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Before we get started, some of you have asked in the comments why I don't add some ratings to these bulletins even though a trailer or the official site may list them. Well, that's because these are the official MPAA bulletins as distributed by the MPAA each week so I present them exactly as I receive them so as not to cause for any confusion or mistakes. That's why I didn't have Jonah Hex listed until this week, why Dinner for Schmucks is on today's bulletin and wasn't on last week's and why The Expendables is still not included even though the official site says it has an R rating for strong action and bloody violence throughout and for some language. Basically, it's just a way to remain consistent and accurate. That said, let's take a look at today's ratings...
'All is Lost' (2013) Movie Review - Cannes Film Festival
'Only God Forgives' (2013) Movie Review - Cannes Film Festival
'Before Midnight' Location Map - Celine and Jesse Vacation in Greece
Vince Vaughn is the Baby Daddy in 'Delivery Man' Teaser Trailer
First Clip from Cannes Hit 'All is Lost'
Trailer for Joseph Gordon-Levitt's 'Don Jon'
I'm 41 and I've Loved Only You
Domestic Trailer for 'The World's End' is Here
'Only God Forgives' and 'Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters' Rated in Today's MPAA Bulletin
Cannes 2013: 'Jaws' On the Beach and a Fireworks Show Breaks Out
This is beginning to get ridiculous on The Last Airbender. It's slightly over 2 weeks away and still no rating!
I must say I was expecting an R for Jonah Hex. Ah well.
Not as ridiculous as Jonah Hex, which waited until now, just three days before its release.
According to Frank Marshall on his Twitter account, The Last Airbender's been rated PG. That's fine, but I wonder what for? Probably fantasy violence and something else.
So relieved that The Expendables did not get watered down. But in all honesty, I was hoping for something a little more epic a la Rambo's rating. But the "strong action" part is pretty cool.
I expect The Last Airbender to be PG-13 for intense sequences of action violence, some suggestive content, and mild language. I wanted Jonah Hex to be R for strong violence, disturbing images, graphic nudity and sexuality, and some strong language. Salt's rating is a little surprising. I thought it would be PG-13 for intense sequences of violence and action, some sexuality, language, and mild nudity. I wish The Expandables was PG-13.
Just what kind of "suggestive content" or "mild language" were you expecting in The Last Airbender? It's just going to be mild fantasy violence.
Mild? have you seen how dark and violent the trailers are?
No doubt in my mind that The Last Airbender will be PG. It *could* be PG-13, but I find it highly doubtful considering this is a Nickelodeon production and will be aimed at younger kids / families.
Then again, look at Transformers or G.I. Joe....
That PG-13 rating for 'Salt' is an EXTREME joke.
I thought Eagle Of The Ninth was a September release - when did that change?
It seems the Jonah Hex delay occurred because they were having trouble getting a PG-13.
http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/blogs/popcornbiz/Jonah-Hex-Held-Back-from-More-Violence-96275413.html
Predators, and The Last Airbender are cutting it REAL close...
I wish The Expandables wasn't PG-13 which Is Not. Thank God It's R All the Way