vizakenjack

am I the only one who cringed at Henry's speech to the NYC crowd? Totally unrealistic, only at the beginning the crowd's reaction made sense, from then onwards, it was fairytale, no way actual new yorkers would stop and keep listening to some boy's babble about "magic", also given current time, at least 2 or 3 passerbys would have started recording him, but in no way, it'd have been so easy to persuade everyone to do something, like tossing coins into the fountain while making a wish. NYC has a reputation for having "mind your own" business people, and a lot of non-new yorkers complain that the NYC people are brazen and a bit rude.