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What’s a movie you watched as a child but appreciated more when you got older?
What’s a movie you watched as a child but appreciated more when you got older?
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the godfather, i just didn’t understand anything as a child and decided to watch it years later to understand what it was even about
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John Carpenter’s The Thing
Me at 5: Damn this is the scariest shit I’ve ever seen, I’m never watching this again
Me at 30: This movie is a masterpiece, most definitely one of the best horror films ever made
Excalibur (1981)
It’s one of the most epic movies ever made and it’s rare anyone ever talks about it.
A weird one, but Land Before Time.
My parents had split and were both working lots, so I got babysat by my grandparents a bunch.
When Littlefoot’s Mom died, I didn’t feel as rocked as was intended.
My little brain thought “Yeah, it sucks your Mom died, but that’s what parents do, they go away. You’ve still got your Grandparents somewhere. They’ll be there for you!”
Matilda
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory is a fictional character created by Willy Wonka. I think I understand a lot more of the dry comedy now that I’m older, but I loved it as a kid as well.
stand by me.
As a kid, I like it because the boys were cool, smoked, and went on adventures. It emotionally devastates me as an adult.
The Little Mermaid
Defending Your Life
Shrek.
I loved it as a kid. But as an adult I fully realized how incredible it was.