Let Everyman Baby Club show 15-rated films again in Bristol
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Jonathan Mallett
6 months ago
What a stupid ban.
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Lucinda Dunseath
8 months ago
Please bring decent films back for parents with little people. It should be up to the parents to choose whether they attend films or not. The current films are pretty rubbish because of this ban.
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Anonymous
9 months ago
Nonsense. Let the poor tired mums and dads see a decent film
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Tegan Kniveton
9 months ago
So important for new mothers. When I was on mat leave in 2022 I loved doing this for me (and I watched several 15 rated films!)
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Anonymous
9 months ago
Please show all films at baby club!
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Mrs Beatrice J Phillips
10 months ago
If we can't watch the new and older rated movies that are coming out what's the point in going to the cinema. I don't want to miss out just because I had a baby!
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Yasmin
10 months ago
This was a great activity to do as a new mum with my baby, it allowed me to have time for myself while adjusting to parent life. Please allow to show over 15s again!
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Tom Bolton
10 months ago
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Baby cinema can be a real lifeline to parents, in particular mothers on maternity leave. It’s a chance for them to do something “adult” amidst the intensity of caring for a baby. Not showing 15 rated films in baby cinema is insulting and infantilising to mothers.
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Charlotte Clews
10 months ago
This doesn’t make any sense and is taking something away from mums completely unnecessarily.
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jasmine Green
10 months ago
I used to love coming to these weekly when my baby was little, it was such a huge part of my maternity leave. It meant I could meet other mums and we could watch something good. I was so looking forward to it until now. The babies only see the lights, they don’t care. Would love to be able to come and enjoy some decent movies again with my second
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Lucy Warin
10 months ago
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Please don’t change this!!! The babies are way to young to be influenced and these mornings are a rare moment of feeling like an autonomous adult in weeks filled of newborn fog. It was such a shame when Watershed changed their policy and Everyman became a lifeline. Please please please reconsider.
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Robert Hughes
10 months ago
It's disgraceful to take away the tiny handful of opportunities parents get to see a real film and feel a little bit of normality.
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James Robertson
10 months ago
This attraction is an important respite for parents of very young children and removing this restriction would make a huge difference for those that attend.
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ISOBEL ANDREWS
10 months ago
I'd love to attend but agree the film choice hasn't been great
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Lydia Medland
10 months ago
The films have been a lot less good recently!
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Jennifer Joyce
10 months ago
Please do this for my sanity
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Jasmine Emslie
10 months ago
Let people choose what they want to watch and do.
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Anonymous
10 months ago
This is very over the top to stop showing films rated 15. As a mum of a very young baby, I will look to other cinemas for their baby cinema viewings.
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Freddie Kealy
10 months ago
This was a great service that new mums could enjoy. I don’t understand why complain in the first place. If you don’t like it then don’t use it.
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gurdeep
10 months ago
This is for parents not really for the children. And it’s a choice. if you don’t think it’s fit for you or your family you don’t need to attend. However it can be so beneficial to those parents that need that bit of normality whilst caring for babies. It can bring real joy and a sense of escapism. Important for mental health. I say increase the age to movies over 15 again.
What a stupid ban.
Please bring decent films back for parents with little people. It should be up to the parents to choose whether they attend films or not. The current films are pretty rubbish because of this ban.
Nonsense. Let the poor tired mums and dads see a decent film
So important for new mothers. When I was on mat leave in 2022 I loved doing this for me (and I watched several 15 rated films!)
Please show all films at baby club!
If we can't watch the new and older rated movies that are coming out what's the point in going to the cinema. I don't want to miss out just because I had a baby!
This was a great activity to do as a new mum with my baby, it allowed me to have time for myself while adjusting to parent life. Please allow to show over 15s again!
Baby cinema can be a real lifeline to parents, in particular mothers on maternity leave. It’s a chance for them to do something “adult” amidst the intensity of caring for a baby. Not showing 15 rated films in baby cinema is insulting and infantilising to mothers.
This doesn’t make any sense and is taking something away from mums completely unnecessarily.
I used to love coming to these weekly when my baby was little, it was such a huge part of my maternity leave. It meant I could meet other mums and we could watch something good. I was so looking forward to it until now. The babies only see the lights, they don’t care. Would love to be able to come and enjoy some decent movies again with my second
Please don’t change this!!! The babies are way to young to be influenced and these mornings are a rare moment of feeling like an autonomous adult in weeks filled of newborn fog. It was such a shame when Watershed changed their policy and Everyman became a lifeline. Please please please reconsider.
It's disgraceful to take away the tiny handful of opportunities parents get to see a real film and feel a little bit of normality.
This attraction is an important respite for parents of very young children and removing this restriction would make a huge difference for those that attend.
I'd love to attend but agree the film choice hasn't been great
The films have been a lot less good recently!
Please do this for my sanity
Let people choose what they want to watch and do.
This is very over the top to stop showing films rated 15. As a mum of a very young baby, I will look to other cinemas for their baby cinema viewings.
This was a great service that new mums could enjoy. I don’t understand why complain in the first place. If you don’t like it then don’t use it.
This is for parents not really for the children. And it’s a choice. if you don’t think it’s fit for you or your family you don’t need to attend. However it can be so beneficial to those parents that need that bit of normality whilst caring for babies. It can bring real joy and a sense of escapism. Important for mental health. I say increase the age to movies over 15 again.