I won't be buying it, crappy load times for very low when I max out Far Cry 2 at 60 FPS? Forget it

Toriko42

[QUOTE="WillT12345"]Just like Die Hard 4, AvP, the Riddick movie and ect the studio is pushing for a PG-13 rating on the new terminator movie. I feel forced ratings kill movies, and not because every movie needs cursing or bloody violence, but because that violence or cursing has been established as part of the franchise (IE John Mclains cursing, or showing a terminator punching thru someones stomach, predators shooting holes through people, an aliens popping out of chests). The executives think they will gain ticket sales, but in turn I'm sure they will lose some as well. This question is for those who were already planing on seeing it, but unaware of the possible rating? Will you pay to see Terminator: Salvation in the theater if they rate it PG-13?MrGeezer

Honestly, I'm fine with a PG-13 rating.

Go back and watch the original movie, and it's actually pretty damn tame. Most of the violence was done with little or no gore (for example when Arnold punches his fist through a guy, they don't actually SHOW it). And while there was SOME profanity in the original, it was also tame as far as profanity goes. Even when the entire police station gets shot up, most of those police officers actually died OFF-camera.

And then consider that these days filmmakers can actually get away with quite a bit using the PG-13 rating, and I am actually FINE with it getting a PG-13.

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="WillT12345"]Uhhhh, ??? no it has been talked about alot. The director brought it up at comic con, and many many other times. They haven't announce the actual rating, but it seems like they are aiming for 13Large_Soda

What Die Hard fiasco? Cause he didn't Yipee-Kai-Yay-Mother Bleeper? Can we assertain that ticket sales were actually reduced by that? Or was it just nerds that got upset and dubbed it a "fiasco"? I'll admit I was a little bumbed as a fan when a gun shot went off over the swear word, but I still went to see it. Let's just say for arguements sake some people refused to see the movie based on that censor because they were so destroyed inside and then compare the amount of people that went and saw it because of the reduced rating.

I am willing to bet dollars to donuts that more people went to see it, because it wasn't rated R and they were able to get in and that bottom line means more to the business than offending some nerds.

I don't care what it's rated, the movie looks awesome and that's all that matters. In fact if it's PG-13 instead of R it'll be better for me since I'm 16 and the assh***s that work at the movie theater will actually let me in instead of giving me a hard time.

Tigerman950

[QUOTE="WillT12345"][QUOTE="Large_Soda"]

I'll go see it because it looks decent, but I would prefer a rated R experience, but I understand why they do this.....it generates more tickets sold.

Pirate700

I'll go see it because it looks decent, but I would prefer a rated R experience, but I understand why they do this.....it generates more tickets sold.

Large_Soda