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Postby timothy » Sat Apr 02, 2011 8:17 pm

Well so today i beat temptation for watching a movie that is rated R it was hard though cause me and my cousin wanted to watch it so how was everyone elses day?
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Postby Atria35 » Sat Apr 02, 2011 8:20 pm

A movie that's rated R doesn't necessarily have sexual content in it, nor is it necessarily particularly vulgar. The King's Speech, for instance, is rated R but has no sex or nudity, and the language on the whole was probably no more than in a PG-13 movie, but when you heard a long string of it at two points within the movie, it's brought to your attention.
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Postby K. Ayato » Sat Apr 02, 2011 8:27 pm

One of my favorite movies, Ordinary People, is rated R. That movie was released in 1980. There's no graphic violence or nudity, but some of the plot is still pretty intense. While it'd be "tame" compared to most movies these days, that doesn't change those plot elements.
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Postby Sheenar » Sat Apr 02, 2011 8:36 pm

K. Ayato (post: 1469100) wrote:One of my favorite movies, Ordinary People, is rated R. That movie was released in 1980. There's no graphic violence or nudity, but some of the plot is still pretty intense. While it'd be "tame" compared to most movies these days, that doesn't change those plot elements.


We watched that movie in one of my classes at the neurorecovery agency. We had been talking about the stages of grief.

Very good movie! Hard to watch in places, but really impactful. The psychiatrist in the movie was awesome.
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