ROCKSTAR

Haha! Aw. But now I'm sure you're grateful it was nothing like in the movie!

Wynter

Truer words were never spoken. I miss being a kid! Which is probably why I act like one at times, even though I'm really not one anymore

I think I'd be too scared to get the boardgame - as cool as it looked in the film, I wouldn't want to have to deal with everything that came with it! I would fail, epicly.

ROCKSTAR

Growing up is not easy!

That board game would def be scary, imagine whipping that out at a party. I wonder how many people would play it. lol

goodbreakingbad

I really liked how the words appeared in that thing in the middle of the board, the rest would have been too scary.

ROCKSTAR

Didn't know the words appeared in the middle, cool! Yes, that's about as accurate as it should get. lol

goodbreakingbad

There was that raised part in the game, where you saw the words appear, I liked that thing.

ROCKSTAR

It sounds pretty cool!

goodbreakingbad

I'm watching this right now.

ROCKSTAR

Awesome! I have the DVD, I should watch it too. I have so much fun with it. I still crack up at the monkeys stealing the car. Also, I tear up to this day when Alan comes back as an adult and is yelling "Mom! Dad! I'm back." "Are you my little sister?" Poor Alan!

Wynter

That bit was really sad. I'm glad that once the game finished, it decided to reverse everything that had happened! It would've been too cruel to just leave him and Sarah as adults, having missed their entire proper childhood.

goodbreakingbad

That part when Alan comes back is very heartbreaking, wondering where his mom and dad are. And when that man in the factory tells him he still sees the Parrish's from time to time, and Alan goes to see it's their graves, so sad.

I laugh so hard when Carl sees the 3 monkeys go by on the motorcyle, when he's handcuffed to the police car, while Alan's driving, his reaction is priceless!

I agree, it was great how it let them have the childhood they had originally missed out on, yet kinda cool they were able to remember everything that had happened, so they could change some things. Like Judy and Peter's parents dying, Carl being fired, the factory going-under, and so many losing their jobs.....

sepideh T

PiCkLeS4dAwSoN so sad still played sooooooooo amazingly by Robin!

michelle1

This movie is a childhood movie that will never get old! When I first saw it years ago, I was first really scared because of all the things that happened whenever the dice was rolled, but now I'm not anymore. Robin Williams and Bonnie Hunt both give great perfomances!

goodbreakingbad

Yeah, Robin seriously rocked this movie.

sepideh T

suprisingly michelle1 it's my childhood movie too! but as you just said it nevere ever gets old!

and PiCkLeS4dAwSoN I think Robin rocks in every movie cause of his kind face and great performance!

I liked him as jini!

BTW can I have your name?