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whoah. cool. :wow:
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I was thinking today. If Emo and Raul were cut, it would've gotten a PG. So does this mean Town Talk is rated PG? I ALWAYS skip over that when I'm watching with little kids. I can picture it now:
"Mommy, what's a lesbian nazi hooker?"

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Heh. I guess so. PG movies have allowed stuff like that before...
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But c'mon!

There are a few odd ball PGs though, like Spaceballs (which has the F bomb in it)
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The MPAA is very weird. They give movies ratings they don't deserve.

Yes, Spaceballs should have been a PG-13. The MPAA probably only made it PG because it was a parody of something kids like. Also, look at "Ice Age." That did not deserve PG. More like...G!
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weirdojace @ Feb 15 2004, 02:47 PM wrote: The MPAA is very weird. They give movies ratings they don't deserve.

Yes, Spaceballs should have been a PG-13. The MPAA probably only made it PG because it was a parody of something kids like. Also, look at "Ice Age." That did not deserve PG. More like...G!
Actually back when Spaceballs was made, 1987, the MPAA are not as strict about their rating system. Like I saw a PG movie, made in the 80s, that had sexual content in it along with nudity :inlove:..........ahem was well anyways. Just thought I'd mention that. :lookround: Gotta love the eighties. :P
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Well, different people rate it every time.
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Post by Driew_La_27 »

I know, but their scoring guide for rating the movie wasn't as strict. Like now if it says b*tch its PG-13. If it says crap it goes from a G movie to a PG movie.

But back in the 80s and such they would have to have sex selling drugs and cussing everyother word in order to make it a PG-13 movie. But in 2004 if that was in a new movie that would be a R movie.
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people could argue the opposite... 'specaily in canada...
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ccsyaoran @ Feb 15 2004, 03:19 PM wrote: people could argue the opposite... 'specaily in canada...
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