Gotta love the PG-13 rating for "racy innuendos". I just like that little phrase. A friend and I watched this last night and we got a little kick out of it. Just how it sounds. And the fact that I have seen hundreds of movies in my life and have never seen the term "racy innuendos" described under a rating for a movie.
I've got a fever, and the only prescription is more COWBELL!
I watched a bit of this thing today and it's true, it does have some evident innuendos, but they would only be understood by those who already know about "racy" stuff. Younger kids wouldn't get it, of course that's the point.
A good line is when the youngest girl says about their neighbours "he's taking it in the back, she wants to wrap daddy's package next christmas"
unexpected for the cleanest family on TV, for sure.
Or like when they run into Sam the Butcher in the kitchen (when Alice took him home) and he's wearing a robe and smoking a cigar, they ask what he's doing there, he says "Oh, I'm just delivering some meat." LOL!!! Or when they ask Marcia's date if he has protection (because it might rain) he says "Oh yes, in assorted colors and sizes."
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Also, who can forget Mrs. Dittmeyer's line about asking Greg and Peter to come inside the house and help her "make a sandwich."
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I remember seeing this in theaters when I was 4 years old and then for many years on VHS and never thought there was anything wrong. Now I'm 20 and I saw it on video again the other day and was laughing my head off! All the innuendos are so funny, and it's even funnier that I never realized it as a child!
shareWhich goes to prove, that there is no problem with children seeing many movies. Either they get the jokes or not. Silly how parents think a child is going to be damaged for life because they heard an innuendo.
Or when Marcia's date sees her broken nose and Marcia say's "I guess you don't want to take me out now" and he say's "It's not your nose I'm after."
shareLOL, yeah, that "delivering some meat" line was hilarious. David Graf did a great Sam the Butcher.
shareNot to split hairs, but I thought it was when Cindy came home from swapping misdelivered mail with the Detmeyers, she says "Daddy, Mrs. Detmeyer says she'd like to wrap your package this Christmas!".
shareI watched this movie today and after all the years of me seeing this I never realized how hilarious in innuendos are!, there are so many I was cracking
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How about:
Marcia Brady: Doug! I think I just felt your tongue in my mouth.
Doug: It's called a french kiss.
Marcia Brady: But I thought you were from Nebraska!
Charlie: Marcia, I think I just felt your tongue in my mouth.
Marcia Brady: It's called a French kiss, Charlie.
Charlie: Um, Marcia, I gotta go. Uh... Something suddenly came up.
Eric Dittmeyer: [about Marcia] I live next door to her, and she's harder to get into than a Pearl Jam concert.
Mrs. Dena Dittmeyer: My, you've gotten so big. You're almost as big as your daddy.
Greg Brady: And I'm still growing.
Mrs. Dena Dittmeyer: Right before my very eyes.
Bobby Brady: Boy, you sure have some strong thigh muscles Mrs. Whitfield.
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I love this movie for Brady Bunch nostalgia, 90's nostalgia, 1970's connections as well as the innuendo. I laugh out loud everytime I watch this movie.
Here's a couple more;
Alice (On Massage Chair): And I thought Sam had magic fingers!
Sam: Alice, I want you to stick out your hand & close your eyes. I got a surprise for you!
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The best of all are the inflated Condoms used as decorations at the school dance!
This movie parodied the '90s perfectly.
Greatest picture of All Time
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How about the classic 9-frame part at the beginning of the credits, bottom-centre, when Carol and Mike appear together and Mike opens a bottle of something and lowers it out of view...what's going on there?!
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