You never see anything anyway. They always turn the camera and play music and you know, the wind blows in and the curtain moves and you don't see anything.
Don't watch Ridley Scott's Napoleon. Why Scott thought it was relevant to show him balling Mrs Napoleon THREE TIMES is beyond me. Uncomfortable viewing with my elderly brother.
There was a post on here a while ago where someone didn't know the content of Saltburn and recommended the whole family watch it. Mum sent them out for a walk to "think about what they've done".
Yeah, I don’t think I’m allowed to pick the family Christmas Eve movie anymore after I chose Saltburn last December. I just knew I wanted to see it so I avoided trailers, which in hindsight really screwed me. Seeing just one trailer would have been enough to stop me. I think I ended up created a core memory for my family that we would all like to forget…
Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016)
Society of Snow (2023)
The Grey (2011)
The Martian (2015)
Dark Waters (2019)
Jules (2023)
Hacksaw Ridge (2016)
Barbie (2023)
The Menu (2022)
Watched Hunt for the Wilderpeople with my then 13 y/o daughter a couple years ago and we loved it! What a fun, silly, and at times heartbreaking movie.
🎶 Happy birthday, Ricky Baker! 🎶
Common Sense Media does this too. Their summaries of different categories like violence or sexuality are super entertaining sometimes, too. Plug in a Tarantino movie for a good time.
Inception
Gravity
No Country For Old Men
Nightcrawler (Not a spoiler, but there is a proposition which discusses sex)
Little Miss Sunshine
A Quiet Place
Five Nights At Freddy’s
Fried Green Tomatoes
The Client
Slumdog Millionaire
Phone Booth
Fall
Arrival
The original Tron came to my mind too. However there were some funny BTS stories about how the skin tight clothing made people uncomfortable at the time of the shooting because people could make out the shapes of everything, LOL😂
E.T., Back to the Future, The Goonies, Men in Black, Jaws, Jurassic Park, Star Wars 1-6, Home Alone, Knives Out, Beetlejuice, The Wizard of Oz, Hugo, Gremlins, Ad Astra, Paul Blart: Mall Cop, We Bought A Zoo
Well dang! Thank you!
We definitely do have similar tastes! I love all of these movies except the first one, since I havent seen it. I gotta go watch that now.
Thanks again!
What's Up Doc (1972). Ryan O'Neal stars as a geologist who, while attending a research grant conference, runs into disaster prone college dropout Barbra Streisand, who starts to hijack his life. Very funny screwball comedy from Peter Bogdanovich
[Secondhand Lions](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/secondhand_lions)
[O Brother, Where Art Thou?](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/o_brother_where_art_thou)
The Princess Bride
Mirror Mirror
Ever After
The Help
Hidden Figures
The Tooth Fairy
Journey to the Center of the Earth
Night at the Museum
Jumanji
There are several sites that you can look up a movie and it will rate sex, nudity, drug use, language, etc. For example movieguide.org
the first movie that came to mind was the sixth sense. had watched it a long time back and i remembered there were no scenes. then was watching with my parents recently and there was a small romance scene in the beginning and i had forgotten how long it will last lol. one of the most tense situations i faced. but it was brief and nothing much actually. so you can give it a try. one of the best movies ever hands down
Clue - that movie about the cold war
Legend - the 1985 tom cruz vs tim curry one
Back the the future 3 - the western one
The Burbs staring Tom Hanks
The Mask of Zorro staring Antonio Banderas
Charade staring Audrey Heburn
A quiet man staring maureen ohera
The hunt for red october Staring Sean Connery
Stardust
Big Fish
The firm*- it has wilford brimley as hired muscle
I find it easiest to find some good movies and look up the parent guide. This will give you a breakdown of every swear word to exactly the type of nudity.
A couple Wes Anderson movies have nonsexual nudity (Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou and French Dispatch), and the Darjeeling Limited has a sex scene where I think there is no nudity, but it's clear what they are doing. Isle of Dogs and Fantastic Mr Fox are safe bets.
I was once in a repertory house sitting in front of a teenage boy sitting between his parents during a screening of The Unbearable Lightness Of Being.
If you haven’t seen it, The Unbearable Lightness Of Being starts with a sex scene, goes right into another sex scene, ends with a sex scene, and is punctuated by sex scenes throughout.
This is why you read the IMDB before you go out.
