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Family Forum / Parenting / Parenting / July 2004Spiderman 2 movie
Would you take a 9.9 year old kid to see Spiderman 2? My mentee has been asking for weeks. He saw the first one without problems. A reviewer said he took his 8-year old kid. Said the kid was scared in one or two places, but no big deal. Jeff I think 9 years old is old enough. ~Peggy > Would you take a 9.9 year old kid to see Spiderman 2? My mentee has been > asking for weeks. He saw the first one without problems. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Jeff >Would you take a 9.9 year old kid to see Spiderman 2? My 10 year old son saw it yesterday. He loved it! ------------- Hoping your hills are never too steep! Be well, Patty >>Would you take a 9.9 year old kid to see Spiderman 2? > > My 10 year old son saw it yesterday. He loved it! > ------------- > Hoping your hills are never too steep! > Be well, Patty I saw it this weekend and it is appropriate for a 9 year old IMHO -- low on gore, high on soap opera adolescent self absorbtion and an actually rather affecting villain >>> Would you take a 9.9 year old kid to see Spiderman 2? >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > on gore, high on soap opera adolescent self absorbtion and an actually > rather affecting villain My 17 year old son described the movie as "dripping angst". He's not happy because I'm making him go see it again. This time he has to take his 13 year old sister and her friend. > >>Would you take a 9.9 year old kid to see Spiderman 2? > > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > on gore, high on soap opera adolescent self absorbtion and an actually > rather affecting villain I haven't seen the second one, but your soap opera comment reminds me of a funny conversation I overheard between Ethan and one of his friends. They were almost 5 at the time. The friend had just seen the first movie and was telling Ethan about it. He said, "There's a really gross part in the Spiderman movie. Want to hear about it?" Ethan, of course, was all ears because we hadn't let him see it. Friend said, "There's one part where they are kissing and putting their mouths all over each other. Eewwww!" Ethan responded back softly, "I think kissing is beautiful." ~ Sher > Ethan responded back >softly, "I think kissing is beautiful." > >~ Sher Awwwww :-) Nan -- "when the sun goes down we'll be groovin' when the sun goes down we'll be feelin' alright, when the sun sinks down over the water everything gets hotter when the sun goes down" ~Kenny Chesney = > Would you take a 9.9 year old kid to see Spiderman 2? My mentee has been > asking for weeks. He saw the first one without problems. >= You can get specific info about the suitability of movies for children from www.screenit.com > Would you take a 9.9 year old kid to see Spiderman 2? My mentee has been > asking for weeks. He saw the first one without problems. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Jeff We went on Saturday with our three kids, boys 14.75, 11, and 6.5 . We had seenSpiderman (the first one) in the theater also. I couldn't see anything overly scary, but then again, my kids are not easily scared. They are also huge Spiderman fans. There were a few slow spots (character development), but overall I would recommend Spiderman 2 for anyone over the age of eight, or younger for those who like this kind of movie. There were several children younger than mine at the theater who sat through it without a peep. Steve Rhodes online reviews are usually spot-on - I think he posts here. > Would you take a 9.9 year old kid to see Spiderman 2? My mentee has been > asking for weeks. He saw the first one without problems. > > A reviewer said he took his 8-year old kid. Said the kid was scared in one > or two places, but no big deal. Our boys 8 and 12--saw it over the weekend and loved it. It was not too intense for the younger one, but there were parts that I'm sure were over his head in terms of story/character. They really, really liked it. Chris, mom to Doug and Evan |
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