Blades of Glory/Rushmore

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Spacecadet replied

29 February 2008, 09:42
Rushmore is very family friendly, not everyone gets the humour though it is a tad oddball compared to most main stream comedies.

Blades of glory - very funny, but the humour is in the crudeness
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Sockpuppet replied

29 February 2008, 09:37
Rushmore is 100% tame. Nothing rude in there.
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Moscow Mule replied

29 February 2008, 08:31
Blades of glory is typical Will Ferrell. I'm pretty sure there's no real naughty bits - he does go off the rails a bit though, so if you're mother/father is a recovering alcoholic probably best not. Plus the kid from Napoleon Dynamite is in it - he's very funny.

Haven't seen Rushmore.
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thunderlizard started a topic Blades of Glory/Rushmore

28 February 2008, 23:28
Blades of Glory/Rushmore

These are my two LovefIlm DVDs at the moment, but unexpectedly I'm going to be visiting the parents this week.

So tell me: are they the kind of harmless comedies you can watch with your parents

Or:

the kind of comedies that are harmless for 99% of the way, but have a really rude bit somewhere that renders the whole experience irreparably awkward?

Sort of like when I was 14 and lent my (female middle-aged) physics teacher a book of Martin Amis short stories on the theme of particle physics - and then remembered the next day that it had a full-on cunnilingus scene pretty early on.
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