Am i the only one..
..who was a little creeped out?
shareNo.
shareNo.
This was stupid. What a waste of talent.
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Oh I definately was... I kind of wanted Child Services to take the children away.
shareI was slightly, but I was crying the entire 2 hours from laughing so hard. So I wasn't TOO creeped out.
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I saw it a long time ago and thought it was a little strange. It wasn't that the woman was creepy, but more that the husband let it go and brought the kids into it. That is what gives people pause. Annie had a problem and she needed to solve it her own way. some people have affairs or do drugs or drink or buy too much stuff. this was her way.
Recently, I saw Lars and the Real Girl...then Invisible Child came on today and when I saw it I was not creeped out.
Annie always knew what she was doing but it was a type of therapy she needed.
The mind is capable of solving its own needs. It's when doctors start giving meds to cover it up, that nothing is solved.
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I kind of didn't get the point of the nanny, other than to use her as a way to explain in a fast easy way to the audience what is going on. It's a lot easier to create a clueless nanny (sort of a lone symbol that represents all the clueless audience members), in order to explain very quickly: this is what has been going on. Just letting the camera come into the family's life and try to let the audience pick up on the weirdness may have taken too long.
shareI can understand other viewers might have difficulty in watching this movie, but I was OK with it. I liked the child's "She knows Mary Poppins" line.
shareNo. Upon my first viewing of it I was creeped out until I understood what it was about. Then I did not feel that way anymore. This was truly a sweet movie about how family bands together to help a sick member heal.
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