Ya, and some movies that are good make more money regardless of rating.
Agreed, but Trek has enough of a handicap going into this reboot. Going for anything but a PG-13 rating would be an uphill battle on all fronts.
Ya, and some movies that are good make more money regardless of rating.
Ya, and some movies that are good make more money regardless of rating.
Agreed, but Trek has enough of a handicap going into this reboot. Going for anything but a PG-13 rating would be an uphill battle on all fronts.
The TV ratings system is different from the movie ratings system.I don't know, a lot of modern trek ''enterprise'' were given ''TV-14'' ratings.I'll be different and say I prefer PG, because most of the TV episodes would rate PG and it would be consistant. I don't really believe Star Trek is a kids show anyway, but I hope they don't feel they need to amp up the violence or sex appeal just for ratings. The story should be good enough for high ratings without any of the "extras".
Saturday Night Fever was actually a pretty brutal film for kids. There were kids jumping off of bridges, a hard gritty world, and even a rape in a car. I wouldn't take kids to see that movie.If my parents are indicative of society at large, then chances are most parents wont give much of a crap about their kids seeing a PG-13 movie. Especially if LotR, RotS, The Dark Knight, etc are any indication.Based on previews I expect at least a PG13 and voted so, but I also see evidence of it being waved under the noses of kids younger than 13 so I am a little unsure of my choice.
They may hope the youngster's under 13 will tantrum their parents into taking them to see it.
Anyways, im going to go with PG-13 as my answer.
This is very true...times have really changed and parents nowadays (some of them) are very very lax. I wasn't even allowed to see Saturday Night Fever when it came out @$#$*&*&&^&, yet my sisters kids have free run to do whatever the hell they want and that includes watching pretty much anything....i think we need to be somewhere in between those two extremes but that's another topic.
Hard R.
A. It's not a reboot.
B. Two of the Star Wars Prequels maintained a PG rating and Phantom Menace, the most unliked prequel in the series made more than either Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith.
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