The only thing they took out is the scene where Will Ferrell kisses Sacha Baron Cohen so they can hit that Mike Pence demographic.
The only thing they took out is the scene where Will Ferrell kisses Sacha Baron Cohen so they can hit that Mike Pence demographic.
I'm not sure if you've read the script yet, but this is an attempt at making a family movie gone horribly wrong.
I think it's really interesting.
Headbutts are an automatic 15+ (like an R) all the time in the UK, so they get cut a lot.
Have you read the Abridged Script for Max Steel, which got a 0% on RT, opened in 11th place at the box office, and is basically "Jizz Blast: The Superhero Movie?"
In the UK, Spider-Man (2002) actually caused a ratings controversy because the board was undecided between 8+ and 12+ ratings and parents of 10-year-olds freaked out when they couldn't take their kids to a family-friendly superhero movie, which was eventually rated 12+. Spider-Man literally made bringing your kids to…
Money… sphere?
Watch the advertisement for this. It includes a ridiculous shot of Spider-Man getting "shocked" in a way that would warrant a PG rating at worst, which is called "violent content".
Arguably, the Tobey Maguire Spider-Men are even more family-friendly than the Garfield ones, and even they're being censored.
Yippie ki yay Mr Falcon!
His mustache hair distributes itself to the rest of his body.
But this time, it'll be "dark" and "gritty!"
It turns out the Wolfman is going to be played by Steve Harvey.
According to the article, it was Sturgeon (left), whose legs were “altogether more flirty, tantalisingly crossed … a direct attempt at seduction”.
The Daily Mail is the one with this headline: https://pbs.twimg.com/media…
Arthur Christmas was Aardman. I remember from seeing it as a W&G- loving teenager that I was kind of disappointed.
Well, A. A. Dowd follows the Scott Aukerman scale of grading, so it makes perfect sense.
Eric Stonestreet snagged that Toy Box show, so he's done caring.
Is anyone really disappointed anymore? It's Modern Family.
"C+"
A.A. Dowd on "L'Arrivée d'un train"
Heynong Man. I wonder whose idea the accent was- it's funny enough for an SNL sketch, but definitely not for a full movie.