When did you lose your Rocky Horror Virginity?
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It's literally one of my first memories, seriously, I was probably like 6 when I first saw that movie. Though to be entirely honest, it wasn't until about a year ago when I saw the entire movie beginning to end in one sitting. I'd seen the whole movie before hand, it was just in bits and pieces.
I think I was 15 or so. I saw at a freinds house. Weird movie but fun to watch.
Damn it, now I have time warp stuck in my head.
Damn it, now I have time warp stuck in my head.
First time I saw it was live at Hollywood Horror Nights in Universal Studios. At first I was just confused and really didn't like it, but the songs grew on me after a while.
My Dad took me on a cruise in 2007 as a late High School Graduation thing. That was the first time (and so far, only time) I saw Rocky Horror. It wasn't that I didn't like the movie but I can't just watch a DVD of it alone or, with my GF or whoever. I've been spoiled by the epic interaction and, audience participation.
15 and I loved every moment of it. Every once in a while, I?ll walk around singing Rose Tints My World.
I was...let's see...18...in the Army and doing some training at Ft. Devins in Massachusetts. I'd travel into Cambridge to see the movie. It was great. I went every weekend while I was there.
It took me a really long time of seeing the film before I even got what the plot was through all the shouting...but it was great!
To all those folks who said, "I caught it on TV and didn't like it," you have to see it live, the experience is a whole crowd of people shouting back at the screen. Come to think of it, now that I'm back in Mass, I should probably go check it out again. Though I'm sure they are no longer singing about Dan Quayle anymore.
It took me a really long time of seeing the film before I even got what the plot was through all the shouting...but it was great!
To all those folks who said, "I caught it on TV and didn't like it," you have to see it live, the experience is a whole crowd of people shouting back at the screen. Come to think of it, now that I'm back in Mass, I should probably go check it out again. Though I'm sure they are no longer singing about Dan Quayle anymore.
Haha, I like the fact that 'Rocky Horror Virginity' is a kinda reference to the story itself!saintdane05 said:
I watched it with who-was-then my girlfriend, and kinda found it dissapointing! The songs were more annoying than good, and the whole bondage thing didn't really do anything for me! Was a bit wierd! I did enjoy
watching meatloaf die
Young? My cousin just saw it in a full theater, and he's nine. We taught him to shout profanity at people. Fun days insured.Mr Thin said:
When I was 16, or 17, with my mother and sister. Possible my at-the-time girlfriend was with us as well.
Thought the movie was pretty great. Not the best family movie, though.
Thought the movie was pretty great. Not the best family movie, though.
