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lol. I didn't actually expect it to be correct.

I can't think of anything witty. So, I'll just go with a sitcom I've been watching lately.

Teletubbies?

Ah, Murphy Brown. I didn't realize it had been rebooted too. If I had realized Tyne Daly was in one of the pictures, I might have eventually guessed it. But I didn't realize who she was, just knew she looked vaguely familiar.

Congrats, Mandle.

I probably shouldn't bring up Galactica 1980...

I didn't know the movie was any bit obscure. Admittedly, I've never seen it, but I've heard it referenced quite a lot.

The Wizard?

Tron?

Wargames?

Hmm. So this tells me it's probably set in the 80s, maybe early 90s and has a video game arcade... The Last Starfighter?

I'm going along with Mandle's line of thought... Postal?

The thing is that the ratings for movies in the US isn't standardized. There are some rough guidelines, but at the end of the day the rating depends on what a select group of people think. So, movie ratings are less a reflection of how Americans feel, but more how a small group of Americans feel.

Xanadu?

Indeed so. Or close enough at least.

Oops. I missed that post somehow. Interesting. The screenshots really look like they're from an Animal Crossing game.

Magician's Quest: Mysterious Times?

Huh... I wouldn't have thought an Animal Crossing game would be that obscure. Apparently I haven't looked in this thread in over a week.
I can't say which Animal Crossing game it is, though.

But it is Luke Wilson. I have confirmed the movie. But since I haven't actually seen it, I will give someone who may have seen it a chance...

I second it being Luke Wilson. Or another Wilson I don't know of...

I vote for Jack, since I was unwilling to name the movie.

Why? I didn't need a reminder this movie exists...
Couldn't we just pretend Green Lantern is the worst comic book movie that Ryan Reynolds was in?