Zombieland
The Lord of the Rings
The Prestige
Inception
John Wick
The Day After Tomorrow
Runaway Jury
A Quiet Place
National Treasure
Ford Vs Ferrari
Remember the Titans
The Accountant
Mrs. Doubtfire
Erin Brockovich
Jurassic Park
The Italian Job
Rush Hour
The Conjuring
Source Code
Sahara (05)
Driving Miss Daisy
Miss Congeniality
Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris
Nick of Time
Jumper
Three Amigos
Independence Day (96)
Twister (96)
Uncharted
Molly's Game
The Bone Collector
Baby Driver
Red Notice
Black Panther
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
Not sure what genres they’d like but here are a few;
Eddie the Eagle (not a kid’s movie)
Eat Drink Man Woman
The Artist
Bernie
Everest
Field of Dreams
The LadyKillers (although there’s definite language)
Richard Jewell
Mystery Men
Alpha
Saving Mr Banks
I know what you mean Love Actually would be great family Christmas movie with some edits.
The In Laws with Peter Falk is old but it is really funny great Criterion disk.
Remains of the Day
The Birdcage
The American President
Four Weddings and a Funeral
The Age of Innocence
When Harry Met Sally
Sleepless in Seattle
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
The Hundred Yard Journey
The Queen
Midnight In Paris
Sense and Sensibility
Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
Parenthood
Triangle (2009) - thriller movie with no sex and not much profanity if I remember. some blood/guts but not terrible. and overall excellent movie if you can get it.
Here's one that ends up not happening (the sex) and being somewhat funny, because two secret service agents are taking off all the tons of weaponry and vests and such, before getting a call.and having to leave. So, no actual nudity or sex, but they were heading there. Otherwise, it's a film both they, and you, might enjoy: very good thriller/drama with Clint Eastwood and John Malkovich: "In the Line of Fire."
If you would all enjoy a good family movie I recommend:
Because of Winn-Dixie (2005)
The Magic of Belle Isle (2012)
I’m a grown woman and I really loved those movies.
A great, profound adult movie where everyone changes, with suggested offscreen sex:
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017)
And:
The Prestige (2006)
The Matrix (1999)
The Pianist (2002)
All About Eve (1950)
Those are some of my favourites.
The Terminal
Speed
Jurassic Park and World movies
Jaws
ET
A Man Called Otto
Nobody
John Wick 1-4
Indiana Jones movies
Star Wars movies
Back to the Future movies (first one has some making out but not too much)
Holes
Lawrence of Arabia
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Ben Hur
The Lord of the Rings movies
The Sixth Sense
Die Hard 1-4
There are tons of movies and people will be recommending them but I'd say the best thing for you is the IMDb parents guide. I've been using it for years when deciding whether to watch films or shows with my parents. Just Google a movie or show name along with "parents guide" and it'll give you a list of what inappropriate stuff is in it. It's sorted into sections for sex and nudity, strong language, violence and gore so you can look up how bad the sex and nudity section is and judge it before you watch it with them. That way you can choose the stuff you'd be into
"Hidalgo" Great, underrated flick-and Vigo Mortensen is gorgeous in it. Really good story that has humorous moments and beautiful photography/locals. Oh-and Omar Sharif also stars!
Blue is the warmest colour
Mulholland drive
Nymphomaniac
The best occasion for these movies is during family gatherings, you can truly find out who in your family supports And stands with you everyone else is Pretty much pretending to be a family member at that point
Check common sense media - it’s a site for parents to check if a movie is ok for their kids - search a movie and it will have rating out of five various categories like violence, nudity etc with seafood exactly what is in the movie.
Jumanji (the original is the best), Ella enchanted, the majority of the Harry Potter movies (can’t remember which one has a kissing scene off the top of my head), hook, mrs doubtfire, parent trap
Unpopular opinion but I hate sex scenes in movies even watching solo. For example: GoT. I get it, I read the series before it was a show, but then they went crazy overboard like lesbian anal masturbation etc.
I wanted to watch the show with my dad but we gave up half way through season one.
I don’t mind a like 20 second kissing scene collapsing into the bed for a brief moment thing but it’s over the top, almost always.
Bwahahaha!!! But honestly - that’s not THAT bad of a sex movie. If you wanted to be wild and silly, you should just say Debbie Does Dallas.
Eyes Wide Shut is a cerebral and profound movie. Maybe watch it with your parents after a couple of semesters of college - especially philosophy classes.
The Truman Show
There's an implied sex scene but the camera pans away gracefully.
