>It's easy to hold a grudge about mistakes our parents made, but we often ignore the sacrifices that they also made for us. They're just people at the end of the day
This is actually some pretty nuanced messaging for a (mediocre) kid's flick

>>212952901 (OP)
fuck off back to >>>/co/, troon

>>212952929
There is a severe lack of GOOD adult animation. What exists is vomit-inducing slop like Bojack Horseman or Rick & Morty. All the money and effort goes into kids films and it sucks.

>>212952901 (OP)
They actually brought up Garfield's dad? Still ripping off Heathcliff I see.

>>212952929
>watching animated movies now and then is on the same level as being a bluey autist
Yeah ok sure

>>212952901 (OP)
Thanks for that message OP.
Needed to hear that.

Even at its most alruistic, becoming a parent is a self serving exercise for self development. People become parents because it's a stage of life they want to attain, not out of a desire to improve a hypothetical child's life.

>>212953122
It's not a Garfield movie, it's a "cat who has daddy issues" movie with Garfield's image slapped on, like every other movie adaptation today.

>>212953293
what about people who adopt impoverished children and whatnot

>>212954192
That's probably good.

>>212952901 (OP)
The 80s Garfield show was better at doing the """mature themes"""" thing.