Me to, good movie :hatsoff:
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What is the latest good film you watched ?
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Me to, good movie :hatsoff:
ChefChiTown
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This is a documentary by Kirby Dick (haha) about the MPAA and how they hand out certain ratings for movies in America. It seemed like it would be really boring to me, but it was actually entertaining as hell.
This clip is kind of long, but I think it's pretty funny. In this segment, they talk about how certain "sex" scenes get an NC-17 rating as opposed to an R rating. Kevin Smith shares a short story about how bullshit the ratings system is and, to me, what he says is absolutely hilarious. That part starts around 3:30 into the clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vKc3sa_Nzk
(The beginning is just some private investigators trying to track down the actual raters, who are kept a secret from the public. It doesn't really have anything to do with the segment.)
This is a documentary by Kirby Dick (haha) about the MPAA and how they hand out certain ratings for movies in America. It seemed like it would be really boring to me, but it was actually entertaining as hell.
This clip is kind of long, but I think it's pretty funny. In this segment, they talk about how certain "sex" scenes get an NC-17 rating as opposed to an R rating. Kevin Smith shares a short story about how bullshit the ratings system is and, to me, what he says is absolutely hilarious. That part starts around 3:30 into the clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vKc3sa_Nzk
(The beginning is just some private investigators trying to track down the actual raters, who are kept a secret from the public. It doesn't really have anything to do with the segment.)
I watched the clip from that documentary. pretty interesting. It seems kind of weird to me that they'd make a whole movie about it though. I mean who really cares about the movie ratings? Do they effect the way you watch movies? I mean I know we are all a bunch of pervs on here, so if a movie was rated XXX it wouldn't phase most of us. If I wanted to watch it, I'd watch it, I don't care. The only people that would care can't appreciate anything in any intellectual capacity and they wouldn't want to watch it anyway.
ChefChiTown
The secret ingredient? MY BALLS
I don't think it effects how we watch movies at all. It does effect, however, what is shown in the movies.
It's a good documentary. They talk about how ridiculous the ratings board is and how certain things (sex, violence, etc) are forced to be edited out of one movie, where on the other hand, the same exact thing may be "allowed" in another movie.
They show a bunch of comparisons between two movies that have extremely similar sex scenes, only one is "straight" and the other is "gay"...all of the "gay" ones received an NC-17 rating and the "straight" ones got an R. Even though there was a lot of nudity and "explicit" detail in the "straight" movies, the MPAA said it was ok. But, the "gay" movies didn't have nudity at all and didn't show anything explicit and they were slapped with an NC-17.
It was quite interesting and reveals a lot of political (and believe it or not, religious) bullshit that happens inside the MPAA.
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sky captin and the world of tomorrow like for the comic graphicness of it but the acting really sucked. also enjoy the 1940's feel too it great too see a clip from the wizard of oz in it too.
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seven
this is one of the only moives that i liked brad pitt in but i like the flim more so for kevin spacey's role in it he really plays the perfect mad man well great stuff.
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