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i LOVE movies with hidden adult humor

Animeboy975 wrote:

All4one wrote:

The first season of Regular Show was pretty raunchy.

YES.

True dat All4one and Animeboy.

banana500 wrote:

Animeboy975 wrote:

All4one wrote:

The first season of Regular Show was pretty raunchy.

YES.

I remember the "Party Pete" episode. That was the raunchiest by far. 

"Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!" 

In Finding Nemo, Dory accidentally said Fabio when referring to Nemo.

haxcharsol wrote:

Animeboy975 wrote:

banana500 wrote:

I remember the "Party Pete" episode. That was the raunchiest by far. 

"Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!" 

That is season 2, but it still counts.

And yeah, that was really raunchy.

Season 1 was where all the swear words were. But I guess Cartoon Network said they had to tone it down or something.

Yeah.

Season 1: Cussy and raunchy
Season 2: A bit calmed down
Season 3: Toned down alot, but still epic.

Regular Show is my favorite show on TV right now.

I heard CN cut out all the swear words of season 1....

agscratcher wrote:

One word: Animaniacs.

^

My favorites are in Spongebob though. It's fun watching them and then seeing what I missed when I was younger XD

Animeboy975 wrote:

samurai768 wrote:

agscratcher wrote:

One word: Animaniacs.

^

My favorites are in Spongebob though. It's fun watching them and then seeing what I missed when I was younger XD

Yeah.

I personally find it really stupid when people are like "OH MAH GAWD DON'T WATCH THEES EET HAHS BAHD REFRREENCES FER CEELDREEN"

They won't even notice any adult humor!

But you're a CEELDREEN. 

soupoftomato wrote:

banana500 wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

PG now is pretty much code for made for kids but a character might die. PG used to be made for somewhat more mature audiences, and be able to carry more objectionable content, before the creation of a PG-13 rating. This is why you have Indiana Jones at PG for its movies, technically having the same score as Up!.

Because PG used to be considered a more mature rating, E.T. slipped in an inappropriate line so people would take it more serious than a G movie.

"IT WAS NOTHING LIKE THAT, [insert word for male genitalia here] BREATH!"

  That line made the movie PG. That and a few bad words scattered here and there.

It's also funny how a LOT of 80s and 70s movie are PG when they really should be PG-13. I know that the rating wasn't invented yet at the time, but still, the MPAA should rerate movies like Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jaws, and Ghostbusters to PG-13. I mean, Ghostbusters is a total PG-13 movie, yet it's still PG. Don't get me wrong though, I love that movie.

Anyways guys, this topic isn't exactly for why movies are rated what they are.    It's about subtle humor that goes over kid's heads,

Ratings are relevant to the subject at hand.

And you mention Raiders but not Temple of Doom? The one where they RIP HUMAN HEARTS OUT while the victim is alive?

The most outrageous one IMO is that War of the Worlds is G. I mean, the whole human race is just about wiped out, you see hundreds if not thousands of people die, and some really creepy scenes. Most definitely not suitable for 4-year olds.

Bump (sorry for necroposting)

I have a theory that they go back and add these kinds of things after creating the majority of the movie. It makes adults more likely to like the movie and most kids don't get the references anyways, so the ratings aren't jacked way up because of them.

However, beyond a casual joke, I don't think most of them are appropriate; save 'em for the adult movies. 

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I suppose all the times in How to Train Your Dragon, like the time when Astrid was all,
"SON OF A (Insert long phrase thingy I can't remember)" And a few others I can't remember.

Animeboy975 wrote:

Animeboy975 wrote:

Remember in Gravity Falls, Stan made Dipper and Mabel make money?

"Is that Ben Franklin? HE LOOKS LIKE A WOMAN!" 

xD

GF is the only good Disney show. :3

Did anyone get the SmileDip gag? It's practically drugs.