I pray that parents do not let their children watch this film. If you want to know why our society is going down the drain, this is one of many reasons. Kids watch this and assume this is real life.
The steady and progressive decline of "our society" down that horrible drain of inanity has been in ultra slow drip mode then, since The Three Stooges and their unique form of slapstick comedy and smart-alecky silliness have been around for, oh, roughly 85 years. It's just Warner Bros. Cartoons in live action. And – even more shocking – look how our parents and grandparents turned out because of it, too (depending how old you are). Guess parents will just have to step up and be parents, won't they? I thought the situations in the original Three Stooges series were some of the funniest and most outrageously inventive tings ever captured on film. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three_Stooges
Harmless slapstick comedy. We grew up on it and seem to be the last generation to still have some sense. Maybe we need more of this silly comedy instead of trying to make our kids become adults at 7 or 8 years old.
I pray that parents do not let their children watch this film. If you want to know why our society is going down the drain, this is one of many reasons. Kids watch this and assume this is real life.
The steady and progressive decline of "our society" down that horrible drain of inanity has been in ultra slow drip mode then, since The Three Stooges and their unique form of slapstick comedy and smart-alecky silliness have been around for, oh, roughly 85 years. It's just Warner Bros. Cartoons in live action. And – even more shocking – look how our parents and grandparents turned out because of it, too (depending how old you are). Guess parents will just have to step up and be parents, won't they? I thought the situations in the original Three Stooges series were some of the funniest and most outrageously inventive tings ever captured on film. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three_Stooges
Harmless slapstick comedy. We grew up on it and seem to be the last generation to still have some sense. Maybe we need more of this silly comedy instead of trying to make our kids become adults at 7 or 8 years old.
Big Ed