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⌈ Secret Post #4449 ⌋

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[sense8]

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[mcu (bucky barnes /winter soldier)]

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[Hazel, from The Umbrella Academy]

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[The Breakfast Club]

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[Brooklyn Nine-Nine]

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[Wil Wheaton and Gates McFadden from Star Trek: The Next Generation]

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[Overwatch League]

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Probably Rocky Horror Picture Show. It still creeps me the fuck out.

Probably Pretty Baby, the movie about prostitutes 'starring' a pre-pubescent Brooke Shields.

Cool World

It's a good movie and I thought so even at the time, but it was playing on television when I watched it at, I think, 10 or 11.

I think I also watched Phantasm around then, too, though I don't think I understood a lot of it, which probably made it worse. I can tell you the part in the bathroom at the end really stuck with me.

Waiting to Exhale.

I don't consider anything in it terribly "strong" in terms of ratings, but it is definitely not a flick for young teens.

Urban Legends I think I caught on tv when I was pretty young. I was really into horror movies in spite of not being allowed to watch them. I used to sneak downstairs and hunt for them on tv.

I'm willing to bet you were at least partly into horror movies precisely BECAUSE you were not allowed to watch them.

Is that the show that checked which urban legends were based in fact or completely made up?

I'm pretty sure the very 90s horror movie with Alicia Witt, Jared Leto, Joshua Jackson, Tara Reid, etc. is what philstar22 is referring to. College kids are killed off in various urban legend type ways. It was a fair, but not that memorable horror movie.

I guess that make a lot more sense, tbh;;

Gremlins. I couldn’t even watch the whole movie. I’m a wuss when it comes to horror movies.

I saw American Psycho around 14, which was pretty young given how much graphic sexual violence is in that movie.

But the movie I personally think of myself as being "too young" for, the first time I saw it, is actually The Talented Mr. Ripley. And by "too young" I mean that I thought it was horribly boring and couldn't fathom why anyone would like it. Then I saw it in my twenties and it's been one of my absolute favorite movies ever since.

Ehh, a lot actually... It never really bothered me, aside from a few occasions, like when I saw Final Destination for the first time when I was seven. Not fun, I'll have to say;;
I remember being more embarrassed than traumatized when I watched 40 Year Old Virgin when I was twelve with my extended family... Other than that, I remember being around eight when my Nana brought me and my sister to see The Mummy in theatres. She must not have realised what the movie was about, since she had a fit once it started playing. She ended up dragging us out of the theatre and into a different, more 'child friendly' movie after about ten or twenty minutes. Good times.

Dances With Wolves, I was 8 or 9 at the times and the guys in charge of the summer camp thought it would be perfect to keep children occupied while they prepared our "indians & cowboys" thematic play.
According to my parents I spent weeks ranting about "the feet" afterwards, something I've since wiped from my memory but from reading the book as a young adult I picture all too well what I meant at the time.

It and A Chinese Ghost Story.

Jurassic Park. I loved Dinosaurs and didnt understand why i wasn't allowed to watch a dino movie. i watched it in secret and oooohhhh booyyyy.

That movie came out 4 months before I turned 6 years old. I saw it with my parents and I STILL love that film to this day.

I also watched all of the Indiana Jones films at that age with my mom. Same for Star Wars. And even though they mostly weren't super violent (with the exception of Temple of Doom), they were still a little too much for most children at that age. But I love all of them and they never gave me nightmares, so. *shrug*

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