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Friday, July 23rd, 2010
I love old movies. Especially from 1930 to 1950 of slapstick. But some parents find inappropriate for their children due to physical humor as slapping, pushing things in people's faces, tripping others, and eye poking. I do not like myself too much. I spoke with two professors from old slapstick movies. We all agreed Three Stooges go too far with his physical humor because they have more than the average for inappropriate physical humor. One of the two masters of thought Abbott and Costello went too far, well, the other did not agree. This is my take: I like Abbott and Costello, but I think his slapping and pushing is wrong. So before I let a child see his films tell the daughter of my sight. So far I have not had a child I have known to watch movies and start slapping. But if I thought that would make such behavior would not let them see these films. You know your child. If you think your child will start copying inappropriate behavior does not leave to do movies like these. Can watch the movie first. If approved, then let your child see you.
As Abbott and Costello know when you look with a child who will not have to worry about the nudity, adult themes, violence grave with blood dripping everywhere, curses and more. In fact, I brought this to a teacher who disagreed Abbott and Costello. I said why is let your children watch "ET", which in my mind has a couple of inappropriate words (one of which a child began to use for the horror of his nurse, who was my friend), but was concerned about Abbott and Costello movies that have no jokes or offensive words? She said she saw my point, but I was still glued to the non-Abbott and Costello movies rule due to face slapping and physical contact. I saw his point, but I still think Abbott and Costello films are less offensive than the PG and PG13 movies now. So people, each to his own family standards. I suggest you watch a movie Abbott and Costello without their children first and ask their own decision. But did you notice any Abbott and Costello movies have more physical contact than others.
If you decide to rent a movie from Abbott Costello can try and "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein." This is what it is: Two friends have jobs as employees of the railway baggage claim. While working one night when he received a shipment of two coffins. A Dracula. The other, Frankenstein's monster. But surprise, surprise the two are not really dead. One man has a girlfriend who is complicity with Dracula. She and Dracula's plan to put her boyfriend's simple brain into the monster of Frankenstein. This sets the stage for go to a remote island where the operation is scheduled to take place. Many laughs. I always root for the bad management, but loveable character played Lou Costello. And I love the foreseeable happy ending. If you let your child see this movie with you I think the beginning is funny when Costello has a difficult time with the luggage. Note: This film has monsters. And young children can not be jokes. For children ten and up. For adults there are some funny jokes.
Jay Marie has a B.A. in the Behavioral Sciences, Sociology. She is a Former Nanny to children with parents in the Entertainment Industry. Find parenting programs to help you and your child at Harmony in the Home
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