Movies you watched as a child that you should re-watch as an adult.

[fwee_prower]

The Title pretty much explains itself. As children we watch movies most not suitable for our ages. All in inuendos go right over our heads but what we can remember is that movie was enjoyable. But when you decide as an adult to watch those movies again, you notice you have a different experience. Mostly because you understand all those jokes now.

Comments

[superdogbiter]

Hunchback of notre dame

[blacktinbox]

yup

[ohmiya_sg]

idk I realized how fucked up it was at the time.

[ellecain]

yess

[zeldazonked]

I feel like it would still be just as creepy of a movie if I watched it today. Negl, though, I still use this brilliant insult:

[xtinkerbellax]

lol I legit sent this as a text to my sister the other day, I knew she'd appreciate the reference.

[bonjourdanee]

lol, I still use that. I forgot where I'd gotten it from!

[crucified]

I've been wanting to watch Matilda so much lately.

[maryastor]

I rewatched it after I saw the musical, it's a great film.

[ohmiya_sg]

It's on Netflix. :D

[bumblebee2537]

They show Matilda regularly here in the UK. We always watch it whenever it is on.

[hermionedanger]

I attended a Beetlejuice themed birthday party when I was six and it was and is still the best party of my life.

[lovinewan]

That's so cute, do you remember any details about it? Like what did they do to go with the theme?

[hermionedanger]

haha, yes they made Lydia Deetz capes for everyone to wear (a la the cartoon), they had a face painter who made us look goth, and a Beetlejuice dude showed up and did magic tricks. Pretty sure there were sandworm decorations and lots of creepy party favors.

[lovinewan]

Adorable! Thanks for sharing

[zeldazonked]

what did he say?

[bobocalyth]

Fuck you?

Re: what did he say?

[zeldazonked]

That's Queen Dawn Weiner, and yes, she's mouthing 'Fuck You' at her little sister, I believe. Here's the clip. :)