Children can handle this film
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FrankBooth_DeLarge — 10 years ago(June 15, 2015 01:11 PM)
If I had kids, and I thought they could handle certain adult themes and challenging ideas, I would be all for letting them watch a variety of R-rated movies at my discretion, much as I did when my younger brother watched movies with me during my teenage years, but Happiness is one I would definitely never show a child. I'm with the_badman, this is something I think a teenager could handle, but there is no chance I would ever show it to a kid.
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drgnndblls88 — 10 years ago(July 26, 2015 12:30 PM)
I myself saw this film when I was a teenager, I thought it was a good film, still think it is. I probably would not recommend it to anyone say, under the age of 14-15..dunno, that's just me though. children are exposed to a lot younger and younger these days.
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r_buro — 10 years ago(January 06, 2016 04:33 AM)
I watched it in 7th grade, and then sat all the neighborhood kids through it. They obviously hated it, and me. I myself, loved it. I also loved eraserhead, in 6th grade. It all depends on the person. For the most part No kids couldn't handle it, for the most part adults can't handle this.
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MonoEnojado — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 08:41 AM)
I don't think so. Maybe teenagers over 13
could
handle it. Some of them are mature enough to understand what's going on and appreciate the movie at the same time. Hell, I saw
Requiem for a Dream
when I was 12 and I grew up just fine (
although exposure to that kind of films at a young age is probably the reason I tend to say stuff that people often find inappropriate uhm
).
But no, I wouldn't show this movie to a kid.