And what should he say "... a brat, just like you!"?! It just doesn't fit, family movies are so below G now-a-days that it's not even appealing anymore.
And anyways, she was a bitch.
All the good signatures are over 100 letters.
It's actually said twice. The time you mentioned, and after she dies and comes back as a ghost she says "The bitch is back!"
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Alot of older (80s & 90s) family movies have adult themes and swearing (The goonies has quite alot) it was no biggie back then. I personally don't like how babyish family movies have become recently they are patronising and just bland .
shareLots of kids movies swore in the 80's and 90's. The Sandlot, The Goonies, and quite a few others had the "s word" in them.
shareIts the only way to entice older children and avoid a U certificate.
Its that man again!!
The goonies was more for teenagers than kids though, or at least older ones than this movie was aimed at. Or at least I thought it was.
shareDude, the Goonies was full of the s word and sex and hot babes showin' off their underwear and talking about looking down shirts.
You kids today are WUSSES. Probably afraid to start jackin' off till you're the legal age of 18.
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Some people believe in sharing hard R films with their offspring from birth. I don't. Kids should be entitled to some period of relative innocence.
There is light fare that is ideal for toddlers, G and some PG films. More children's entertainment than family entertainment.
Casper falls under family entertainment, meaning not too mature, and enjoyable in varying degrees for people of a wide age range, but not necessarily appropriate for anyone of any age.
Because of it's more frightening ghost scenes, murder, malice, themes of death, and swearing, I'd say this is better for older kids 7, or maybe ideally older, than little kids.
Yea , i think the first spoken lines i the goonies are shit shit shit by chunk as he spills his milk shake.
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