
terra, so your PG is the same as our M - famaily entertainment for kids over 9 type of thing.what age group is your R? 12, 15 or 18? or do you have like R15 and R18?
xinau said:
Thanks xinau
I want Prometheus to be an American NC:) That's an Ozzie R.
So no film can be rated above PG on concept alone. That is wierd. If the film is about rapists discussing a particularly nasty rape but without harsh language or scenes of that rape - the board can't rate it above PG. It says will not, not may not. very strange.
ummester said:
xinau said:
Thanks xinauI want Prometheus to be an American NC:) That's an Ozzie R.
So no film can be rated above PG on concept alone. That is wierd. If the film is about rapists discussing a particularly nasty rape but without harsh language or scenes of that rape - the board can't rate it above PG. It says will not, not may not. very strange.
Vodi said:
I assume he's calling me a troll for starting this topic. It's an important subject and I think we've had some good discussion about it. Where he got trolling out of this conversation I don't know. I'd think it extremely odd if it wasn't addressed.
Dancing_Frog said:Has anyone seen a scary PG-13, recently? I can't remember one.
Dancing_Frog said:Has anyone seen a scary PG-13, recently? I can't remember one.
SUNSHINE was kinda scary and that was sci-fi in deep space.
the expendables was rated R (18) and made well over $160 mill and three times more on DVD sales.
if it is cut down for a teenage audience (who will hate the film and not understand it) then the extra scenes and stuff on the uncut DVD version will be non-cannon to the series. I'm paying my hard earned money to see a film Ridley Scott has made not a Disney rated horror/friendly comedy
deadinspace said:
Dancing_Frog said:Has anyone seen a scary PG-13, recently? I can't remember one.
SUNSHINE was kinda scary and that was sci-fi in deep space.
Thoth said:
Dancing_Frog said:Has anyone seen a scary PG-13, recently? I can't remember one.
If you mean something that's come out in the last half dozen years or so then yes - Drag Me to Hell. Also, the Ring, which came out in 2002 I think, was PG-13. I can probably think of others.
The ring definately - if they make Prometheus as unsettling as that with a PG then I'll be happy. You know the ring used subliminal messaging to play on the viewers subconcious though, which made some of the scenes work - don't know if they can pull that off in 3d.
Drag me to hell was a comedy - a good one, with an interesting message, i thought - but comedy before a horror - like most of that directors stuff.
TwoFace02 said:the expendables was rated R (18) and made well over $160 mill and three times more on DVD sales.
if it is cut down for a teenage audience (who will hate the film and not understand it) then the extra scenes and stuff on the uncut DVD version will be non-cannon to the series. I'm paying my hard earned money to see a film Ridley Scott has made not a Disney rated horror/friendly comedythe expendables cinema release was a 15Why couldn't teenagers understand the film and its a bold statement to say they will hate it
xinau said:Any film industry types here?
IMDB shows a release to the French-speaking European countries on May 30. What does that imply about when the film would have to be rated?Anyone care to speculate on when we'll actually get the rating from the MPAA? The sense I have is that the MPAA has probably already seen it, and sent it back with an R, and this is what pissed off Ridley so much, and that now they're either in an appeals process or figuring out what (if anything) to cut.None of that's based on any evidence, though, apart from reading between the lines of his recent statements in London & Paris.
deadinspace said:
tifosi77 said:Not sure where you got your numbers. Alien made $111M worldwide; Aliens made $185M worldwide. And that's from days when the cost of a ticket was three times less than what it now costs.