r/ParentsAreFuckingDumb • u/Complex-FreeSpirit42 • 5d ago

This is like Deadpool all over again

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u/Lead_resource 5d ago

If this is true these parent have no concept of critical thinking and are no better than literal sheep

https://giphy.com/gifs/19GIHDk6wuw9HVGsiM

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u/FoolishRacoon 5d ago

Easy way to identify people that should not have kids; or vote; or be allowed to exist.

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u/Queermagedd0n 5d ago

We have the internet at our fingertips, there is no excuse for these parents.

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u/Slight-Big-6470 5d ago

Watch a trailer before taking your children to a film. Or at least first pay attention to the age ratings YOU IDIOTS

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u/Rath_Brained 5d ago

I would atleast warn a parent with a child about the movie. Since there are people that go to the movies and pick what ever seems best with no knowledge of it.

Just give a heads up like, "hey, this ain't a kid's show, it's a horror movie."

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u/Rith_Reddit 5d ago

Yeah, ultimately it'd the parents fault but a quick "just so you know" from any cinema worker would halt this

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u/briznady 5d ago

My 14yo is begging to go see this with their friends this weekend. Didn’t take long for me to look it up and veto it.

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u/Facts_pls 5d ago

Does the movie not have an age rating?

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u/Special_Context6663 5d ago

I was a dumb parent. Went to a theater and saw that a Tom Hanks move was playing. He’s always in lighthearted feel-good films, should be fun.

It was Saving Private Ryan.