Define Cynical Movie Night

[Dr. Dos]

Wasn't it the first X-rated cartoon movie ever?

Yes. It's a good movie too.

[Bocaj Claw]

Oh I've seen it. Upon hearing whisper of a rumor about it I embarked upon a quest, a quest to find this fabled movie. A quest that took me to the deepest, dark heart of the internet. And then I watched it on youtube.

[Ozyfox]

Fritz the Cat would be insane.

Nice Movie, saw them back in the 80th First time on Free-TV - loved it.

And yes, it was X-rated, in Europe FSK-18.

[Doc Sigma]

Fritz the Cat would be insane.

Holy shit that would be the best ever. Fritz the Cat was the first X-rated movie I ever saw.

(Trivia: The first R-rated movie I ever saw was Stand By Me, which could have easily been PG-13 if they took out some of the language. The second R-rated movie I ever saw, however, was Porky's... quite a difference, no?)

[Dr. Dos]

It says something about our culture that we remember our first R-rated movies!

Mine was "The Good Son".

Fritz would be awesome watch.

[Dr. Sticks]

I don't remember my first R movie, but it no doubt wasn't that bad.

[Arloest]

I think Blown Away was my first R rated movie. That might not even be the right title.

[A dude named Vince]

I don't exactly remember the first R-rated movie, but I do remember my first M-rated game (House of the Dead). The movie may have been Terminator 2, but I'm not sure.....

[Arloest]

Also if we're going to have movie nights, why not get an account on http://www.mogulus.com/ ?

[Doc Sigma]

Also if we're going to have movie nights, why not get an account on http://www.mogulus.com/ ?

That's an excellent idea. Signing up now.

While we're reminiscing, Fritz the Cat was the first X-rated movie I ever saw, but the first out-and-out porn movie I ever saw was I Am Curious Yellow. (I bet the same is true for lots of people, though.) On the other end of the scale, I believe the first movie I ever saw was Pinocchio.

[osprey]

First R-Rated movie I saw was Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Gotta love Steve Martin and his swearing lol.

[Bocaj Claw]

Lucky bass stewards. My first R-rated movie was Starship Troopers. Not really worth it.

[Tom Flapwell]

The movie may have been Terminator 2

That was mine. I was 9. Not a bad introduction to R movies.

The only movie I've seen with an NC-17 rating is, ironically, This Film Is Not Yet Rated. The ones I've seen that used to have X ratings are Midnight Cowboy and A Clockwork Orange.

[Doc Sigma]

A Clockwork Orange

Right horrorshow sinny, O my brother.

(Seriously, it's one of my favorite movies AND one of my favorite books.)

[LewisTheTank]

Would you believe I've heard of, but never seen, "Fritz the Cat" nor the other "The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat"? (Will soon though!)

Horror: Try "The Entity". It's a movie that will grab you!
Comedy: "Throw Mama From the Train" was done well. Well worth watching.
Western: "Wild Wild West" takes this top spot. I want a spider like that!
Romance: I'd have to give this spot to "Forest Gump". Everyone did well in their roles, and I truly felt as if I were in the movie half the time, not watching it.
Tragedy: I truly enjoyed "Electra, My Love" due to the mixing of primitive Greek settings with modern ones. A must see movie, if you know (or have an interest in) Greek Mythology.
Animated: Although not very popular with many, "The Secret of NIMH" has got to be in this spot for me. Read the book and it indeed follows along quite well.
CGI: I give this one to "Cars". Most definitely... I can't wait till Cars2 is released!
BEST Film: I really enjoyed Robin Williams in "Patch Adams". Of course, (almost) any Robin Williams film takes top billing, as far as I'm concerned.
WORST Film: Did NOT like, appreciate or even consider accepting any of the movies "Leprechaun" and beyond. The fact Warwick Davis was in them was the only reason I watched them, but they stunk. Warwick Davis did his job, but the scripts, other actors, and plot were a waste of my time.