Some new MPAA ratings and release date changes...

[thompsoncory]

NEW MPAA RATINGS

Agent Cody Banks 2 - PG (for action violence and some crude humor)
Deathwatch - R (for strong violence, language and brief sexuality)
De-Lovely - PG-13 (for sexual content)
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind - R (for language, some drug use and sexual content)
A Foreign Affair - PG-13 (for some sexual references)
Godsend - PG-13 (for violence including frightening images, a scene of sexuality and some thematic material)
The Prince And Me - PG (for some sex-related material and language)
Soul Plane - R (for strong sexual content, language and some drug use)
Starsky & Hutch - PG-13 (for drug content, sexual situations, partial nudity, language and some violence)
Wilbur Wants To Kill Himself - R ((for language and some disturbing images)

NEW RELEASE DATES

The Aviator - moved to November 2004
Cursed - moved to October 1st, 2004
Indiana Jones 4 - moved to Summer 2006
Mean Girls - moved to TBA 2004
Shall We Dance? - moved to August 6th, 2004
The Stepford Wives - moved to TBA Summer 2004
XXX: State Of The Union - moved to May 13th, 2005

[JCR]

I'm surprised Eternal sunshine is R. I would of thought it'd be PG13 to increase the box office.

[HeavyK]

Come on, I want some NC-17 rated violence and gore shown in movies, now that's something you almost never see.

[Frank the Tank]

I thought Godsend would get an R and Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind would get a PG-13 maybe a PG.

[paul]

Originally posted by Frank the Tank
I thought Godsend would get an R

I thought Godsent would be R as well since it has some "sexual" nudity in it, hopefully this might mean that the MPAA is "cutting down" on their ratings?

[Moviefan1234]

Originally posted by Frank the Tank
I thought Godsend would get an R

There was no way it could've been. It's the biggest movie Lions Gate has ever done, and they want a big hit out of it. They're still looking for that film that will make them a bigger studio. As for the nudity, it's probably cut.

[paul]

Originally posted by Moviefan1234
There was no way it could've been. It's the biggest movie Lions Gate has ever done, and they want a big hit out of it. They're still looking for that film that will make them a bigger studio. As for the nudity, it's probably cut.

I doubt it was since the scene was on the interent.

[EDsoulsurvive*]

im surprised Godsend is not R as well, but yay for me, being as I'll definitely get into it now and i can support Lions Gate. As for Eternal Sunshine, i was expecting and R so no surprise there.

[Annie Hall]

I *guess* Wilbur wants to kill himself is an R...but...that's so shady

[Jon Lyrik]

Originally posted by Moviefan1234
There was no way it could've been. It's the biggest movie Lions Gate has ever done, and they want a big hit out of it. They're still looking for that film that will make them a bigger studio. As for the nudity, it's probably cut.

I dunno, though, the clip I saw you couldn't see a whole lot.

[HedwigX]

Originally posted by Moviefan1234
It's the biggest movie Lions Gate has ever done, and they want a big hit out of it. They're still looking for that film that will make them a bigger studio.

I think they'll find it with the upcoming The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe and the other two Narnia movies that Lions Gate have rights to.

[darkface]

I'm most likely slow on this, and i'm sure everyone knows, but it just became news to me the other day through our state newspaper where it said that The Passion of the Christ is now rated NC-17! I bet newmarket isn't too pleased with this. Because i know that churches have been buying tickets or whatever by the bulk. Maybe someone can confirm this or reject it.

[Jon Lyrik]

Originally posted by darkface
I'm most likely slow on this, and i'm sure everyone knows, but it just became news to me the other day through our state newspaper where it said that The Passion of the Christ is now rated NC-17! I bet newmarket isn't too pleased with this. Because i know that churches have been buying tickets or whatever by the bulk. Maybe someone can confirm this or reject it.

It's bullshit.

Rated R for sequences of graphic violence.

Source: IMDb

[Jyrka]

Originally posted by Jon Lyrik
It's bullshit.

Rated R for sequences of graphic violence.

Source: IMDb

IMDb sucks the fuck...

Passion Of The Christ, The (2004)

Rated R for sequences of graphic violence.

Source: MPAA ;)

[Moviefan1234]

Originally posted by Jon Lyrik
I dunno, though, the clip I saw you couldn't see a whole lot.

The reason I say that is, they don't claim nudity as one of the reasons for the rating. It may feature a little sex, but I doubt there's any nudity.

[Jon Lyrik]

Originally posted by Moviefan1234
The reason I say that is, they don't claim nudity as one of the reasons for the rating. It may feature a little sex, but I doubt there's any nudity.

I saw the clip with Stamos topless. You see her tits, but it's hard to find the nippleage.

[darkface]

that's a relief then. Still weird that they'd post that in our newspaper. Maybe it got an NC-17 at one point or somethin and they got confused. idk

still can't wait to see this, i'm suprised there aren't any tv spots yet.

[wilykily]

First off passion was never had a NC-17 rating that's bullshit

next thing that makes me mad as hell
Starsky & Hutch pg-13 give me a break the trailer looked good and it's from the director of road trip and old school and he's making a pg-13 movie fuck that pg-13 movies are not funny you have to make them with R rated content to be funny damn that sucks

[EBastard]

Just when the the hell is Deathwatch gonna be released in the U.S.? Or is it gonna go s-t-v?

[scottish-movie-freak]

Originally posted by EBastard
Just when the the hell is Deathwatch gonna be released in the U.S.? Or is it gonna go s-t-v?

You're not missing much, trust me. It was pretty awful with very few redeeming features. Even Jamie Bell wasn't his usual charismatic self, he seemed to sleepwalk through his role. It comes off as a Sixth Sense wannabe (complete with twist inc. ending), just set in the trenches of Germany rather than Philadelphia. I originally gave it 4/10 but if I were ever to see it again, I'm positive that my grade would decrease.

It's a shame about Eternal Sunshine. With a PG13 rating, it could have made some serious business. I'm sure it will still be a small hit with the arthouse crowd but what with the masses going to see Bruce Almighty, they would have been 'duped' into seeing it.

Godsend looks kinda cool, PG13 will do wonders for its rating.