seriously.Originally Posted by Moon Rabbits
seriously.
I love learning about different cultures, and to see four such different ones compared and contrasted through these tiny humans is a thrilling notion. Babies have yet to be influenced so much by their society, and to see universal behaviors among humans from such different cultures is awe-inspiring. To see a baby be raised so differently from what is expected in my own culture and still come out okay is eye-opening.
I can't imagine anything that could unite the human race more than our babies.
Also, babies!
What... like, really? o_O
You can tell the Mongolian baby is CG.
Wow, you actually made me want to see this movie.I love learning about different cultures, and to see four such different ones compared and contrasted through these tiny humans is a thrilling notion. Babies have yet to be influenced so much by their society, and to see universal behaviors among humans from such different cultures is awe-inspiring. To see a baby be raised so differently from what is expected in my own culture and still come out okay is eye-opening.
I can't imagine anything that could unite the human race more than our babies.
Also, babies!
Before I saw what forum the thread was in, but after reading the thread preview, I thought she was preggers.Boo! I thought you made this thread cause you already watched it! Tease.
Will this be released in 3D?
Wow, when that baby said, "WAHHH" I was so amazed. What a great line! It will win Best Screenplay award for sure!
When I saw this thread I thought "o.e.."
When I clicked the link I thought "o.e..really?" and wondered whether it was some piss-take for comedy purposes by a bored individual.
Now I know I was correct.
I am not a man
I am so serious you can smell it.What... like, really? o_O
*raised the roof and stuff*
You can go ahead and remove that thought from your head for the next several years. I'm too young for that!Before I saw what forum the thread was in, but after reading the thread preview, I thought she was preggers.Boo! I thought you made this thread cause you already watched it! Tease.
Don't act like you don't appreciate a good documentary. I know you do.
When you put it that way it does sound much more interesting. Still, I'll wait for the tv premier.I love learning about different cultures, and to see four such different ones compared and contrasted through these tiny humans is a thrilling notion. Babies have yet to be influenced so much by their society, and to see universal behaviors among humans from such different cultures is awe-inspiring. To see a baby be raised so differently from what is expected in my own culture and still come out okay is eye-opening.
*sniffs*
The last time I saw a documentary, it was March of the Penguins. And it was awful. I never liked documentaries.
Although, it could be interesting to see the different cultures in raising babies. Especially Japan.
Era Vulgaris
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"Knights do it two-handed!" ~Drunkard, FFV
You have a heart of STONE then.
Man, those babies in the beginning were beautiful! I can just tell that this movie is going to be filled with beauty and adorableness.. and I'm totally interested in seeing it. Like, RIGHT NAO!
This movie makes me want to kick babies even more. I did not think this was possible. Bravo, Shlup, for showing me the error of my ways.
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