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Er, you really don't want to know about that.

Hey hey, cool. You never showed me a picture of the frog before. That's really cool. Isn't that the one Terry made for you?

Everything's so violent in Oklahoma.

They use the F word occasionally... I've seen worse PG-13 movies, though... I think it's the scene where you first see the Nazis that earned it the R rating. Plus, back when it was made, there was no PG-13 rating, and it obviously couldn't get the PG. they just had to go for the higher of the...

The first R rated movie that I actually watched straight through was Blues Brothers, and it was only a few months ago. The swearing doesn't bother me, really. I try not to swear too often (hehehe), but it's just one of those things that's never been shocking for me to hear in film or...

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Actually, I think it's either Jim Henson or Dave Goelz saying it. I'm pretty sure it's Jim, though. "She's drowning! She needs artificial perspiration." That is a funny moment.

Many of the best comedies use a dramatic theme, so I would still classify it a comedy. For instance, Bowfinger, The Muppet Movie, even Men in Black all had dramatic themes.

Children are allowed to see R rated movies, so long as their with a parent or guardian. Children under 17 are not allowed to view a film rated NC-17 no matter what... unless their parents rent it and sit their children down in their own home to watch it... which, in my opinion, would be soooo...

Don't it hurt?

Well, if you think about it, if I run far enough, I technically will be coming back. Just think about that sentence a minute.

Also before Kevin Clash performed him.

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Oh! Right! That's what it was. I thought it was The Book of Pooh. I'm sorry, you're right. I used to watch the reruns all the time on Disney Channel during the ninties. It was a good show. I used to have to watch it with the closed captioning on because I couldn't hear very well (I was born...

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