<![CDATA[There's loving your father's attention, then there's just overdoing it!]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Mrs. Doubtfire

kodakjones — 9 years ago(November 24, 2016 12:41 PM)

Those kids were overdoing it!
The minuteokay the first night I will give them that when Mrs. Doubtfire was staying at their house and she/he wouldn't let them watch Dick Van Dyke, those kids saying "I miss dad"
OVERKILL>THAT WAS OVERKILL>and Natalie: Me most?
I told you she tried to one up the siblings in the cuteness/innocence scale
These kids were acting like they couldn't remember what their father looked like and you know the restIt had only been one night!
Yes, I know there's an adjustment but wow!

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There was a lot about this movie that was over-the-top. It's not realistic, but it works for the story.

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What kid wouldn't prefer a parent who lets them do what ever they want when ever they want

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Not at all. Daniel said he'd never been apart from them since they were born. So yeah, they would have issues with this new authority figure in their lives telling them what to do when the dad would just let them watch tv.
Seize the moment, 'cause tomorrow you might be dead.

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