I'll try to re-post. This is going back up the thread a ways, but earlier I got screwed by the site and it didn't take my response apparently.Arg_Hamster said:I thought it was cool when Ringo was the narrator on "Thomas the tank engine". Wonder if he was on drugs... horrible drugs...
GASOLINEDREAM said:Reil--Have not seen Troy and doubtful I will see much other than Spider-Man this summer. It's so hard with kids. Might see Shrek 2 with my son even though he's too young.
Solitude*Dominance*Tragedy said:Van Helsing kicks arse....last word
My son is 2 yrs 8 months. I also have a daughter who is 9 months. It's real difficult to take both to a movie. He's old enough to be terrified by anything scary and he knows lots of words. And picks them up off of TV no problem now i have noticed. My daughter is very fussy and active and does not sit for long.SCott308 said:How old is he? My son will be one on June 5. He recently went with us to see Van Helsing. He has also been to see Underworld and Lord of the Rings. The key is to go when the theater is less likely to be busy. If you can go during a weekday when most people are at work, that is ideal. Then he will be less likely to bother people if he gets a little fussy. Also, don't let him sleep for some time before the movie. That way, he may fall asleep during the show. Unfortunately, for Van Helsing, he was asleep shortly before we left so he didn't want to sleep during the film. He got fussy and my wife had to take him down into the entryway of the theater so he wouldn't bother people. Otherwise, he has been pretty good. Make sure you bring food, drink, and some quiet toys for him as well.
Scott
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