Unlike in the early 70s when something like "Airport" with its mild language, mild violence and talk about illegitimate pregnancies still got a G rating, today I think the mild language and general nasty tone would alone give it a PG, apart from the scary scenes, reckless driving, and don't forget the smoking and drinking. It's actually hard to get a G today.Brian McP said:
That's because it's become ridiculously more limited in scope. Even a puff on a cigarette will do it. For instance, "The Artist" was to me clearly a G (it got the equivalent tag in some other countries), The affable tone of the movie was such that the mild bits of mayhem or whatever were hardly an issue to fret over. Even PG movies are deemed a tad too lightweight nowadays, so scads of dramas with little prompting get the ideal marketing ploy of PG13. Hey, at least we have RIO 2 with a G, definitely going against the trend!Rob_Ray said:
It's in stock right now - just checked.Jari K said:
Amazon has been doing that for a few years now, giving Amazon-fulfilled 3rd party sellers the prime spot when they beat Amazon's price.Jari K said:
I hope that's sarcasm.Tino said:
You mean he really doesn't want the Vudu copy. ? Say it ain't so.darkrock17 said:
Even though it kinda gives the ending away, but only to those who have seen it before.Moe Dickstein said:
Not at all.Moe Dickstein said:
MGM's resissuing a lot of their titles in these new poster cards only at Wal-Mart though, here's some others.Charles Smith said:
I'd like to have a Vudu copy too.Tino said:
