I Really Hope Red Eye Isn't Rated "R"

[UltraVelvet]

Filmakers HATE it usually if a film gets slapped with an R (unless it was what they fully intended of course) - most cinema chains won't accept films that are, since a large slab of their customers are then barred from seeing it. Too much $$ loss. If it had been risking an R rating, they probably would have recut it to remove some violence.

That rating may not be the final one, quite often it's still being sorted out right up to release, just because they are still editing the film and the final rating has to be on the *final* edit. I wouldn't expect a thriller to end up more than NC15 (er - it's an M or MA rating here in Aussie), I'm trying to remember US ratings - whatever is one up from NC13, but not over NC17.

Cheers! ~Ultra

[raine]

ultravelvet said:

Filmakers HATE it usually if a film gets slapped with an R (unless it was what they fully intended of course) - most cinema chains won't accept films that are, since a large slab of their customers are then barred from seeing it. Too much $$ loss. If it had been risking an R rating, they probably would have recut it to remove some violence.

That rating may not be the final one, quite often it's still being sorted out right up to release, just because they are still editing the film and the final rating has to be on the *final* edit. I wouldn't expect a thriller to end up more than NC15 (er - it's an M or MA rating here in Aussie), I'm trying to remember US ratings - whatever is one up from NC13, but not over NC17.

Cheers! ~Ultra

well we have g (babied) pg (up to 12) pg-13 (13....) then R where u have to be 17 to get in ((unless your parent takes you ) then M or X take your pick.... over 21 only no exceptions