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What was YOUR 1st R rated movie? Continued.


Hey once again! I posted this about a year ago, but it vanished on me so I guess I'll start it again! My first R was The Lost Boys I think. I used to hate it, but I recently re-discovered it and now it's one of my fave movies of all-time. Anyway, what was yours?

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Die Hard

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Idle Hands...

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In Italy ratings work different, we have only Suitable for everyone, 14+ and 18+ (which is used mostly for porn or really strong movies), but I think the first far-more-than-my-age-rated movie I've seen was Django which is 18+ here (as of 1966, probably today it'll easily be suitable for everyone and PG-13 in the US), seen it when i was in 4th, maybe 5th grade, which is Unrated in the US so the first officially R-Rated movie I've seen was probably The Godfather, like Django in 4th or 5th grade, which in italy is oddly rated suitable for everyone.

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First R rated movie? Terminator 2. I remember crying when Arnold dies at the end. Manly 5 year old tears.

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Dolls (1987), watched when I was just 3 years old! It was so creepy back then that I had to sleep in my mom's bedroom for almost a week!

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I think mine was Terminator 2.
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Aliens...or maybe Indiana Jones

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None of the Indiana Jones movies are rated R.

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Well, this is an old thread, but it is still going strong so I thought I would reply. My first R rated movies were The Exorcist (1973) and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) double feature at a drive-in in my hometown. It was around Halloween, and it was "Oldies Night". My uncle took me, I was 7.
The Exorcist scared me, but TCM freaked me out for weeks. I had nightmares about Kirk's death with the hammer, that was just brutal! I should say that the same uncle gave me my first drink of beer, put me to work at age 10 helping him remodel his house, and made me go back and fight the first bully that ever picked on me. I miss that man. And, TCM is still one of my favorite old school horror movies.

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The Poseidon Adventure (1972) In the theater, I was 10! :)

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