Overrated
Seen it a dozen times as both a kid and adult.
Meh
I appreciate it more as an adult. Relating to the parents and remembering childhood wonders. I don't think it's overrated but to each there own :)
share*their
shareIts actually They're.
Furthermore,I just watched some of this classic again and i laughed pretty hard at that Rampaging Dog scene where they eat up the Turkey and then the family goes out for Duck Dinner,and the Dad goes,"Its Smiling at me",and then the Chef does the Neck-Chop. I was almost Rolling on the floor at both scenes. I love that loose string banjo playing in the background to go along with the rampaging bloodhounds.
it is NOT , the word they're is short for "they are" making the sentence read
I don't think it's overrated but to each they are own....
the correct word is "their" as in: I don't think it's overrated but to each their own
His/her or its
Each is singular. Now maybe if each was subbed for all, then it would be their.
ajb8303, only someone who is a self-hater would waste any time at all pointing out a simple and inconsequential error in punctuation or spelling or grammar. Only the very PETTY would ignore WHAT a person is saying and make a reply for HOW a person is saying something. It would never ENTER MY MIND to waste MY TIME and the time of others to do something that ridiculous. So stop it. Who cares besides those with a small mind.
Kay: Senators and presidents don't have men killed.
Michael: Oh, who's being naive, Kay?
the OP's life is overrated ... lol
shareYou sound pretty upset about this.
Please nest your IMDB page, and respond to the correct person -
spencerthetracy, only a moron would state that someone who points out a grammar mistake is a "self-hater." How does mentioning a mistake indicate self hate? Your whole argument is idiotic and descriptivist. Descriptivism has ruined modern public education, producing semi-literates like yourself.
sharespencerthetracy, the poster was correcting their own mistake, not pointing out someone else's. You're a real genius. I'm only sorry you probably won't see this reply.
shareFor something to enter your mind, you first must have a mind, and to conclude that you do would be assuming facts not in evidence.
But don’t trouble your bitty self with things like clear communication, clear thinking and reason.