[Niamh.]

Bombed, I forgot this movie existed

[James]

Didn't get. Don't know it.

Answer -

Spoiler:

THE IN-LAWS

[Niamh.]

Same ^^

[Niamh.]

Bombed again............good film though

[Niamh.]

2nd clue

[Swan]

5th clue, and it's the first one i've got in about 5 days

[James]

Second guess.

Answer -

Spoiler:

AFTER EARTH

[Swan]

5th guess AGAIN, so annoying because i loved this film as a kid. Im really crap at this game.

[James]

First guess.

Answer -

Spoiler:

THE LAND BEFORE TIME

[Niamh.]

5th clue

[Niamh.]

[James]

First guess. A classic.

Answer -

Spoiler:

AMERICAN GRAFFITI

[Alf]

Third guess. Although I didn't put enough thought into the first two clues. I would have never considered it a comedy so that probably put me off. Yes there are comedic moments in it but I wouldn't have classed it in the comedy genre.

[Niamh.]

5th clue, should have got that sooner

[James]

Second guess.

Answer -

Spoiler:

STAND BY ME

[Alf]

1st guess.

One of my all time favourites.

[Swan]

2nd guess. Only thing that threw me off was it was rated R, thought that would be a PG-13 in the US.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Swan

2nd guess. Only thing that threw me off was it was rated R, thought that would be a PG-13 in the US.

I always remember from the old video shop days that it was rated 15. Don't think they still do that.

There was U (universal) PG (parental guardian) 15 and 18.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Swan

2nd guess. Only thing that threw me off was it was rated R, thought that would be a PG-13 in the US.

Saying it was a comedy threw me off

[Swan]

Originally Posted by Alf

I always remember from the old video shop days that it was rated rated 15. Don't think they still do that.

There was U (universal) PG (parental guardian) 15 and 18.

Yeah i remember all that, i was reading a lot about the BBFC and how they operated back in those days. "fcuk at 15" was a general rule they went by, so if a film said the word "fcuk" it was automatically a 15. I can't remember when the 12 certificate came out, the 90's i think, that helped lower a lot of the ratings.

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Saying it was a comedy threw me off

True, much more a coming of age drama.

[Alf]

Yeah, I remember 12 coming into play. I think you're probably right that it was 1990s

[Swan]

Stand By Me was rated R in the US because it said the word "fcuk" more than once.

[James]

The first 12 certificate in the UK was Batman from 1989.

[James]

Didn't get today's answer.

Answer -

Spoiler:

A PLACE IN THE SUN

[Alf]

3rd clue.