Well, Big has not aged that well…

[Cotherstone]

Watching it with DD(10) after finding it in a charity shop, and I do NOT remember half of the stuff in it 😮

The casual use of “bullshit”, comment on a woman that “If you even say hello to her, she’ll wrap her legs around you so tight you’ll beg for mercy”, not to mention the female lead asking for a sleepover and Tom Hanks’ character saying “Sure, but I want to be on top…”

Any other films ruined introducing them to your kids?

Grease how on earth did they think the 30 something cast would pass for teenagers😂

When you are a kid it's hard to understand that the teenagers were from the 50s. Just thought it was American teenagers of the time itms

I love BIG. I always thought it was strange she still kind of pursued him even though he was a child, once she found out.

Casual use of bullshit? Really don't see the issue there.

As for the woman at work, well if she would, what's the problem? So she liked sex with colleagues?

I saw a film last year that was modern where they made a whole joke out of a baby holding a dildo and I found that worse than anything that's aged to be honest.

Yes, it was an A, and then a PG when it came out on video in 1987. The BBFC has an interesting page about Grease (and the attitudes of the film classifiers of the time). I remember thinking as a young teenager, when I first saw it all the way through rather than just clips and then dancing to some of the music at dance school, that there was a lot of social commentary in it (probably not in those exact terms) and not that it was just a fun romance. But I think I first watched it through with my mother who could give some context. It ought to be a 12 rating, IMO. I wouldn't expect it to "age well" though, as it is a 1978 film based on a 1971 set in 1958-1959. So very much a period piece twice over.

Alright Quentin.

You would like "shreds" - google any band and shreds, you will love that.

I don't know if anybody else has mentioned it - but "Junior" I use to think it was hilarious. I started watching it again a few weeks ago - ye gods! it was so wrong in so many ways.

Is that the one where a man gets pregnant?

Goodness! Not a cartoon vole doing burlesque dancing 😱 I hope you got therapy.

Like a PP above I recently watched Ghostbusters. I made the mistake of thinking it was something my 9 year old would like but there was so much overt sexuality and innuendo, it all just felt SO wrong - particularly the scene mentioned by the PP with Bill Murray and the student - bleurgh.

Such a shame though as was a brilliant idea.

His character is supposed to be a complete arsehole!

😂😂😂

😂 There's also drink spiking! The horrors!

Well, yes, but an endearing arsehole, who’s a nice guy underneath.

All we could see was pure arsehole!

Don't forget Dan Akroyd getting erm...fondled by a ghost. Apparently I kept asking my older brother what was going on which amused him and his then girlfriend who had smuggled me in to watch the film at the cinema.