Diary of a wimpy kid ruins christmas

But does it really ruin Santa or is it just a rumour that has grown legs? We watched it to find out for ourselves and here is our take.

Disney Plus is facing a backlash from parents over a new Diary of a Wimpy Kid adaptation that has been accused of ruining the magic of Christmas. It includes scenes where the main character finds some hidden presents in his house ahead of Christmas Day, then receives the exact same gifts "from Santa" and people have been demanding the streaming service removes the film or ups the age rating before it spoils Christmas for their children. The new diary of a wimpy kid movie on Disney gives away all the magic of Santa. He later added: "Thanks to everyone who's retweeted etc Let's hope we saved a few kids Christmas lads Ho ho ho. Parents were glad of the warning as one person replied: "Watched it last week with my 9 year old. Why the hell would they do it," and someone else added: "Appreciate the heads up. Those poor kids the magic gone so young.

Diary of a wimpy kid ruins christmas

The story starts two weeks before Christmas and the protagonist Greg is looking at a game console in a toy catalogue that he desperately wants for Christmas. The movie has a few more mentions of Santa, then 23 minutes in the real spoiler happens. Greg is sent to look for some wrapping paper in a cupboard when he finds the very game console, he wished for hidden there. So does this movie ruin Santa? It certainly could. If you have a younger child it may go over their head but older children, children who are very astute or kids who are already beginning to question things will almost certainly be able to put the pieces together and, at the very least, ask you some difficult questions you may be hoping to put off for a few more years. According to Disney Plus, the movie is aimed at children aged six and over, but if you want to keep the magic alive for another year it might be best to hide the remote. Penrith Town the new source of local News. Get ready for local news like never before. PTN 15,December Wind: Southerly, 60mph. Wind: Westerly, 10mph.

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Disney's new Diary of a Wimpy Kid film has caused chaos among some households — with parents claiming it ruined the magic of Christmas when the main character finds hidden presents in a wardrobe. The Irish Sun has learned that principals in some primary schools have ordered teachers not to show the movie in the last week before term ends. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever's lead character Greg Heffley sets out to be good in the lead up to Christmas in the hopes of getting a games console. While Greg discovers the real meaning of Christmas, giving his MegaStation to a boy in need, the movie has left Disney fans with some major question. Since its release on December 8, parent groups on WhatsApp and Facebook have been flooded with warnings on the spoiler. With a recommended age rating of six plus, frustrated mums and dads have been spreading the message to avoid the movie.

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Diary of a wimpy kid ruins christmas

But does it really ruin Santa or is it just a rumour that has grown legs? We watched it to find out for ourselves and here is our take. The story begins two weeks before Christmas and the protagonist Greg Heffley is looking at a game console in a toy catalogue that he desperately wants for Christmas. So Greg vows to be good until the big day to ensure he gets his present and his mother reinforces this by telling him to be good because Santa is watching. She then takes out a creepy Elf on the Shelf wannabe that she had as a child and warns her three children that the elf will be watching their behaviour and reporting back to Santa. The movie continues and there are a few more mentions of Santa — and Greg shocks his friend Rowley when he admits that he looks for his gifts. Greg is sent to look for some wrapping paper in a cupboard when he finds the very game console he wished for hidden there.

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In the animated film, the lead character Greg Heffley is warned by his mum that he must be on his best behaviour in the lead-up to Christmas.

Top Stories. While Greg discovers the real meaning of Christmas, giving his MegaStation to a boy in need, the movie has left Disney fans with some major question. According to Disney Plus, the movie is aimed at children aged six and over, but if you want to keep the magic alive for another year it might be best to hide the remote. The story starts two weeks before Christmas and the protagonist Greg is looking at a game console in a toy catalogue that he desperately wants for Christmas. He is clearly delighted and grateful and skips down the stairs to help his mother. M4 closures to hit drivers this week as warning issued. Latest Wales News. Paul then jumped into his car and within an hour had tracked the vehicle in Bradford, around five miles from his house in Farsley, Leeds. PTN 15,December Talk about it on our discussion boards. The Irish Sun has learned that principals in some primary schools have ordered teachers not to show the movie in the last week before term ends. Arthur Gourounlian shares hilarious elf on the shelf antics. At the end of the movie, I was expecting to see Greg open his game console from Santa, however, he ends up donating it to a boy in need on Christmas Eve and gets some more meagre gifts instead. Penrith Town the new source of local News. Read full article.