Cake15
Joined Jun 2015
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First of all, I've known MANY people who have been in and out of prison. Like, big prison with murders and the like. This TV show portrays angry criminals being VERY inappropriate to minors. Threatening to rape them and beat them up. But wait, isn't threatening illegal? Yes it is but the officers allow it to happen because of the "scare factor". If they kids re-offend they are going to regardless. It's very ineffective. However, it's entertaining to watch when bored.
I saw The Polar Express when it was first released with my family. I remember that my dad loved it and I thought it was TOO long. I still dislike it and think it's too long. The message of the story is that you need to "believe in order for things to happen" sounds like religious based instead of Christmas based. Believing in something doesn't mean that it's true, it doesn't mean that something or someone exists, and it doesn't guarantee that you will get what you want.
I saw this movie at the drive in with a friend and her 10 year old daughter. In the beginning, the Georgie scene, the 10 yr old ends up crying because she's scared. After that, it was all laughs. Pennywise looked like a teenaged Easter Bunny and kind of sounded like he had something stuck in his throat. I don't understand the following this movie gets at all. It isn't scary and it isn't horror. It's downright, straight up, comedy.