Watchmen

[Pirate Bill]

Any parent that is taking a child to an R-rated movie without first previewing the movie is a stupid parent and deserves a swift kick in the head. If you can't do the kicking yourself then send the offenders my way and I'll kick them for you.

Back to Rorschach...

Here's how much I knew going into the movie: "The dude wears a lame mask with ink blots on the face? Ugh...I'm probably going to hate this guy."

Leaving the movie: "Dude, Rorschach rocks! Best. Hero. Ever!"

He got all the best lines. And even though the "bat growl" bugged me in Batman, it worked with Rorschach. And with his beautifully written dialog I could listen to him all day.

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by Pirate Bill

Any parent that is taking a child to an R-rated movie without first previewing the movie is a stupid parent and deserves a swift kick in the head.

I have a really funny story about that and a movie called "Pulp Fiction"

[SzczerbiakManiac]

Originally Posted by Alex

I'm always amazed at what parents will take their children to. I can kind of understand this one if they didn't pay much attention. But my favorite was the four-year-old sitting in front of me during Four Brothers

Originally Posted by Pirate Bill

Any parent that is taking a child to an R-rated movie without first previewing the movie is a stupid parent and deserves a swift kick in the head.

I saw Eyes Wide Shut opening weekend in a packed theater. Some dipsh¡t parents brought their two kids with them. Both kids appeared to be under 10 and both of the kids, in spite of numerous shushes, talked through the entire film! "Mommy, what's that?" "What is he doing to her?" "Why are they wearing masks?" I was ready to orphanize those kids!

Originally Posted by Moonliner

I have a really funny story about that and a movie called "Pulp Fiction"

Oh do tell!