is this movie acceptable to show to a class of 10 year olds?
I teach fourth grade and we are onto world war 2 history and I thought it'd be a great way to show the parallel between the movie and real life
I don't remember there being anything too objectionable in the film but I could be wrong. do you think this is a good idea?
There is at least one nude scene
Do Ender's Game instead. Same parable and it's made for kids
>is this movie acceptable to show to a class of 10 year olds?
no
oh yeah that could be a good one
There's also a Lord of Flies movie from the 90s...
too much violence and nude/sex scenes
terrible idea
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Gratuitous violence,nudity for the sake of nudity, and themes that parody themes that they wouldnt pick up on.
Show star wars the force awakens or the last Jedi. Literally space Nazis.
You are the reason I will homeschool.
They teach WW2 in 4th grade?
I was the teacher of the year in my district. I think I do well
the cool kids in your class has already seen it, only you know if the children you teach are faggots who considers cool things "problematic"
>tfw someone wins/reinforces your argument for you
I don't remember any nudity. how could there be time for fucking nudity in this movie? it's all war
Why not Patton? You even get the blurb at the end about us fighting the wrong enemy.
>how could there be time for fucking nudity in this movie? it's all war
It's all war, except for the majority of the film.
Diz's rockin' tits might be a problem.
They teach the holocaust every year. They teach the holocaust more than the war. thanks hans
Shower scene, party bedroom scene. How do you forget?
You could always play the network censored version.
is this R rated movie appropriate to show 10 year olds?
fuck outa here
teach the movie "Glory" with the ferris bueler kid in it, it touches on alot of American points.
north & south infighting for beliefs.
blacks and whites fighting for rights amongst themselves in the north.
north south black white
all American Patriots.
they never actually teach ww2
Show em an Aussie movie called Tomorrow When The War Began, about a bunch of kids camping not realizing an unnamed country (China) started their invasion, cue hilarious scenes of running away from the baddies.
There was a shower scene for sure. Maybe a sex scene too, but I might be getting it mixed up with the sequels on that.
Is it acceptable to show 10 year olds a satire comedy space adventure with tons of violence and nudity? And then try to pretend it's legitimately for educational purposes?
Are you a moron?
i've seen that. it's an okay film but it'd bore the kids. I figured starship troopers would get them talking
First off is it gender non bindery. You must teach kids that Trans-gender is real and the light of Ze-kind
I suggest you Re watch it. There is a scene where all the recruits are in a shower room and it's coed so there are plenty of boobs. And then later on there is a mostly covered sex scene between two main characters. Other than that it is a good example of the absurdity and brutality of war. Lots of blood, lots of gore. Will probably traumatize a few of your students and will get you in shit with the school authority. However if your students can understand that it's just a movie you might be able to talk about the politics of the earth government.
Yes. I watched it when I was like 8 and it was one of the most memorable media experiences of my life.
>Tfw you're an ape that will live forever
Hmm, I only remeber it as a side topic shortly before graduating seems like Ludwig the XIV was more important
>Noce tittys, show em to 10yr olds.
It's your funeral
what did you think this movie is about?
are you serious? the movie is filled with gore, sex, and nudity
its a good movie but not something to show to fucking ten year olds
This. We didnt cover WWII at all when I was in school, but we did have a full week of holocaust coverage. All we learned about Nazis is that they were evil mean people who hated jews. There was not 1 word about the context in which the Nazis rose to power or what lead to WWII.
Nazis were shown like the bad guy in a kids movie. Don't worry about why they are bad, they are just bad. Don't think about it, goyim, it is all very complicated. Weimar Germany? I don't know what you speak of...
No its R-rated as fuck, plus they arent old enough to understand the style of the movie - unless your goal is to create little fascists.
There are at least 2 topless scenes and one of them is a sex scene.
>Nazis were shown like the bad guy in a kids movie.
this
>teacher of the year
Given praise for your expertise at advanced:
Multiculturalism
Marxism
Common Core (probably)
Jew-jitsu
I get that it's violent but I assume kids have seen worse on the internet and have at least watched porn a few times. I doubt this movie would ruin them
Yes there is slight nudity, no it is not appropriate for a class of schoolchildren, you will get legal action if a kid tattles to their parent about a semi-gory film. Literally just check the rating and it will tell you whether or not 10 year olds are the movie's intended audience. Best to find another film, or an older class to show to. BTW there's also cursing and violence.
>showing a film full of excessive brutality, nudity and borderline gore to 10 year olds
You should re watch the movie and think about your career choices m8
censor the nude scene
This shit is exactly why I hate teachers, stop trying to brainwash kids.
They'll love it.
no you don't and no it isn't. they should read the book, if anything, the movie is a fun and funny adaptation of it that somehow manages to work, but it is utterly useless, or worse even dangerous, before the age of majority.
you can't actually be this stupid
Reminder that Verhoeven cast shot and lit ST like a soap opera to piss on the idea of the book
Only in America.
he's right you know
Ive read the book and it was totally different. not saying I din't like the movie for what it was but the book was really detailed and much better.
Here in burgerlabd very year they need to bring up the shoah in history over and over again. And of course in literature you get to read books about the poor six gorrilion. "Though you might get to read one about a girl wanting to get fucked by nigger too"
I'm not even joking, i was in school 3 years ago, this is the shit they teach.
