CALLING ALL NETWORK FANS!

[bozonessinc]

I guess I stereotyped R rated movies!

[tomswift2002]

I know that I've bought a few DVD's that will say that they are rated "G" or "PG" and when I've gone through the cash they'll pop up asking whether I'm 18 or older.

Last November I remember buying Volume 3 of Disney's Ducktales, the old 1980's cartoon, and when I went through the cash, even the cashier was surprised at this, but up popped "Are you 18 or older?"  So, I guess that even for Ducktales you need to be an adult in order to see those DVD's, even though the DVD's are in the Children/Family area of the electronics department at Wal-Mart.

[003Robin457]

Wal*Mart is so stupid about that! Most TV shows are Unreted and if you look on their website it says you must be 18 r older to buy it! Yet its in the Family DVD section! Luckley everyone ignores that where I'm from. Or do I look 18?

[SDLagent]

I've seen one R-rated movie called The Rain Man. It was pretty good, but it did have some swearing, and one other inappropriate scene.

''Rain Man'' was rated G or PG in Canada.

[JoeHardyRocks]

G? I heard it was pretty inappropriate on some review website...

[bozonessinc]

I don't like how the countries have different ratings. Why the difference? Its not like its 2 different movies. Like I understand that the countries have different opinions on the same movie.

[003Robin457]

Yeah I herd too much violence really makes a movies rateing shoot up in France!

[tomswift2002]

I don't like how the countries have different ratings. Why the difference? Its not like its 2 different movies. Like I understand that the countries have different opinions on the same movie.

Well I was justing reading yesterday on a news website that the old 1974-1983 TV series, Little House On The Prairie is just about to be released in the Netherlands, and over there, because Universal wasn't willing to pay the thousands, possible millions of dollars, for testers from the country's film board view every episode to give each season a rating; so in the Netherlands Little House On The Prairie is going to be getting an 'R/M/18+' (or whatever the rating is for 18 or older) on every season set.

[NZone]

Yeah I herd too much violence really makes a movies rateing shoot up in France!

LOL!

Q: Why are there so many trees in Paris?

A: So the Germans can march in the shade

[003Robin457]

Well I was justing reading yesterday on a news website that the old 1974-1983 TV series, Little House On The Prairie is just about to be released in the Netherlands, and over there, because Universal wasn't willing to pay the thousands, possible millions of dollars, for testers from the country's film board view every episode to give each season a rating; so in the Netherlands Little House On The Prairie is going to be getting an 'R/M/18+' (or whatever the rating is for 18 or older) on every season set.

LOL! Man Little House on the Parie! Sorry kid just too violent for you, you need a parent to get this!

[bozonessinc]

Is that not Little Mosque on the Prairie?

[tomswift2002]

Is that not Little Mosque on the Prairie?

Completely different series.  Little Mosque On The Prairie is still being produced by the CBC, whereas Little House On The Prairie wrapped production in 1983.  And it is the 1974-1983 series that is being rated R in the Netherlands.

[SDLagent]

Plus, ''Little House on the Prairie'' is (loosely) based on a true story.

[bozonessinc]

Completely different series.  Little Mosque On The Prairie is still being produced by the CBC, whereas Little House On The Prairie wrapped production in 1983.  And it is the 1974-1983 series that is being rated R in the Netherlands.

Thanks, I wasn't sure!