OK, is this really an issue?

[Occhidiangela]

I just have to ask this: what's wrong with Braveheart?

It's one of my favourite movies.
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One of my favorites too, regardless of the liberties it took with historical fact. :D

My son is 12. Mrs Occhi and I consider the ketchup count a bit high, and a number of the adult situations to be such that he can wait a year or two. We have it on VHS, it will be there when he is, in our judgment, "ready."

I asked him if he wanted to see The Passion of the Christ this Easter season, or wait until next year. The re release has shortened the flogging scenes and shortens the film by 6 or 7 minutes: it is still an intense film. (It was well made, but IMO a bit longish, its pacing weakened by the interminable close ups of faces staring into the camera.)

Most of the other kids at his church youth group have seen it, but after he talked to his (older) sister about the film, he said he'd rather wait a year.

Patrick hated The Hulk, mostly due to the giant dogs and some of the other gratuitous violence. He loves his dog, and I think it bothered him that Hulk was killing dogs, and how poorly the dogs were treated in general. I liked The Hulk overall, but also did not care the mutant dog thing,

Occhi