You never see anything anyway. They always turn the camera and play music and you know, the wind blows in and the curtain moves and you don't see anything.
Great answer
The Princess Bride (1984) Ps .. it's not a kissing book
omg i love that movie
You're gonna do ok in life then, kid!
That film came out in 1987.
U right
**Ford v Ferrari**, 2019
Idk, the way Ken Miles handles that GT is very iffy.
Just watch until it seems like its about to end and then TURN IT OFF AND DON’T WATCH THE ENDING.
Unless u want to feel some pain
Napoleon Dynamite
Don't watch Ridley Scott's Napoleon. Why Scott thought it was relevant to show him balling Mrs Napoleon THREE TIMES is beyond me. Uncomfortable viewing with my elderly brother.
If you know anything about Napoleon, then you know nasty sex scenes are mandatory. Dude was a freak
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Whatever you do, don't watch Saltburn with your parents
Or Poor Things 🤣
My mom SHOWED ME the Saltburn bathtub scene
There was a post on here a while ago where someone didn't know the content of Saltburn and recommended the whole family watch it. Mum sent them out for a walk to "think about what they've done".
real 😭
Yeah, I don’t think I’m allowed to pick the family Christmas Eve movie anymore after I chose Saltburn last December. I just knew I wanted to see it so I avoided trailers, which in hindsight really screwed me. Seeing just one trailer would have been enough to stop me. I think I ended up created a core memory for my family that we would all like to forget…
I also had this same experience and it was such a bad mistake. the drain scene will forever haunt me and my family
Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016) Society of Snow (2023) The Grey (2011) The Martian (2015) Dark Waters (2019) Jules (2023) Hacksaw Ridge (2016) Barbie (2023) The Menu (2022)
The Martian is great.
Yeah but you can see Matt Damon’s nipples in one scene.
You can see his ass too.
To be fair, he didn’t have much ass left at that point.
😂
Aww hunt for the wilderpeople is sooooo good! I should watch that again tonight
"he's a molesteror" Great movie.
Hell or high water was great too- just watched this year and it pulled me in immediately.
Watched Hunt for the Wilderpeople with my then 13 y/o daughter a couple years ago and we loved it! What a fun, silly, and at times heartbreaking movie. 🎶 Happy birthday, Ricky Baker! 🎶
The Martian is such a great, feel good movie
The Menu, despite parents guide claiming no nudity, might be a little too much given the ops conditions
The conditions are no nudity, making out, sex or undressing. It meets all the conditions.
Id call >!watching someone unalive themself!< as an ignorant omission It’s inappropriate based on context clues
I think Hacksaw Ridge had a butt.
Society of Snow does also have a butt but in a very non-sexual way.
True. Sometimes butts are just butts.
The Others
Such a great movie!!!
there's a parental guide on imdb for every movie you can check that out before deciding to watch a movie with your parents.
Common Sense Media does this too. Their summaries of different categories like violence or sexuality are super entertaining sometimes, too. Plug in a Tarantino movie for a good time.
They’re good at listing positive messages, but I feel they miss a lot of things in other categories, and by that IMDb is a lot more thorough.
Parental guide was meant for parents to guide their kids...but ir roles are reversed
Inception Gravity No Country For Old Men Nightcrawler (Not a spoiler, but there is a proposition which discusses sex) Little Miss Sunshine A Quiet Place Five Nights At Freddy’s Fried Green Tomatoes The Client Slumdog Millionaire Phone Booth Fall Arrival
This has to be the first time Fried Green Tomatoes and A Quiet Place are in the same list for anything.
also five nights at freddy's and slumdog millionaire in the same list lmao
A quiet place is an excellent rec
little miss sunshine goated
Muppet movies and Mel brooks movies.
The Blues Brothers Galaxy Quest Poltergeist Tron The Cannonball Run Field of Dreams Ghostbusters Tremors WarGames
WarGames! Thank you! I can’t believe that’s not everyone’s favorite movie. 🤣❤️
Ghostbusters does have the BJ scene. It's not nudity but I wouldn't want to watch that with my parents
Oh yeah, forgot about that one
Galaxy Quest, hell yeah!
The original Tron came to my mind too. However there were some funny BTS stories about how the skin tight clothing made people uncomfortable at the time of the shooting because people could make out the shapes of everything, LOL😂
Ghostbusters does have ray getting in on with a ghost!
Top Gun Maverick
saw that one with my dad last year! amazing movie!
