Outragouse!

[imagineer boy]

www.savedisney.com has a link to an article saying that kids under seven aren't allowed to see the musical adaption of mary poppins! :fork: It says that several have been turned away. The reason is that some of the scenes are too "scary" basicly the scene where toys come to life. I mean really, out of all the scenes to be scared about... This is really sad. I hope Disney does something about this.

 

[FigmentJedi]

They based the Musical on the Novels and the Movie,and the Novels were pretty dark compared to the exceedingly cheery movie, not saying cheerys a bad thing.

 

[General Grizz]

The movie isn't cheesy.

 

[FigmentJedi]

I said Cheery not Cheesy. I need to watch that movie again,it's been a long while since I watched it (years ago).

 

[General Grizz]

I said Cheery not Cheesy. I need to watch that movie again,it's been a long while since I watched it (years ago).

It's cheery. :lol:

Check out the brand new 40th Anniversary DVD -- it's the best release yet!

 

[barnum42]

I don't think they are being turned away, possibly advised against going as it is a VERY LONG time for a youngster to sit still and not annoy all the other theatre goers. Unless they have cut scenes from the performance I saw in Bristol, it runs the better part of three hours.

 

[DarkMeasures]

I don't see why a 7 year old kid would want to see a broadway style play. But that reminds me, the Lord of the Rings movies should have had intermissions. It's hard to sit 3 1/2 hours without using the restroom.

 

[Legacy]

I saw my first Broadway at 8 (Cats), and my first opera (Carmen) at 9. I sat through Les Mis when I was 10.