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Originally posted by boncho
reply to post by Thurisaz
Now if a person at home set up a camera and said, "right kids, we are making a movie so take off your clothes or play a game" THAT IS AGAINST THE LAW!!! and yet here we see MOVIE Producers do the same thing and we don't see a problem with it???
Except the kids aren't actually being forced into anything. And camera tricks are used in situations, sometimes they aren't even present when the adult actor is speaking.
Big difference compared to Father McLeod playing that game with kids after Sunday school finishes...
Originally posted by CaDreamer
if you found that disturbing watch the movie "Thirteen" its a sad commentary on society as a whole.
I get your point OP we complain about our children sexting and becoming more and more sexualized at younger and younger ages...kids idolize actors and such, they will mimic their heros... youtube booty dance and kids and prepare to
Originally posted by Thurisaz
reply to post by boncho
I didn't watch the Die Hard series...
reply to post by boncho
You are defending what Movie producers are doing? You are supporting the media abuse of children for entertainment???edit on 1-8-2011 by Thurisaz because: (no reason given)
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Where are the child actors during the adult scenes in the play? The child actors are in a large dressing room with the monitors off. They go backstage and on-stage when prompted by the child wrangler and then go back to their play area in the dressing rooms. If you have any further questions about the process for working with child actors, please contact Steppenwolf at 312-335-1650.
Originally posted by Victor03
reply to post by Thurisaz
Its hollywood. Morals not included but are sold seperately.
In butterfly effect the KIDS WERE SMOKING !!! they weren't pretending to smoke!!!
Originally posted by boncho
Do you know 100 percent that it was a nicotine cigarette they were smoking, or did it just look like one? I wasn't involved in the production so I don't know, but I do know dummy cigarettes are used for kids in movies.
Originally posted by Thurisaz
Originally posted by CaDreamer
if you found that disturbing watch the movie "Thirteen" its a sad commentary on society as a whole.
I get your point OP we complain about our children sexting and becoming more and more sexualized at younger and younger ages...kids idolize actors and such, they will mimic their heros... youtube booty dance and kids and prepare to
thank you. It is terrible...media has such a big influence on our kids and then they wonder about the kids behaviour...
Originally posted by Thurisaz
reply to post by ItsEvolutionBaby
thx for the link. I am having a look at it now.
Originally posted by boncho
Do you know 100 percent that it was a nicotine cigarette they were smoking, or did it just look like one? I wasn't involved in the production so I don't know, but I do know dummy cigarettes are used for kids in movies.
When you watch a movie do you think of things like that? Is the smoke real or not? Is the naked child really naked being filmed? Is the naked child that is acting out or simulating a scene really doing that????
edit on 1-8-2011 by Thurisaz because: (no reason given)
When you watch a movie do you think of things like that? Is the smoke real or not? Is the naked child really naked being filmed? Is the naked child that is acting out or simulating a scene really doing that????
Originally posted by boncho
Given that I have an interest in film making, I always criticize the scene or wonder how a scene was done. But that is irrelevant, the movie you are talking about is obviously not intended for a child audience whether or not a child participated in the filming of it.
If you don't want your kids to watch it, then don't let them. Problem solved..