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l_o_c · 05-10-2003, 11:17 PM

Now, sex scenes (and nudity) of an R rated caliber aren't welcome since it keeps the valuable 16 and below crowd away. The last film that I can think of that actually advertised it's shallow nudity (aside from The Real Cancun) was Swordfish. The big push on that was that you could see Halle Berry's breasts.

Now, most films get edited to get a PG-13 instead of the opposite. I would complain, but the films that are editing to get a PG-13 aren't films I'd have been interested in in any form.

05-10-2003, 11:17 PM	#38 (permalink)
l_o_c Crazy	Now, sex scenes (and nudity) of an R rated caliber aren't welcome since it keeps the valuable 16 and below crowd away. The last film that I can think of that actually advertised it's shallow nudity (aside from The Real Cancun) was Swordfish. The big push on that was that you could see Halle Berry's breasts. Now, most films get edited to get a PG-13 instead of the opposite. I would complain, but the films that are editing to get a PG-13 aren't films I'd have been interested in in any form.