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Star Wars: Rogue One

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Jug McKenzie

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1 hour ago, VN1X said:

Imagine having seen all those trailers. Pretty much spoiling the movie for yourself.

 

I'm not so sure - last year I watched every trailer and TV spot dozens of times, and read every spoiler I could find, but still loved TFA when I first saw it at the cinema (and I went back six times and probably enjoyed it more with each viewing.)

 

There've probably been no more than a total of ten minutes of Rogue One footage revealed so far (maybe not even that much), and on top of that, this film's plot isn't exactly meant to be a mystery, so I don't feel like anything will have been spoiled but the time I see it...

 

... in 96 hours. :)

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This isn't going to be suitable for a three-year-old, is it?

 

I have a day off on Friday and my daughter has a half-day at kindergarten and I told my wife I would look after her while my wife goes to a work reunion. Was half thinking of trying to sneak into an early afternoon showing somewhere but that would be child cruelty wouldn't it?

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2 minutes ago, Tourist said:

This isn't going to be suitable for a three-year-old, is it?

 

I have a day off on Friday and my daughter has a half-day at kindergarten and I told my wife I would look after her while my wife goes to a work reunion. Was half thinking of trying to sneak into an early afternoon showing somewhere but that would be child cruelty wouldn't it?

Obv hard to say as no one has seen it yet, but if its anything to go by my son was terrified of Episode IV when he was 3, although he loves all the movies now (6years old).

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1 hour ago, Tourist said:

This isn't going to be suitable for a three-year-old, is it?

 

I have a day off on Friday and my daughter has a half-day at kindergarten and I told my wife I would look after her while my wife goes to a work reunion. Was half thinking of trying to sneak into an early afternoon showing somewhere but that would be child cruelty wouldn't it?

 

It's a 12a. So no.

 

Also - and I appreciate this will probably be an unpopular sentiment but - Just don't take 3 year olds to the cinema, they're generally too little and ruin it for others. 

 

Double also - 

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/dec/12/rogue-one-star-wars-reaction-fans-celebrities

 

squeeee!

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28 minutes ago, And said:

 

It's a 12a. So no.

 

Also - and I appreciate this will probably be an unpopular sentiment but - Just don't take 3 year olds to the cinema, they're generally too little and ruin it for others. 

 

Thanks. She has been fine when we have taken to the cinema previously - and I have been in plenty of cinemas where adults have been more annoying than any three-year-old - but this looks a little dark for her so I will skip it this time.

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