kids, or even prefer to watch them without kids, because the recent ones are too complex for this age group. We've actually gone to see recent Disney films as a couple, leaving the kids with a babysitter.
The older Disney films are simpler, but still enjoyable. We actually watched Lady and the Tramp as a family the other week. Bethany liked it, and Zoe liked the first half hour or so before she got bored; but they did both talk all through it (commenting on it, and asking for explanations of things) so I wouldn't want to take them to the cinema yet
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timeasmymeasure
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Date: 2015-12-07 02:39 pm (UTC)I love the Disney and Pixar films, and will definitely watch them without kids, or even prefer to watch them without kids, because the recent ones are too complex for this age group. We've actually gone to see recent Disney films as a couple, leaving the kids with a babysitter.
The older Disney films are simpler, but still enjoyable. We actually watched Lady and the Tramp as a family the other week. Bethany liked it, and Zoe liked the first half hour or so before she got bored; but they did both talk all through it (commenting on it, and asking for explanations of things) so I wouldn't want to take them to the cinema yet