say good-bye to grownup horror movies…
Guillermo del Toro refuses to make a PG-13 horror movie, and Universal freaks out…
Guillermo del Toro refuses to make a PG-13 horror movie, and Universal freaks out…
The MPAA has a new chairman: a former U.S. Senator who has made a career of favoring corporations over citizens. How will he help make Hollywood even worse than it already is?
It’s sort of like someone getting blasted by an atom bomb and then commenting on how lovely and warm the weather suddenly is.
If you despair of the lack of smart, mature movies for adults now, just wait till The King’s Speech, reedited for knee-jerk prudes afraid of their own shadows and unable to competently parent their children to explain how words work, makes $100 million at the box office.
Plus: a whole ton of stuff about Wikileaks and Julian Assange…
Bashing the MPAA is always fun, and I will never miss an opportunity to do so. So let’s join the party A.V. Club started yesterday with their list of the 15 most egregious MPAA screwups. In a piece entitled “This film is questionably rated,” they began with the film Once…
This is the movie that the MPAA thinks is so hot and steamy and sexy and inappropriate for children to see that they slapped it with an NC17…
The latest fracas involving the MPAA — the board that rates films for release in the United States — concerns the indie Blue Valentine, which has received an NC-17 rating for its sexual content, which is actually fairly minimal and mostly not terribly, you know, sexy. The film does, however, feature an instance of a man pleasuring a woman orally…
Plus: Javier Bardem to star in Chilean mine movie; Matt Damon not to star in the next Bourne movie; Napoleon Dynamite and How to Train Your Dragon going to TV; lots more…
Plus, Avatar sex toys, Cory Doctorow on the real cost of free, how the rich buy journalists, and more.