Ryan Reynolds called reckless

[StrykerPrime]

People need to get off his ass. He made the movies and if he’s comfortable showing them to his kids than he can

[anthonyfoster]

Bro ryan Reynolds is not a bad father just because he showed his kids a film he himself made. People need to gorw the hell up

[josephstashkevetch]

If you're old enough to watch the violence in a Warner Bros cartoon, you're old enough to see Deadpool.

[loomick]

My 10 year old just watched the suicide squad. Shes well adjusted, well mannered, respectful, does well in school and understands rules and boundaries. Shes fine, and his kids will be too

[SuperSky]

It's his choice? Ryan literally is their dad and brought them with him too see the movie as the star of the movie AND their dad. He has no obligation to force them to see it or to force them to not. He just showed them his movie, as the dad, like any other normal dad. Hell, I'm underage, and I'm going to go see Deadpool and Wolverine with my dad.

Edit: Even though the kids were under 10, they probably won't remember anything from the movie

[AccordingMark]

I’m 20 years old, I watched Deadpool for the first time. (2 months ago) it was a lot for me even at my current age to take in.

*THESE MOVIES ARE NOT APPROPRIATE FOR ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 16*
I cannot stress this enough!

I am not a parent, so I’m not commentating on parenting. There is a Reason that kids are kept from content like that….

[crystalweible]

If he didn't show his kids the movie they most likely would have seen it when with friends. He cut the head off that dragon before someone else.

[mrspook]

I saw Deadpool secretly when I was like 9

[flowrebaz]

Each parent to their own. I grew up eating horror movies from the age of 5 and it didn’t affect me, my siblings weren’t the same as me and my parents didn’t let them watch those movies.

Each kid is different, let the parents do what they think is best, and so long as they aren’t doing it for selfish reasons such as, I wanted to see it so they have too, then their not bad parents.

[CiCxRoX]

People nowadays always have something to complain about and can’t mind their own business. 🤠

[elpapuxDDReal]

My grandfather always showed me horror movies. It scared the hell out of me.

[ZP-xyza]

Probably by parents who don’t monitor their kids online activities and by kids whose parents don’t monitor their online activities.

[Ice-tcvn]

Same people calling him out are the same ones calling Charlize Theron an amazing mother

[EbenWatson]

People should let him parent as he sees fit.
You can feel how you like about it but do so privately. the fact of the matter is, wouldn’t you want to see your dad in a movie? No matter what that movie is.

[kenyontucker]

I am a Rated R baby, we grew up on this stuff.

[greatnate]

Definitely not a bad dad for showing them his upcoming movie. Everyones kids should start experiencing the real world, NOT the sheltered one you created for them, at like 10-12.

[FoxyD]

Man I watched Deadpool when it came out and I was under 10 and 99.9% of kids says worse stuff and watch worse stuff than Deadpool

[nelsonchereta]

You know what? If that is the worst thing he ever does to his kids, I think they'll be fine.

[MonkeyMan.]

Charles, I don’t think showing the fornication scene in Deadpool 1 will build much character for the kids. 💀

[BubbaWubba]

Chances are they won’t even understand the inappropriate things that happen in the movie because of the fact that they are kids