30 uses of the word apparently, in a kids' movie. I'm not against bad language necessarily - Goodfellas and The Big Lebowski are two of my favorite movies - I just don't quite understand why this flick needed the "sh*ts", as they seem a little out of place.
sharebecause seth rogen is a terrible, terrible writer.
shareRodgen loooves to curse.
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I own you.
It's not a kid's movie.
shareIt's not a kids movie. It's more of the *beep* kind
shareHow is this a children's movie? The bad guy is stabbed in the eyes at the end. It's PG-13, the implication being that it's for ages 13+. Teenagers, not children. Granted, they are basically children, but it's not a children's movie. And may I remind you that before PG-13 movies existed, most children's PG movies (The Sandlot, The Goonies) used "sh!t" a fair amount. They're still classic children's movies, and classic movies in general. I'm not comparing this to either of those movies, they're better, but The Green Hornet isn't a kid's movie. Moron.
And I really really hoped I wouldn't die
So, the people who think this is a kids' movie are morons, while the people who think it is for adults are not? That is some twisted logic.
shareActually it isn't if you bother to use your brain for more than the allotted 8 seconds it takes to type 3 sentences.
And I really really hoped I wouldn't die