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In response to "We went to the No Hard Feelings sneak last night. That was some leftover script from 1992, right?" by Andie

I agree fully, although I'd argue it was from the 70s or early 80s.

Posted by David (aka David) Jun 18 '23, 16:18

In fact, Kim and I talked about it on the way home. I think they've struck on a Big Idea here.

If we presume this generation of helicopter parenting has led to a more laid back group of kids, a bawdy sex comedy will be like a chaos grenade to them.

Either this and Bottoms will fail completely, or we're about to get tons of knockoffs as the genre is suddenly reinvigorated.

Also, that kid deserves a ton of credit. He's sitting at a table with Jennifer Lawrence, Matthew Broderick, and Laura Benanti and holding his own. That's two Tony Award winners and an Academy Award winner, and he's on their level in the scene.

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Kids are still pervs, believe me. There's also there's weird bunch (the Puriteens) that have extended "consent" to fictional characters. -- nm - Reagen Jun 18, 16:20 2
- I started to ask for more information and then decided against it. - David Jun 18, 16:25 1
  - agreed. every scenario I can imagine is deeply weird. -- nm - mafic Jun 18, 16:31

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I agree fully, although I'd argue it was from the 70s or early 80s.

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