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The film gets off to a shaky start, I initially thought that I had sat down in front of an adult movie, after about twenty or so minutes the film picked up pace and with some very good editing it became very good and dare I say engrossing, the most striking observation at this point is that there is little if no dialogue and each scene is cut to bare minimum in length.
Instead of being turned down and not getting her article published until the movie is just about over (and that's the way the plot actually plays out), it might have been more interesting if somehow Kit enlists an adult to get herself published and then her articles become a sensation.
Kit becomes a young "Cyrano" with her adult friend (perhaps the 19 year old gopher who Kit was put in contact with by her brother at the beginning of the film) attempts to keep the ruse going, with the publisher and the co-workers at the newspaper in the dark until the film's climax.
I watched the Synapse DVD (absolutely awesome picture quality) and was delighted to see an adult tale, well told.
Those looking for instant gratification will be disappointed, on the other hand,those looking for a cleverly-written adult drama will be pleased, I think.
Emmanuelle was the first adult film I ever viewed and it delighted me.
I own the movie now as an adult and still adore it!
One of the few truly hilarious adult films of the 90s.
Before Seth MacFarlane got to where he is now with adult comedies like Family Guy and American Dad, he actually had a job doing kids shows and worked on titles like Johnny Bravo and Dexter's Lab.
Mostly as a filler for the time after the local news and the start of prime time.as a kid and as an adult i have always look forward to the old movies and this is one good flick for its time.I am trying to find this on DVD and would appreciate if some one who reads will help me find it although it will probably pretty tough.When Tris movie was on the TV i would always make an effort to see it.Although seemly laughable i still think it is a worthwhile investment for what is still a good scare.When the zombies come out to do battle with the police is still a shocker even by todays standards
It is a must see, but fans of the comic book might be a little confused of the characters being kinda young (Rogue in this film is a teen and in the comic book series she is an adult) and being under-developed.
When you sit down to watch a comedy that you think may have potential to be really genuine, hilarious, and have some crude adult humor thrown in beware, it may turn out to be a total stinker like "Waiting...".
I ended up seeing it three more times while it was still in theatres because it brought back the same feelings plus new ones from having watched the film from an adult perspective.
NO adult can sit through more than a few minutes, and you end up wondering if it's doing any permanent damage to your kid's minds.
George (both the youth and adult versions), is especially hilarious-- "Meat and Potatoes!",
I first saw this movie on late night television in the fall of 1986 on an independent channel which had a policy of showing a movie after midnight would guarantee that nothing would be censored such as adult language or nudity.
This movie was just lame on every level.The lead actor was as weak as water.The story was suppose to be disturbing, with urban "street smarts", and it reminded me more of a cross between an "after school special" and a Lifetime movie, but with some horribly delivered and unconvincing mature language.The plot was suppose to be a loosely based "true to life" story about a juvenile sent to an adult facility, and the hardships he endured, with rape scenes that I guess were meant to be disturbing.
It's Natalie Wood's best adult film role, and arguably her best film performance:she's never been more natural or at ease in front of the camera.
If you're a sentient adult please, please, please give this movie a miss.
Perfectly cast and executed, "Caught" peers into the lives of a middle aged couple who own a NYC fish market as a hired man becomes more than just a friend displacing their wayward adult son by day, the work-a-day husband by night, and acts as a catalyst for some compelling situations and performances.
A meeting with his adult daughter is brought up, but that plot point is dropped also.
For just an adult, I would say, it would be less special, as apposed to an adult who has children to watch get engaged with this magical movie.
I think that because of it's relative obscurity on adult swim it's overshadowed by Family Guy and South Park(both of which I also love).
I am a huge fan of the first and second Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, they were both fun films that even the oldest adult could still have fun too, I grew up with the cartoon and movies, so I just loved them from minute one.
Just about every adult born before 1970 will know who "Peanuts" are.
I have honestly seen better acting in adult films.
This is a film that for most of its running time has no other players than the three adult leads and a child.
As an adult I can appreciate the character studies but I wanted to see an army of robots.
On the rebound, she marries Dean (whose wife is now dead), much to the dismay of his adult daughter Carol (Geraldine Brooks).
And I like some crazy stuff (like most of the stuff on Adult Swim), too.
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