Latest MPAA Ratings: BULLETIN NO: 2086
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2012 has intense disaster sequences... Shocker!
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Here are the new MPAA ratings from BULLETIN NO: 2086.
An American In China
Rated PG-13 For some suggestive content and language.
Chatterbox
Rated G
Rated R For some sexual material.
NOTE: INTENDS TO APPEAL TO THE C.A.R.A. APPEALS BOARD
Release Date: October 9, 2009
God Send Me A Man
Rated PG-13 For some thematic materials.
Lake Mungo
Rated R For a scene of sexuality, and brief gruesome images.
Mother And Child
Rated R For sexuality, brief nudity, and language.
Muay Thai Chaiya
Rated R For brutal bloody violence and brief sexuality.
Rated R For language, and some sexual content including brief nudity.
NOTE: EDITED FOR RE-RATE. CONTENT IS DIFFERENT FROM R RATED VERSION, BULLETIN NO. 2052 (1/14/09) NO CHANGE IN RATING OR REASON.
Release Date: , 2009
Pretty Ugly People
Rated R For sexual content, brief graphic nudity, pervasive language, and some drug use.
To Save A Life
Rated PG-13 For mature thematic elements involving teen suicide, teen drinking, some drug content, disturbing images and sexuality.
Transylmania
Rated R For crude and sexual content, nudity, drug use, language and some violence.
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I was really hoping the people behind Couples Retreat would get an R and stick with it. It might actually have been funny. Now, I'm not so sure.
As for 2012, I have the same opinion of the rating as I did for Knowing's rating. I didn't have that much trouble watching Knowing, but I think movies like it and 2012 should be rated R for the thematic material of seeing, in vivid detail, so much destruction and massive death.
At any rate, the movie doesn't even look that good. I don't know if I'll even see it. I like the cast, and I'm one of the few in the camp of people who like most of Emmerich's previous films. I just can't work up any interest. Maybe I'll wait for DVD.
Very excited for 2012.
'2012', no surprise. But I was expecting them to rate 'Up in the Air'.
@m1:
Agreed about Up in the Air….still not sure exactly what crowd theyre aiming for with that one…
2012 will be such a lemon! that movie will not make any money, guaranteed
Maybe 'Up in the Air' will get a rating next week.
If 'Up in the air' is close to the book, it will get a pg-13 for some langauge and sexual content.
@tim: It could also get the rating for 'thematic material' and I thought I noticed a scene of drug use in the trailer. Did I?
I hope '2012' is better than 'Knowing'.
@m1:
I was just thinking about the book , not the trailer. Know that I think of how the MPAA rates movies, I'll take out what I said about sexual content and add sexuality, because there is no nudity in the book. Yes 'thematic materia'l is possible for Alex's sisters eating disorder.
Tetro was released in June, so why is it just now getting rated? Was it released unrated? Does it need the rating to get shelf space in Blockbuster or other family-friendly places?
1) Damn. I wanted Couples Retreat to go hard-R. It's still a potential watch for me because of Akerman and Vaughn.
2) 2012's rating seems pretty tame. It sounds like a soft-PG-13. Either way, I don't care. Roland Emmerich is one of my least favorite currently working directors. No chance I'll see this.
3) Hmm. I'd have thought The Boat That Rocked would be PG-13. Also, I refuse to call it Pirate Radio. I'm very much looking forward to seeing it.
4) Tetro looks epic.
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