HI- i love Astroboy so much

[avatargirl]

THANKS APRIL AND ASTRO FOREVER- i try to be never rude or mean want to be always polite and nice- i love ASTROBOY and more important the people here for real- i want to be a friend to everyone- the only reason i come here is to make friends and write my story- and so sorry if someone does not like me- LOVE what April said and appreciate ASTRO FOREVER being fair to everyone- hugs and so happy i can be here and post. I love being silly girl but i can chat very intelligently if anyone wants- love chatting and intelligent conversations.
ps- thanks to everyone who reply here

[Androids101]

HI- WHY DO THEY KEEP ON MAKING MOVIES that make no sense- cause they are only about violence and people getting hurt- which to me makes no sense- violence and hurting people is always wrong

Errr... let's just say that some people like watching violence, like one of my friends (don't ask me why :whistling . Some of them contain psychological elements, some with social issues about solitary people, although I agree that the movies whose main focus is on violence is stupid. But let's face it, violence happens in society and most of the violence in movies are part of the plot itself. In some movies the conflict is at the end resolved.

- but a movie that is sad but sweet like the ASTROBOY movie makes no money and yet i loved the movie so much. My QUESTION IS am i the only one here who loves ASTROBOY so much that she/me can't stand the idea of ASTROBOY being defeated and destroyed

In many ways the movie could've been better, as I stated in one of the other threads, however just because it got mixed reviews doesn't mean its all bad. To me, a story should contain the main character being defeated, but then grows "stronger" and next time claims victory. Heroic endings can also be awesome.

[MightyAstro]

I enjoy some action movies, and without the violence they wouldn't be the action-packed adventures they are, but some movies are too overly extremely violent. I don't think it's good for a person's mind personally to just soak up images of horrific and gruesome maiming and killing.

Violence is a part of the real world unfortunately and it's morally wrong to parade it especially in a movie where the wicked people get away with their atrocious deeds. I try to be very discerning with what I choose to watch myself and what I would allow children under my care to watch. Things like Astroboy is good family fun though of course. He is an amazing hero worthy of the same praise as Superman in fiction.