This movie I'm fairly certain was rated PG, not R. A previous poster stated here that this was his first R-rated movie. I'm pretty sure this is inaccurate. I remember seeing this movie at the theater when it first came out; I was five years old at the time. I could be wrong, but I'm fairly certain that my parents would not have taken me to see it if it was rated R. This movie represents one of my earliest childhood memories of going to the theater to see a movie on the big screen(which obviously was the only way you could see movies in those days!), so it will always have a sentimental place in my heart because of that. But I really did love the movie itself; I had forgotten how much so until I saw it for the first time in ages recently on cable TV. I had forgotten how much of an absolute riot Oliver Reed's character was, and Lee Marvin and Strother Martin are particularly outstanding in this as well. I actually thought the musical score for this was excellent as well!
Review of The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday
