Gunner Palace just received a "R" rating from the MPAA.
I've seen the film, and that's unbelievably absurd.
Some other folks agree, and I hope you do too. If you do, click here, and go sign the petition to get it the PG-13 rating it deserves.
Gunner Palace just received a "R" rating from the MPAA.
I've seen the film, and that's unbelievably absurd.
Some other folks agree, and I hope you do too. If you do, click here, and go sign the petition to get it the PG-13 rating it deserves.
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If people are curious about the current U.S. movie rating system, the BBC explains the various ratings here.
Did some soldiers use a bad word? (Probably)
Does that mean an R rating? (Yes)
Does that really make sense? (No)
Is the petition moot because using the F word means an R? (Yes)
Move along, nothing to see here.
Opinion from a combat veteran (Kosovo), which I heard second-hand:
The show sucks. The major is a lousy leader, the engagements suggest that there is never discipline in combat, the show makes the US army look unprofessional (unfairly).
Haven't seen it. But these seem like more substantive issues with the show than the profanity.
The link seems to be broken...