I'm not looking for the extremist cases like anything X-rated or over the top on blood and gore and sex, but did you ever see a movie with your parents and you liked it but they hated it or you just couldn't see eye to eye on it?


Mine is Labyrinth:


My mother's always wanting to see something new, if we've seen something a few times it's suddenly 12 million timmes and what's new? But then when I DO find something new she almost always has a problem with it, like just because I picked it out it's got to be bad. And this was the cream of the crop, from the very beginning there was something wrong with it: fast foward past the music, are they all going to be talking like this? She is such a brat, is she going to change?, boring boring boring!, oh David Bowie I don't like him, he's weird, look at those pants, this is so boring, *goes away to take a shower, comes back 20 minutes later* has it picked up YET?, this is just a ripoff of the Wizard of Oz, there's nothing original about this, *the peach scene* oh yeah it's drugs, are they going to be singing through the whole thing? Needless to say I never saw it with her again.

Nope. I used to get a little uncomfortable if a sex scene came on during the movie if I was watching it with my parents, but I'm over it now. They used to tell me to close my eyes when it did.

Nystyle709 wrote:

Nope. I used to get a little uncomfortable if a sex scene came on during the movie if I was watching it with my parents, but I'm over it now. They used to tell me to close my eyes when it did.

same here with my ma.. but by time I was an adult,we'd watch sex and the city together.

Nystyle709 wrote:

Nope. I used to get a little uncomfortable if a sex scene came on during the movie if I was watching it with my parents, but I'm over it now. They used to tell me to close my eyes when it did.

Mine sent me out of the room, well my mom did, my dad didn't care, he'd watch ANYTHING when ANYBODY was in the room. But I remember when I was 10 my ma sent me out 2 minutes into Hollywood Knights, and I didn't get why, after all I was a girl, and well developed by that time, it wasn't like I hadn't seen it all before anyway.