>is this movie acceptable to show to a class of 10 year olds?
>Starship Troopers/Running time
>2h 9m
What the actual fuck. I thought classes were supposed to be shorter
Horrible idea. And I know this is bait. I used to teach before going into the trades. Nobody is this stupid. If you insist, edit it so that every time they swear you suddenly cut to yourself in a 3 piece suit saying "naughty words are bad" and for action scenes re enact them using school toys.
There's plenty of gore, a few tits, and some pretty coarse language. I'd probably avoid it if I were you.
no, the movie shows the female breast. in america, a movie can have all the voilence, gore, murder, war, and bloodlust it wants and parents are ok with showing it to 7 year-old johnny. the moment the female anatomy is shown though it becomes a problem
UNBELIEVABLE
10 year olds probably haven't seen worse on the internet at all. I think you need to reevaluate what you think 10 year olds do on the internet, especially when parental controls are still a thing.
Also
>we are onto world war 2 history and I thought it'd be a great way to show the parallel between the movie and real life
Why don't you just send them home with the youtube playlists for Battlefield. Just select relevant episodes and have them watch them as homework. Watching 2 hours of a fairly informative tv programme as homework and just taking a few notes will make you their favourite teacher.
youtube.com
Oh. It makes sense now. This is a slide thread I took the bait.
Seems like a good plan, OP.
When your class studies ancient Rome I also highly recommend showing them this (pic related) movie.
The "unrated" version, of course.
Also...., if this is not bait then you are the most retarded "teacher" ever.
the downside
cause it has tits, gore, and swears.
i saw it in the movies when i was a kid, thought it was cool. saw it with my dad.
thing is, in a classroom full of kids, you'd need all those parents permission before showing tits,shower,sex, gore scenes to their kids.
i'm sure most the kids would dig starship troopers, just like they did in the 90's.
but you gotta ask every single on of their parents..
i think starship is better for highschool age kids.
16-18
y'all retarded and so am I for posting in this thread.
Show them greatest story never told instead
>I was the teacher of the year in my district. I think I do well
>Hey guys, is this R rated movie full of tits and dismemberment appropriate to show a class of 10 year olds?
I mean... I knew standards in public education had dropped, but I didn't realize how far.
>pic
imagine being this retarded
This. I remember reading the night by Elie Wiesel and it was well before I started coming here, but, I remember thinking there is no way starving Jews could run like 45 miles in a blizzard to the next concentration camp wearing nothing but rags. The absurdity of that book is a red pill in itself.
Wahahaha
No in terms of keeping your job.
>Studying history by sci-fi movies
Burger education everyone
Nah. It's Verhoven as fuck. Save it for high school students.
4th graders wouldn't understand any of the messages besides soldiers shooting space bugs.
If you want something school friendly, show this instead.
youtu.be
realtalk i started playing this at a party movie night and now i have no friends except the one guy who was really interested and we watched the whole thing together. next up for us is 9/11 the new pearl harbor and then the yuri bezmenov lectures.
i lost about 8 "friends" and gained one true bro. i can't complain, honestly
Nope, good trade actually
>not showing your class the greatest story never told
or reading out loud mein kampf or Baron Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola
>at a party
>time to play my Hitler didn't do nuffin movie
Ask how I know you're autistic.
i'm debating telling him about this place and then pandora's box can never be closed for him ever again
You would probably get fired for doing that.
The co-ed shower scene is healthy nudity in my opinion. They shower as equals and while there is obvious sexual tension between some of the cadets, they still respect each other.
it was better than the pretentious artfag movies that those faggots love to play and wax on about the "meaning." i swear to god the "artists" who make those movies have already decided how great and deep their movies are before they even make them. they're really hard to watch
i agree but at the rate we're going, 7 year-old johnny will be desensitized to vanilla porn and shoving dragon dildos up his ass before he even hits puberty. the future is scary
whoops i meant to quote this guy
Didn’t they show titties in the film?
They are pretty horrible too. But what, was groundhog day not available? You played nazi propaganda at a leftist art party with your "friends"
>You played nazi propaganda at a leftist art party with your "friends"
yup
there are boobies in it
Gotta destroy their safe spaces.
My teachers explained to us why WWII happened and how the Nazis rose to power and then used that as a way of showing that fascism can rise anywhere at any time and how scary that is
Most classes don’t go over anything besides key battles and important people because going past that would basically be taking a war analysis class where you learn tactics rather than history
Show them Threads. Tell them it's a primer for their future romance with Russian MIRV.
You fucking retard
This isn’t how redpilling works, you don’t just drop the frogs in boiling water they can’t handle it
Why do you think school goes on for such a long time, people can’t handle this horrible system we call “life” and so they have to be slowly introduced to the system and brutally indoctrinated with its functions
The Reich wasn't fascist.
are you retarded? there are shower scenes and badly censored cows being dissected by ayys.
i don't give enough of a shit to bother slowly revving up my hitlerheiling
It’s probably a bad idea because one of them will go blabbing to their parents and next thing you know you will be on the news for showing kids a violent movie
Nope