Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for October 28, 2024

Big time

She tutors him in all his classes he doesn’t want to mess that up

Baldo has an excuse to watch Peter Pan for Gracie’s “benefit” of course.

Clueless pre-teens in the case of Disney’s Peter Pan. Don’t think it can be broadcast any more. Too much use of racial stereotypes in the portrayal of pirates and mermaids.

I’ve seen about 20 so far.

The Darlings and Lost Boys were not old enough to be teens, in the book anyway.

I’m pretty sure he was thinking of something else.

They aren’t teens in Peter Pan. Not at all. Wendy is getting ready to move out of the nursery and get her own room and Peter Pan has all his baby teeth; we’re talking five or six-year-olds. John and Michael are even younger.

My older brother didn’t fail me! He had me into The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, and every horror or SciFi film our big a$$ antenna could pull in!

No, I’d say a good big brother would protect a little sister that young from true horror movies. I hope Baldo keeps up the good work. Maybe later Gracie will choose to watch and enjoy them, maybe even grow up to produce and/or direct them, but for now, let her world be free from that dark sort of “entertainment.”

I could watch scary movies as a kid, back in the 50s and 60s, but the scary movies of today are way too violent for me!!!

Peter Pan has its scary moments.

I found Peter Pan to be a bit terrifying

In answer Baldo remains silent……..

Gracie has a valid point.

She’s not wrong.

I would watch horror films with my daughter while she was growing up…we love Halloween!