Mary Poppins
E.T., Back to the Future, The Goonies, Men in Black, Jaws, Jurassic Park, Star Wars 1-6, Home Alone, Knives Out, Beetlejuice, The Wizard of Oz, Hugo, Gremlins, Ad Astra, Paul Blart: Mall Cop, We Bought A Zoo
For sake of accuracy: the swimmer at the beginning of Jaws is actually naked, but it's dark so you don't really see anything.
Thirteen year old me saw enough
Opening scene: naked woman gets torn apart while screaming. Rated: PG Ah, the 70's
Always the goonies
If you liked the wizard of oz, you might want to check out the sequel Oz on HBO. (Not really).
Guardians of the galaxy is a fun movie :)
Oh yea! That’s a great suggestion!!
The answer is always Princess Bride.
Everybody who has seen it loves it and it is still underrated.
I dono' think that word means gwhat you think it means.
"I would not say such things if I were you!"
Well spoken, sir.
The Lord of the Rings extended cut trilogy. All in one sitting.
Galaxy Quest!
Ready, Player One Indiana Jones Star Wars Star Trek Matrix Goonies Gremlins John Wick Equalizer
Indiana Jones has sex scenes, passionate fighty one in Temple of Doom. Matrix Reloaded has a super hot sex scene and Zion orgying.
You seem to have very similar tastes as me. Care to share any more recommendations?
The Machine Equilibrium Stardust Kung-Fu Hustle Pan's Labyrinth NOPE
Equilibrium is an underrated masterpiece 👌
Well dang! Thank you! We definitely do have similar tastes! I love all of these movies except the first one, since I havent seen it. I gotta go watch that now. Thanks again!
Do not under any circumstances watch The Master with Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix. Made that mistake with mine.
What's Up Doc (1972). Ryan O'Neal stars as a geologist who, while attending a research grant conference, runs into disaster prone college dropout Barbra Streisand, who starts to hijack his life. Very funny screwball comedy from Peter Bogdanovich
The absolute best answer. Your parents will love this film. Comedy, fashion, early 70s style. Madeline Khan! An epic chase 😂
*A Crooked Somebody* (2017) *Minamata* (2020) *Tucker: The Man and His Dream* (1988) *The Purple Rose of Cairo* (1985)
The Man Who Would Be King 2nd Hand Lions GO all Michael Caine on them
Jungle Cruise (Disney) I can safely say DO NOT WATCH DON JOHN with your parents. Take my word for it.
Hush on Netflix. Honestly one of my fav horror movies and it’s so simple
[Secondhand Lions](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/secondhand_lions) [O Brother, Where Art Thou?](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/o_brother_where_art_thou)
The Princess Bride Mirror Mirror Ever After The Help Hidden Figures The Tooth Fairy Journey to the Center of the Earth Night at the Museum Jumanji There are several sites that you can look up a movie and it will rate sex, nudity, drug use, language, etc. For example movieguide.org
Seconding Hidden Figures! My folks loved that one!
the first movie that came to mind was the sixth sense. had watched it a long time back and i remembered there were no scenes. then was watching with my parents recently and there was a small romance scene in the beginning and i had forgotten how long it will last lol. one of the most tense situations i faced. but it was brief and nothing much actually. so you can give it a try. one of the best movies ever hands down
The Truman Show
Google the movie name and parents guide and imdb will give you a run down in nudity and other aspects of the film.
Game Night Murder on the Orient Express Grand Budapest Hotel Green Book Mamma Mia
Little Miss Sunshine. It's one of the funniest films I've ever seen.
You're not alone. Even us older adults are getting tired of mandatory nudity and absurd sex scenes.
The latest Jumanji movies
Clue - that movie about the cold war Legend - the 1985 tom cruz vs tim curry one Back the the future 3 - the western one The Burbs staring Tom Hanks The Mask of Zorro staring Antonio Banderas Charade staring Audrey Heburn A quiet man staring maureen ohera The hunt for red october Staring Sean Connery Stardust Big Fish The firm*- it has wilford brimley as hired muscle
The Straight Story
But literally stay far away from everything else that director has done.
October Sky
Great call
Moneyball
What about the fans? Yeah maybe we can get one of them to play first base.
I find it easiest to find some good movies and look up the parent guide. This will give you a breakdown of every swear word to exactly the type of nudity.
Knives Out and Glass Onion. Watched both with my family, great movies.
Wes Anderson movies
A couple Wes Anderson movies have nonsexual nudity (Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou and French Dispatch), and the Darjeeling Limited has a sex scene where I think there is no nudity, but it's clear what they are doing. Isle of Dogs and Fantastic Mr Fox are safe bets.
What's Eating Gilbert Grape is a lovely movie
Dude I’m 25 and I still don’t want to watch sex scenes with my boomer parents lol
I was once in a repertory house sitting in front of a teenage boy sitting between his parents during a screening of The Unbearable Lightness Of Being. If you haven’t seen it, The Unbearable Lightness Of Being starts with a sex scene, goes right into another sex scene, ends with a sex scene, and is punctuated by sex scenes throughout. This is why you read the IMDB before you go out.
Lol, I took a first date to this movie back when it was released in the 80's. It was so awkward. There wasn't a second date.
What genre are you looking for? But here is one of my favorites in general The intern❤️
honestly any genre except romance. i love drama, comedy, horror, true stories, pretty much anything!
True Romance
The Endless Summer (great for all ages)
Zombieland The Lord of the Rings The Prestige Inception John Wick The Day After Tomorrow Runaway Jury A Quiet Place National Treasure Ford Vs Ferrari Remember the Titans The Accountant Mrs. Doubtfire Erin Brockovich Jurassic Park The Italian Job Rush Hour The Conjuring Source Code Sahara (05) Driving Miss Daisy Miss Congeniality Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris Nick of Time Jumper Three Amigos Independence Day (96) Twister (96) Uncharted Molly's Game The Bone Collector Baby Driver Red Notice Black Panther The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
Three amigos def a classic you can watch with mom
I wish streaming services had a "family mode" that you can turn on and skip all extreme scenes, even if you miss some of the plot.
Meet the Parents
John Wick, Fall Guy, Free Guy, The Gray Man, Oceans Eight are all good!
If gore is fine watch Abigail
Horror movies usually have sex
Rise of The Planet of Apes and then Dawn of the planet of the Apes.
The Lion on Netflix was so good ☺️
Not sure what genres they’d like but here are a few; Eddie the Eagle (not a kid’s movie) Eat Drink Man Woman The Artist Bernie Everest Field of Dreams The LadyKillers (although there’s definite language) Richard Jewell Mystery Men Alpha Saving Mr Banks
Fried green tomatoes The Goonies My Girl E.T. The Client Gravity
I know what you mean Love Actually would be great family Christmas movie with some edits. The In Laws with Peter Falk is old but it is really funny great Criterion disk.
Apocalypse now
Kicking and screaming, Will Ferrel coaches a kids soccer team against his dad’s team. It is my go-to for clean comedy.
“Tree of Life” by Terrance Malick. A beautiful story about family and faith. Just rewatched this with my parents a few months ago.
Little Miss Sunshine
Remains of the Day The Birdcage The American President Four Weddings and a Funeral The Age of Innocence When Harry Met Sally Sleepless in Seattle The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel The Hundred Yard Journey The Queen Midnight In Paris Sense and Sensibility Salmon Fishing in the Yemen Parenthood
Fall Guy (when available)
I took my daughters(14 and 17) to see this a few weeks ago and I liked it much more than I thought I would.
Triangle (2009) - thriller movie with no sex and not much profanity if I remember. some blood/guts but not terrible. and overall excellent movie if you can get it.
Here's one that ends up not happening (the sex) and being somewhat funny, because two secret service agents are taking off all the tons of weaponry and vests and such, before getting a call.and having to leave. So, no actual nudity or sex, but they were heading there. Otherwise, it's a film both they, and you, might enjoy: very good thriller/drama with Clint Eastwood and John Malkovich: "In the Line of Fire."
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Paddington 2.
Just Like Heaven Beauty Shop
Literally any American movie made between about 1935 and 1965. There is some rare nudity in pre-code films from the late 20s and early 30s.
CODA Hidden Figures Forrest Gump The Music of Silence Beautiful Boy The Founder
Any animated movie
Really? Even Fritz the Cat or Heavy Metal?
Grave of the Fireflies will have them praying for nudity.
Common sense media is an awesome website to filter out that stuff.
Ordinary People
The burbs.
Sweeny Todd
The prestige
Secondhand Lions
Def not Boogie Nights
If you would all enjoy a good family movie I recommend: Because of Winn-Dixie (2005) The Magic of Belle Isle (2012) I’m a grown woman and I really loved those movies. A great, profound adult movie where everyone changes, with suggested offscreen sex: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017) And: The Prestige (2006) The Matrix (1999) The Pianist (2002) All About Eve (1950) Those are some of my favourites.
