Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (March 24th, 2016)

[Sachiel]

Batman: 'Tell me, do you bleed?'

Superman: 'Only in the directors cut'

 

[jye4ever]

 

[EVILFACE]

 

[GasparZizou]

Awww

 

[VintijDroidGutzz]

 

[ZombieRepublican]

In America is there only PG-13 then an R-rating? There's no in between?

In the UK we have U, 12A, 15 then an 18. Deadpool was a 15. An 18 would have to be a dark movie or have way note nudity

 

[kryptonianmutie]

In America is there only PG-13 then an R-rating? There's no in between?

In the UK we have U, 12A, 15 then an 18. Deadpool was a 15. An 18 would have to be a dark movie or have way note nudity

G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17, X

R rated means kids can see it with a guardian, NC-17 means they aren't allowed in the theater at all unless they are over 17.

 

[crows]

In America is there only PG-13 then an R-rating? There's no in between?

In the UK we have U, 12A, 15 then an 18. Deadpool was a 15. An 18 would have to be a dark movie or have way note nudity

no in between

movies also used to be a little harder in the 80s and 90s, before 9/11

 

[GasparZizou]

Here in Mexico we only have A, B and C classifications.

A is for all public, B is parental guidance and C is adults only.

Funny enough, Deadpool was classified B over here, there were a couple kids in my screening

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Here in Mexico we only have A, B and C classifications.

A is for all public, B is parental guidance and C is adults only.

Funny enough, Deadpool was classified B over here, there were a couple kids in my screening

I'm guessing the films have subtitles over there? If so, it must be difficult to translate some of the jokes. That's why I hate subtitles...things get lost in translation.

 

[rushmore223]

G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17, X

R rated means kids can see it with a guardian, NC-17 means they aren't allowed in the theater at all unless they are over 17.

NC-17 took the place of X, which was never a rating used by the MPAA. Since the MPAA's existence, if the X was applied to a movie, it was self-applied by the studio/filmmaker.

 

[jungle jom]

NC-17 took the place of X, which was never a rating used by the MPAA. Since the MPAA's existence, if the X was applied to a movie, it was self-applied by the studio/filmmaker.

The X rating WAS used by the MPAA. On that point you are wrong. You are right that the X rating was also self applied in some cases and by the **** industry for marketing purposes.

 

[crows]

NC-17 took the place of X, which was never a rating used by the MPAA. Since the MPAA's existence, if the X was applied to a movie, it was self-applied by the studio/filmmaker.

rob zombie's first movie got a rating of X officially by the MPAA

 

[jye4ever]

This package has kara written all over it:

Only 1,000 tickets will be available.


Regal Entertainment Group is running a special promotion for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice in the form of an "Ultimate Ticket," which allows fans to see Zack Snyder's superhero film many, many times in theaters.



According to ComicBook.com, this $100 ticket grants access to the movie—in any format, including IMAX and 3D—once each day for the movie's entire run in Regal Cinemas.
The Last Batman v. Superman Trailer Got Our Attention - IGN UK Podcast


The Batman v Superman "Ultimate Ticket" will go on sale this coming Monday, February 29. However only 1,000 of tickets will be available, so you'll have to act fast next week if you hope to secure one before they're completely sold out. The tickets will be available for purchase at the Regal Entertainment Group online box office.

 

[karamazov80]

Only 1,000???? FUUUUUUUUUUUDGE. I'll be seeing this one at least 100 times in the theaters, so that would be a huge money saver for me.

 

[snoop101]

This package has kara written all over it:

Only 1,000 tickets will be available.


Regal Entertainment Group is running a special promotion for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice in the form of an "Ultimate Ticket," which allows fans to see Zack Snyder's superhero film many, many times in theaters.



According to ComicBook.com, this $100 ticket grants access to the movie—in any format, including IMAX and 3D—once each day for the movie's entire run in Regal Cinemas.
The Last Batman v. Superman Trailer Got Our Attention - IGN UK Podcast


The Batman v Superman "Ultimate Ticket" will go on sale this coming Monday, February 29. However only 1,000 of tickets will be available, so you'll have to act fast next week if you hope to secure one before they're completely sold out. The tickets will be available for purchase at the Regal Entertainment Group online box office.

How many times could you watch the same movie?

 

[crows]

you know some weirdo is going to go see it EVERY single DAY just to be able to claim that title and probably get some nerd fame...
i can even picture someone making vids to upload about it every day

 

[GasparZizou]

I'm guessing the films have subtitles over there? If so, it must be difficult to translate some of the jokes. That's why I hate subtitles...things get lost in translation.

Yeah, I don't know how accurate they were, although people were laughing all the same, I don't pay attention to subtitles, but subtitles are usually accurate over here, what absolutely sucks is having movies dubbed, the closest theater to home only screens movies dubbed, I want to go on a murderous rampage every time I see the billboard. I have to drive a bit to go to may favorite theater.

But yeah, since most of the ugly stuff were the dirty jokes, not the gore, and that stuff goes over kids' heads.

 

[rushmore223]

rob zombie's first movie got a rating of X officially by the MPAA

Sorry, but that's not correct. MPAA does not give out X ratings. If you have something that proves different, please show me, I'd be very interested in seeing it.

If you don't believe me, here is a story about Rob Zombies most recent movie nd his difficulty getting an R rating...

Rob Zombie'''s New Movie '''31''' Finally Gets '''R''' Rating - Blabbermouth.net

I included the link because it states that the X rating is not official.

 

[jungle jom]

Sorry, but that's not correct. MPAA does not give out X ratings. If you have something that proves different, please show me, I'd be very interested in seeing it.

If you don't believe me, here is a story about Rob Zombies most recent movie nd his difficulty getting an R rating...

Rob Zombie'''s New Movie '''31''' Finally Gets '''R''' Rating - Blabbermouth.net

I included the link because it states that the X rating is not official.

You are correct, the MPAA does not give out X ratings. Anymore... They did give out X ratings in the past. Clockwork Orange and Midnight Cowboy. The filmmakers were told why these films were rated X and given the chance to re-edit them to get an R rating. If they chose not to... the X rating stood. Because the X rating was not trademarked filmmakers could self impose the X rating for whatever reason they wanted to ie marketing etc.

The MPAA absolutely rated some movies X. Go to wikipedia and read about the MPAA.