I liked the movie, though I haven't seen it in a while.

LOVE IT! I even have an old t-shirt from its first release in the United States. It just stays in my closet though. I am scared something bad will happen to it.

I first saw RHPS when I was eleven. My friend had a copy of it. (I'm starting to realize through my posts here that my friends were bad influences by my mother's standards, anyway.) I loooved it. I thought it was simply the most fantastic movie I had ever seen in my life. Men in corsets? Blatant homosexual references and double entendre? AWESOMESAUCE. Ok not really, I probably said something like "oh wicked" because ya know, that was the 90's.

I watched it not too long ago and found myself disenchanted, the ability to suspend disbelief was increasingly difficult. Much like my adult viewing of Serpent and the Rainbow after seeing Interview with a Vampire. Still love the sound track, just not keen on the ending any more. I'd much rather watch Clue. It also become somewhat of a banner for the GLBT kids hanging out in karaoke bars I frequented. So much so for some that they would join the local casts.

If I had kids I would probably show it to them just to say hey look at this iconic film and tell me what you think about it. I am also disappointed to learn there is to be a remake and that O'Brien greenlighted it. I'm terrified to see what that will be like.

I love RHPS!

It's just a jump to the left...

I had wanted to see it for the longest time, because everyone was raving about it. But then, when I finally saw it, I just thought it was okay. I think it's one of those movies that everyone loves, because it's strange and therefore they think it's so unique.

Love it, Frank is sooooooooo sexy

I've not seen it, but I'd like to. The problem is, I've been sworn off seeing it until my girl comes to visit on holiday, next year.

I love it and go to midnight showings once in a while.

Love it. I remember watching it as a little kid and thinking it was awesome. My mom made me watch it actually because she was a big fan. I have the dvd somewhere in one of these boxes Ill have to dig it up.

I used to work at the Rocky production on Boston!!!




And the Rocki Whore parody is seriously worth watching. Any Rocky fan can appreciate it.