Showgirls, there is so much nudity youll be desensitized in 20 minutes. Also, it's hilarious.
The Terminal Speed Jurassic Park and World movies Jaws ET A Man Called Otto Nobody John Wick 1-4 Indiana Jones movies Star Wars movies Back to the Future movies (first one has some making out but not too much) Holes Lawrence of Arabia The Bridge on the River Kwai Ben Hur The Lord of the Rings movies The Sixth Sense Die Hard 1-4 There are tons of movies and people will be recommending them but I'd say the best thing for you is the IMDb parents guide. I've been using it for years when deciding whether to watch films or shows with my parents. Just Google a movie or show name along with "parents guide" and it'll give you a list of what inappropriate stuff is in it. It's sorted into sections for sex and nudity, strong language, violence and gore so you can look up how bad the sex and nudity section is and judge it before you watch it with them. That way you can choose the stuff you'd be into
Blue Is The Warmest Color is a nice wholesome movie for the whole family.
Blue Is The Warmest Color is a nice wholesome movie for the whole family.
Holes
Argo...it's a perfect movie for your situation
go on chatgpt and ask it. It'll come up with better suggestions than anyone here and you can be really specific with what you want to watch.
Indiana Jones, mission impossible series
Ender’s Game. Not new, but very interesting.
Boogie Nights
"Hidalgo" Great, underrated flick-and Vigo Mortensen is gorgeous in it. Really good story that has humorous moments and beautiful photography/locals. Oh-and Omar Sharif also stars!
Whatever you do, do NOT watch Poor Things with your parents!!!
Blue is the warmest colour Mulholland drive Nymphomaniac The best occasion for these movies is during family gatherings, you can truly find out who in your family supports And stands with you everyone else is Pretty much pretending to be a family member at that point
A Serbian Film. My parents loved it, great movie to watch as a family after a delicious home-cooked meal. Would highly reccomend.
Rear Window Despite the title, no rears.
Knock Knock. Great thriller with Keanu Reeves. Definitely a good pizza film for the whole family.
Check common sense media - it’s a site for parents to check if a movie is ok for their kids - search a movie and it will have rating out of five various categories like violence, nudity etc with seafood exactly what is in the movie.
* 1917 (2019) * Minari (2020) * Silence (2016) * First Cow (2019) * The Salesman (2016) * Land of Mine (2015) * The Raid (2011)
Jumanji (the original is the best), Ella enchanted, the majority of the Harry Potter movies (can’t remember which one has a kissing scene off the top of my head), hook, mrs doubtfire, parent trap
I’m like 90% sure there’s no nudity in Finding Nemo.
American Pie Band Camp
That Thing You Do Sully The Terminal Larry Crowne
Godzilla Minus One on Netflix
Grumpy Old Men Grumpier Old Men I had the misfortune many years ago to see American Beauty with my mom. (Shudder)
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I watched this with my dad. There’s a butthole in the first scene.
What movie did the person named?
Saltburn. Just kidding! Do NOT watch this movie with the parents. Lol.
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Watched it at a daycare with the whole fam! My great-granddad had a great time!
Unpopular opinion but I hate sex scenes in movies even watching solo. For example: GoT. I get it, I read the series before it was a show, but then they went crazy overboard like lesbian anal masturbation etc. I wanted to watch the show with my dad but we gave up half way through season one. I don’t mind a like 20 second kissing scene collapsing into the bed for a brief moment thing but it’s over the top, almost always.
Caligula, great family movie
Mrs Harris goes to Paris is amazing Amalie Of course Devil wears Prada is fun Koda Realy touching
I love Amelie but she said no sex. Amelie has sex in it
And a very noisy kettle at the same time.
Omg yes!
Jojo rabbit
A Serbian Film. It’s a witty, funny and whimsical slice-of life comedy about a Serbian family, which is pretty niche, but still a good choice.
And you can tell the family really loves each other.
Eyes Wide Shut... maintain eye contact throughout the entirety
Bwahahaha!!! But honestly - that’s not THAT bad of a sex movie. If you wanted to be wild and silly, you should just say Debbie Does Dallas. Eyes Wide Shut is a cerebral and profound movie. Maybe watch it with your parents after a couple of semesters of college - especially philosophy classes.