clicky: would middle schoolers have seen Captain America?

[MrsPotatohead]

I just want to check, but because I can't tell if that's too old (mature) for them?  It's sort of work related and I want to use it as an analogy.  Long story, lol.

[georgeharrison]

Tman hasn't seen that one specifically, but he's seen the Avengers and stuff. He's in 4th grade.

[MrsPotatohead]

Oct 16, 2014 15:16:58 GMT -5 georgeharrison said:

Tman hasn't seen that one specifically, but he's seen the Avengers and stuff. He's in 4th grade.

ok thanks!  I mean, I feel like it's geared towards kids that age, but I just wanted to double check before I get a class full of (huh) looking at me, lol

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Is this the ones where the puppets have sex and Kim Jong Il sings I'm so ronrey?

[BlackCanary]

Oct 16, 2014 15:22:52 GMT -5 @uwhuskygirl said:

Is this the ones where the puppets have sex and Kim Jong Il sings I'm so ronrey?

lol

But no. That's Team America. America FUCK yeah!

[BlackCanary]

Oct 16, 2014 15:22:36 GMT -5 MrsPotatohead said:

Oct 16, 2014 15:16:58 GMT -5 georgeharrison said:

Tman hasn't seen that one specifically, but he's seen the Avengers and stuff. He's in 4th grade.

ok thanks!  I mean, I feel like it's geared towards kids that age, but I just wanted to double check before I get a class full of (huh) looking at me, lol

This is where I get on my soapbox.

I would NOT say that it is geared toward this age bracket. Sorry, this bothers me since people tend to have the same attitude toward comic books.

More and more comic book movies are targeting both adult comic readers just as much as the younger crowd. I feel that the PG-13 rating supports this.

Ok. I'm done. *steps off soapbox*



ETA: Sorry, I thought about it more. I personally think it shouldn't be a problem.

[MrsPotatohead]

Oct 16, 2014 15:39:44 GMT -5 BlackCanary said:

Oct 16, 2014 15:22:36 GMT -5 MrsPotatohead said:

ok thanks!  I mean, I feel like it's geared towards kids that age, but I just wanted to double check before I get a class full of (huh) looking at me, lol

This is where I get on my soapbox.

I would NOT say that it is geared toward this age bracket. Sorry, this bothers me since people tend to have the same attitude toward comic books.

More and more comic book movies are targeting both adult comic readers just as much as the younger crowd. I feel that the PG-13 rating supports this.

Ok. I'm done. *steps off soapbox*

BUT to answer your question, I'm not sure how a full class would work out. I'm just thinking of overprotective parents causing a fuss.

But I don't want Little Johnny exposed to violence!

Though this might be me channeling private Christian school parents. ; )

I'm not showing the movie, just referencing it as an analogy.  And I didn't mean that it's only geared towards kids, I obviously watched and like it, I just mean that it would be something they could actually watch vs. Magic Mike