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Animaniacs was the biggest hitter with its dark adult humour and homages to the celluloid of yesteryear and today, but Tiny Toon Adventures was equally popular by re-inventing the Looney Tunes for a new generation, while still keeping that crazy cartoon violence and intelligent comedy that can hold onto any age group, no matter how old.
Perhaps the teenagers will not get much from this, no guns, fast cars, dumb lines, stupid fart jokes... but your adult kids will love it.
Night Hunter starts in '1968' as a young Jack Cutter (Chris Aguilar) is unexpectedly handed the family tradition of becoming a Vampire hunter when a fellow Vampire hunter Sid O'Mack (Sid Haim) betrays his family & hands them over to the Vampire's, to aid Jack on his quest he is given a book that contains the name of every Vampire alive, or dead whichever way you look at it... Jump to 'June 1995' & Los Angeles where the now adult Cutter (Don 'The Dragon' Wilson, also credited as co-producer) has but four names left in the book including, Argento (Vince Murdocco) & Carmella (Sophia Crawford) together they are the last of the American Vampires.
Intense, funny, witty, and more than anything, social comedy on the ways of adult dating and it's results-be it good or bad.
As an adult, I am grateful to have caught this movie by chance when I was a teen.
An especially delightful film to those of us who saw this when young because after all it was meant for the young to watch - when viewing it again as an adult it's better if rose-tinted spectacles can kick in.
Some adult themes, since it was done just before they really enforced the film code, but it's still tame compared to what is on TV today.
I love it as an adult just as I loved it as a child.
More often than not, the movies you loved as a kid will disappoint you as an adult.
As an adult, it's easy to point out the many flaws in this film and to say hey it's really only a bunch of episodes taken from a children's TV series strung together.
Despite all of this, I find the ending very moving and the content surprisingly adult in nature.
This movie exemplifies a certain brand of comedy horror of a strictly adult kind but quite different to the Troma movies (with which it shares certain qualities).
I recently visited the Magic Kingdom as an adult with my mom, her best friend and my adult sister.
I lived in London most of my adult life before I moved stateside so missed this film when it came out and only saw this now on HBO.
I think that all too often Hollywood abandons an attempt at real quality writing to try and inject more visual drama when, with an adult themed movie such as this, the emotional type of drama is all that's really needed - and probably more believable too.
Adult content.
In the book he was an adult and an retired Delta Force soldier while in the film he's a teenager.
I felt back then it wasn't worth the fuss and constant "airtime" (I know cable isn't really on air) given it, but I was very young and adult situation drama wouldn't have and shouldn't have worked.
Merkeson is backed by an impressive all-star cast that includes Terrance Howard (brilliant and heartbreaking as Nanny's husband), Louis Gossett Jr., Rosie Perez, Jimmy Smits, Delroy Lindo, Macy Gray, Michael K. Williams, Jeffrey Wright, Henry Simmons, Patricia Wettig, Ernie Hudson, Mos Def, and Hill Harper as the adult Ruben.
Stewie because of his amazing intelligence and how he hits you with something an adult would say when you least expect it.
He plays a 90ish "young" father of three who brings his adult children together in what could possibly be one of the most important times in his and their lives.
The story of two childhood friends and what follows in their adult lives will leave a lasting impression.
David Boreanaz gives a wonderful performance as the adult male who clearly gets himself into more trouble than he can handle.
Although the movie appears light on the surface, it reflects all the gray areas of becoming an adult, human emotions and desire.
At times, you forget that these are kids who are battling a giant Adult run institution, because you are drawn in to the story.
Although the story line has a few holes, no little girl will pick up on them, and as an adult, the movie is so charming that one hardly even notices.
It brings back fond memories of camp and deals nicely with the experience of being rejected by foolish peers and the empowerment brought one by being rescued by a sympathetic adult.
Paul and Michelle who, for different reasons, turn their backs on family and the adult world to end up living together in a small cottage in Southern France.
I couldn't believe that the Adult Swim guys came up with this character.
It is adult material and the audio is a bit too grainy.
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