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With kids, we go to most of the animated movies.   With kids, adult movies mean date night and the reality is when we go out, the movies are usually not a priority.   We go to other events. 

My oldest daughter is 11 and she's started getting into some movies that I like, like Star Wars and Guardians of the Galaxy.  It gives me an excuse to go to the movies - I hardly ever went after my third girl was born just because it was too much of a hassle.  

Theatres are getting really fancy.  But I hate, hate 3D effects in movies.  However, one theatre opened up a Dolby screen, which I accidentally went to because I thought it would be cheap.  It was not cheap, but it was pretty cool.  I watched Blade Runner on that, and you could feel the sounds in your chest.

With kids, we go to most of the animated movies.   With kids, adult movies mean date night and the reality is when we go out, the movies are usually not a priority.   We go to other events.  

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Lincoln isn't an adult movie.

indeed.  The funny thing is,  the kids demonstrate an awareness of Lincoln, as he's quite celebrated in most corners of the US (especially IL, IN, KY who all claim him) but then they ask about the Civil War, and it gets very complicated.   The one thing that really confuses them is why some but not all of their family members who served in the armed forces, why did some go to war, but not others.   They always ask my brother why he was in Korea if there wasn't a war.