Deadpool

[daflyboys]

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Dude, idk what idiographic means and don't care enough about this debate to look it up lol. I said one thing about the movie and used myself as an example to show every kid that sees things they aren't supposed to see don't turn out ****ed up. You stepped up to the podium talking about all this stuff that I just really don't care about. My focus was strictly the movie. Apparently I'm debating something that's not in line with what you and 23 (even though I felt he and were talking about the same thing) are saying. Y'all got it.

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Everyone said more than one thing. You made points. I made points. Others made points. What I was bringing to the "podium" was in keeping with the discussion, so please don't simply discount it just because you don't like it or can't agree with it. And please don't make it seem like I'm the one who is problematic in the debate here. It's a good and important topic. But in the interest of not derailing the thread, I'll let that be my last point, as long as you don't talk down to me.

[tdawg3782]

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I'm not here to judge anybody really. I just take this as the numbing down of violence and sex to young minds. We didn't have Modern Warfare games as kids. Rated R movies from then would barley be PG-13 now. It's just more and more mature then it ever was. The most violent video game from my childhood was Mortal Combat and while violent it was still very cartoonish. Video games now let you snip a very realistic looking person in the head or kill them in a number of ways. Young minds are constantly developing and can be warped very easily. Just my two cents as a parent.

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[pw_1016]

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"You look like an avocado that had sex with an older, more disgusting avocado"

That line had me almost in tears from laughing so hard.

[LionsFanNJ]

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WOW this movie was Maximum Effort. I loved it. It was everything I wanted Deadpool to be.

[The JareBear]

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I understand why there may be some fear of R-rated overload which is sure to follow now after this films outstanding (and well deserved) success but I welcome it with open arms.

I have wanted an R-rated Batman forever. They could do an R-Rated "The Killing Joke" easily.

Can't wait to see what Deadpool 2 is gonna look like with what I am gonna have to assume is gonna be a greatly increased budget.

Ryan Reynolds has a gold card from me now. He's free from any prior acting sins and is VIP status with me forever moving forward

[Money99]

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I'm not here to judge anybody really. I just take this as the numbing down of violence and sex to young minds. We didn't have Modern Warfare games as kids. Rated R movies from then would barley be PG-13 now. It's just more and more mature then it ever was. The most violent video game from my childhood was Mortal Combat and while violent it was still very cartoonish. Video games now let you snip a very realistic looking person in the head or kill them in a number of ways. Young minds are constantly developing and can be warped very easily. Just my two cents as a parent.

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A friend of mine, who's a teacher, went to a seminar last year which showed the science behind what happens to a young childs mind when they're exposed to violence from TV and video games.

He said after leaving that seminar, he was very tempted to throw every TV out of their house.
Before this, he was very liberal about what his 7 and 9 year would watch and play on their PS3.
But now, they're viewing choices have narrowed to basically nature shows and certain sports.
Same goes for what video games they have access to.

[redsox4evur]

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A friend of mine, who's a teacher, went to a seminar last year which showed the science behind what happens to a young childs mind when they're exposed to violence from TV and video games.

He said after leaving that seminar, he was very tempted to throw every TV out of their house.
Before this, he was very liberal about what his 7 and 9 year would watch and play on their PS3.
But now, they're viewing choices have narrowed to basically nature shows and certain sports.
Same goes for what video games they have access to.

There are also studies that have shown videogames and TV shows have no effect on children. I wrote a paper, nothing formal, on this in my sophomore year of college.

[Jr.]

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I don't particularly think this movie is terrible for kids. We treat sex as this untouchable/unspeakable thing when it comes to kids (which is partially why teen pregnancy rates are so high, because instead of educating it's considered taboo). Instead of exposing them to sex, we hide them away and say they can't know anything about it. I wouldn't want a kids first exposure to sex to be this movie, but if they've already had some education about it, then they're not getting anything outrageous from this movie.

The cussing is just language. Cuss words only have power if you give them power.

There are also studies that have shown videogames and TV shows have no effect on children. I wrote a paper, nothing formal, on this in my sophomore year of college.

Exactly. All of the findings are correlational. Correlation does not equal causation. If you educate the child that what they're seeing on TV is fantasy, you can negate the majority of negative effects.

[JBH3]

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Or maybe because to the young mind sex is glorified (movies, music, tv) and then they find out it feels good and want to do it more. The developing mind cannot relate to the decision logic of the adult mind. Therefore we protect those young minds for a reason. Sex education is one thing, having deadpool say that his dick will feel bigger in his tiny hand is not helping kids understand about sex. This. Movie. Is. Inappropriate. For. Kids.

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[TheShizNo1]

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Lets all just agree to disagree and continue basking in the glow of the awesomeness of the movie. I apologize for helping get this off topic.

[Candyman5]

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Lets all just agree to disagree and continue basking in the glow of the awesomeness of the movie. I apologize for helping get this off topic.

Like I said earlier, different people, different views, different parenting.

But I also said that in this idiotic society we live in, its my way or no way anymore. Choices on how people raise their kids or feel about certain topics are getting limited and limited. Merica

[JBH3]

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Back on topic: Does anyone start thinking about this movie at the most inopportune times, and then have to fight off the laugh/smile so that you don't appear to be insane lol. Every time I think about the tiny hand scene I almost burst into laughter.

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[Madman55]

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Back on topic: Does anyone start thinking about this movie at the most inopportune times, and then have to fight off the laugh/smile so that you don't appear to be insane lol. Every time I think about the tiny hand scene I almost burst into laughter.

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The opening credits get me all the time.

[oneamongthefence]

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I got the Deadpool gAme out of redbox and it's a perfect compliment to the movie. It's a really funny game. Probably the funniest since South Park Stick of Truth. The gameplay is shallow and nothing special. Definate rental material but well worth the time.

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[redsox4evur]

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Why Deadpool in X-Men Origins: Wolverine is better than the 2016 Deadpool.