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Not sure why they'd bother... no one under 17 really *needs* to see HDYKN... King's Speech is a much bigger issue IMO.
Because that's an inspirational story that could actually make a difference in some young person's life. They should have a rating that's more appropriate to the content... i.e. if it's rated higher for sex than it should be rated "S"... nudity rated "R".. Languate rated "L" and violence rated "V" and then parents can decide which of these they think is actually damaging to their young ones... and I have to say that something getting an R rating merely for "L" should be considered ridiculous. ("Once" was also rated R for language... there was no violence, sex or nudity in the movie and it was quite innocent except for a song that uses the "F" word repeatedly)
Columbia lost ratings appeal for HDYKN, to recut pic for PG-13 Nov 11, 21:28
Not sure why they'd bother... no one under 17 really *needs* to see HDYKN... King's Speech is a much bigger issue IMO. Nov 11, 21:32
But teens will likely be drawn by the likes of Witherspoon, Wilson, and even Nicholson so recutting makes financial sense {nm} Nov 11, 21:34
in what world? Nov 11, 21:40
Since when doesn't Nicholson draw? And Wilson was a star in in one of the biggest comedies of all time. {nm} Nov 11, 21:43
Jack drew old people to Bucket List. Owen's last big open was Marley & Me, which was more for the dog than him {nm} Nov 11, 21:56
Marmaduke!!! Oh, wait, that backs up your claim, too. {nm} Nov 11, 22:28
I can't imagine a single teen girl who'd want to see a movie for Jack Nicholson. Nov 11, 22:27
Nicholson is awesome and teen girls are covered by the presence of Witherspoon. {nm} Nov 11, 22:59
The teen girls who were into Witherspoon were probably the ones who were teens when Legally Blonde came out. Nov 11, 23:03