What’s Aged the Worst?
Age gap; Bobby’s acting; remake; mother’s date; moon prediction; restroom hygiene; slurs; stereotyping; locker-room depiction
In the discussion (9)
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- The lead actors’ filming ages, Peterson 15 and Dempsey 20, are raised as surprising.
- Bobby’s acting is criticized, though his disengaged television interview is defended as realistic for a college quarterback.
- Love Don’t Cost a Thing is rejected as a poor remake, including its changed title.
- Cindy’s mother’s date flirting with Cindy has aged poorly but helps explain the family relationship.
- Ronald’s prediction of ordinary moon habitation has not come true.
- The teacher leaving the restroom without washing her hands is criticized.
- Disability slurs and special-education insults are criticized.
- The African program and dance naming are criticized for stereotyping.
- The girls’ locker-room depiction is criticized as an unrealistic adult male fantasy.