I watched Terminator 2 Judgment day when I was 5. That was something but I love the graphic on that nuclear blast scene. Then I say to my self that we're generally undo ourselves.
I watched Terminator 2 Judgment day when I was 5. That was something but I love the graphic on that nuclear blast scene. Then I say to my self that we're generally undo ourselves.
NOT QUITE MY TEMPO
AHhh.. those were good times.. !!! I always wanted one of those Maxx FX Freddy dolls... a buddy of mine had the talking Freddy..SO GOOD!!
Halloween is not just a holiday.. its a way of life!
I still have the old Arnold doll figure of Commando.
Damn shame that whatever toy company was doing the Commando Arnold figure that they never even thought of making more doll figures of Bennet, Bill Duke and Alyssa Milano and heck even Dan Hedeya who was that goofy General or whatever he was
Darn right! I refuse to allow my kids to have screens and we do very little TV time, so they have amazing imaginations. I feel bad sometimes because when I sit down to play with them I cannot keep up. I told them the key to having a happy life is to never lose that imagination when they grow older![]()
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither!"
Yeah, for me as a kid, Castlegrayskull was the major hub for all of my action figure battles and adventures..not just my MOTU figures.
ahh the 80's when kids were raised right!
when you watch Conan the barbarian aged 10 and think this tells me everything I need to know about being a man.
good times![]()
Hoping for figures of: King Hsss slave girl, Major Header, Hans Hammerholder, Bubblor, Lady slither, Redeye, grr, Kayla, Gorgonne and the myp giants.
"everything will probably not be all right, but we have to try." V. Putin
" sometimes it is necessary to be lonely in order to prove that you are right." V. Putin
"You killed Captain Clown, YOU KILLED CAPTAIN CLOWN"-Joker.
In the U.S.A., in theory, any person of any age can see an "R" film but to gain admission, young children need a parent or "adult guardian" with them. Here in the U.K., in 1979, Alien carried the BBFC's "X" certificate which meant that you had to be 18 or over to see it.
Yes, there were toys here too, thanks for asking. There was even a sucker dart shooting game with, I think, toy versions of the "Rexim-Favor" derived laser guns*
*They're lasers in Alan Dean Foster's novel and there's a story doing the rounds saying the SFX crew attempted, by incorporating a real laser, to make a "firing" version.
EDIT: Interview with Nick Allder for "Filmmakers", (Volume 12, #7) quoted here regarding the above.
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(Charlie Brooker)Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, which is a pity because this week the National Association of Beholders wrote to tell me that I've got a face like a rucksack full of dented bells.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHQacdmVfGY&t=40s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3hPERQDaEs
And here's a parody commercial of what if they did The Thing toys in 1982
"You killed Captain Clown, YOU KILLED CAPTAIN CLOWN"-Joker.
Dragon Slayer had human sacrifice, baby dragons eating human body parts... let's not forget Legend. I seem to remember seeing a scene where people were being butchered by a giant pig demon guy.
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PG for pretty gross
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What about Terminator 2?
Mild stuff compared to Robocop which got an X rating originally! or what bout Toxic Avenger especially where a 12 year old boy is murdered on screen by his head getting crushed in detail by a car? that movie was originally x-rated for nudity, some sex and mostly extreme brutality/violence especially a man getting his skull busted by a weight machine and they did kids toys and merchandise and a cartoon based on it.
"You killed Captain Clown, YOU KILLED CAPTAIN CLOWN"-Joker.
Its almost as if completely over the top brutality was the goal. Then they started putting MPAA ratings on music, video games, and they stopped making violent cartoons, and started making cartoons with a message.
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Regular network cartoons were changed in the 80's to be less violent and more informative. Gi Joe and "the more you know" or even He-man's thoughtful recap at the end of the episode. When you got into cable cartoons, or even now Netflix for that matter, cartoons can be more graphic and violent than what's shown on the public networks.
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Well public cartoons in the 90s did had violent ones like Batman TAS and course in the 80s and 90s you had animation aimed at the adult market like Heavy Metal, Fire and Ice, Watership Down, Lord of the Rings, The Maxx, Spawn TAS, Wizards, Ninja Scroll, Akira and more even stuff from Japan.
Now would you love to see a Hulu or Amazon prime TV-MA animated series of Robocop? that would be cool to bring him back to his r-rated roots and even use the same satire as the original movie.
"You killed Captain Clown, YOU KILLED CAPTAIN CLOWN"-Joker.
I don't know if it is a little bit off topic, but new Netflix animated anthology produced by David Fincher is extremely hardcore and for mature audiences and is awesome: "Love - Death - Robots"
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