Seattle people, right?

i think Disney is coming out with their own version called "The Hateful Eight Year Olds."

Children's films aren't for children, either. Never have been. Brother Gimms, neither.

The chapter for O Ren ishi'i in Kill Bill 1, had to be animated because it would have been illegal to film a child in such character portrayal. In the kitchen fight scene, the audience doesn't quite see the child actually witness the murder of her mother, so it got a pass.

Tarantino puts the audience in a no win situation, with a loaded gun stashed in a box of children's cereal, named, "Kaboom," (at least the mother had the good sense to store it on the top shelf) and cartoon squeaking balloon sound as the knifed mother slides down the wall, we can't help but be laughing, as the little girl is viewed standing in the doorway, presumably having seen it all. If you laugh you are an evil black hearted sociopath, but if you don't laugh, then you have no sense of humor.

See the Hitchcock film, Sabotage, where we laugh repeatedly as we watch a young boy continually abused during the last hour of his life, as he unbeknownst delivers a bomb on behalf of a trusted adult, terrorist.

No, children shouldn't watch Taranitno films, and they shouldn't watch television or surf the Web, either. Only allow your children to watch material that you have thoroughly screened, yourself. If it takes too long to do, then don't show it at all.

Same goes for books and music.

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Ida,SHILL!

I agree wholeheartedly Todd.