The Black Butler

6. Perfect blue

yeah... well this one's about a Pop-idol turned movie star. but then she's getting black-mailed to stay with her former band, when she refuses, whoever is blackmailing her, killing all the people who are willing to work with her, whoever is 'soiling' the pop-idol innocense.

I don't really mind this one, but some sceenes just don't seam apropreate for kids, even my age.
Reasons: Rape, violence, sexual and non sexual nudity.

7. Cat soup
that's not a movie...it's a whole acid trip.

Nyāko, the older sister of Nyātta, lies very ill in her room. By accident, Nyātta sees his sister leaving the house holding hands with the Japanese version of Ksitigarbha, (known as Jizou in Japanese) and follows them. Nyātta claims one half of his sister's soul by pulling one arm. Nyāko's soul gets split in two, and her brother runs away with one half. Jizou sends a clue about a flower they must search for in order to retrieve the missing part, then walks away with the other half.
Nyātta returns home to find the doctor telling his parents that his sister is dead. Nyātta gets closer with the half-soul in his arms and puts it back in his sister's body through her nose. Nyāko wakes up braindead. Nyātta and Nyāko travel together and visit a circus (where god is represented as a magician). The final act causes a flood of water, which covers everything. The two of them end up on an Arc-esque boat with a pig, which they eventually begin to eat (by unzipping his stomach and pulling out butcher slabs). God drains the world of the oceans, leaving the cats and pig stranded in a desert. The pig bites off Nyātta's arm, which is repaired by a desert-dweller who makes dolls from the pieces of other cats.
Traveling across the desert, they are brought to a house by the smell of food, and are invited inside by a man. They are fed, and when full the man attempts to turn them into soup, attacking them with a pair of scissors. He ends up falling into the cauldron, Nyātta cuts him into pieces with the scissors and the cats escape. Wandering further across the desert dehydrated, Nyātta digs and finds an elephant made of water, which cools them off and travels with them, though the elephant eventually evaporates from the heat. God accidentally stops the flow of time and disrupts space, and the cats play with the time-frozen scenes. Father Time turns time back on, shooting it forward and reversing it, and the cats find themselves back on their boat in the ocean. They drift into a marsh of metallic plants and creatures, coming across the flower that restores Nyāko to normal

Reasons: weird...may be violent to some...too young to watch it...

The Cowboy Bebop Movie: Knocking on Heaven's Door

Mars. Days before Halloween 2071. Villains blow up a tanker truck on Highway One, releasing a deadly virus that kills hundreds. Fearing a bigger, even more devastating biochemical attack, an astronomical reward is offered for the arrest and capture of the person behind the destruction. On the space ship "Bebop," Spike Spiegel and his crew of bounty hunters (Jet Black, Faye Valentine, Ed and Ein) are bored and short of cash. But with the news of the reward everything changes.
Based on the wildly popular TV series, "Cowboy Bebop," the big screen smash COWBOY BEBOP: THE MOVIE pits Spike and Co. against their deadliest adversary ever. Featuring stunning, state-of-the-art animation, this action-packed sci-fi adventure builds to a breath-taking, nail-biting climax, guaranteed to keep you hanging on the edge of your seat.

Indeed, great movie and series! one of my most favorits infact!!

Reasons: Partial nudity, drug's and alcoholoc refrence. violence.

Gankutsuou: the Count of Monte Cristo

"Death is certain, the hour is uncertain." one of my favorit sayings from this anime (which happens to be my FAAAAAAAAAVE!!!!!!!)

and it is the retelling of the story from the other characters POV (Unlike the original book which is from the counts POV )

Reasons: Nudity, sexual theme's, Violence, Masturbation, sex, betrayal and revenge. (Is best a dish served cold)

10. La Portrait de petit Cosette

The anime is about art student Eiri Kurahashi, who works in an antique shop. One day, he sees the image of a girl in an antique glass. To his shock, she appears to be moving and living out her life before his eyes. He becomes infatuated with the girl, and one night at midnight, somehow makes contact with her. He learns her name is Cossette, and that she was an aristocrat's daughter during the 18th century.
She reveals to him that her spirit has been entrapped within the glass by her murder, which was perpetrated by her betrothed, the artist Marcelo Orlando. To set her free, she tells Eiri, a man must be willing to take upon himself punishment for the sins Marcelo committed.
As the series progresses, Eiri is tortured mentally and physically by Cossette, who demands that he prove his professed love for her. It is revealed that Eiri is the reincarnation of Marcelo, and that Cossette is becoming as infatuated with him as he is with her. Also depicted are the efforts of the women in Eiri's life - relatives, friends and mentors, and the obligatory girl-next-door love interest - to free him from what is becoming increasingly obvious to them as a self-destructive path.

Reasons: Abuse, violence, blood, gore, not apropriate for younger kids, contrevertial (Between me and Vera!)