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14 Dec 2012, 11:57 pm

All of them, They seem to be tailored more as a film to educate NT's on how we can come across "sometimes" and generally are not caring when putting very stereotypical traits on the characters, I dislike this very much, as an overportayal or misinterpretation just invites more slander and people with a low tolerance to how people just "are" to accept us.



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15 Dec 2012, 9:15 pm

Evinceo wrote:
It's a TV show, but I'm gonna mention it anyway:
Big Bang Theory.


No one in that show has autism. People believe that Sheldon is autistic but he isn't.

Also, in regards to Rain Man, I really like that movie and don't have a problem with how Raymond Babbit is portrayed. I don't know if people have the kind of outbursts that he does, but that's all I can think of that's objectionable about him. Besides, he has the best lines in the movie that few "normal" people would say.

Regarding Parenthood, I don't have many problems with Max, although I do wish that the other characters like his parents would treat him nicer sometimes and give him more respect.


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