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#138390
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THX-1138
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/138390/action/topic#138390
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The film was re-rated because GL resubmitted it. I think it was a smart decision on his part, since the meaning of the PG rating has changed significantly in the last 34 years. PG ratings used to carry a warning in the rating box stating that the content my not be suitable for pre-teens, and many films rated PG by the MPAA got much stiffer ratings elsewhere. I honestly think that GL may have been concerned that some people would think that a movie with his name on it, carrying a PG rating, is suitable for viewing by unsupervised children, which is clearly not the case with THX-1138.

Re-rating is a funny thing, though. If Planet of the Apes (1968) were resubmitted, it would quite likely get a PG-13 (current rating is G) for roughly the same reason as THX got an R: nudity. As well, when The Wild Bunch was recut to the director's specifications in 1998, it was threatened with an NC-17 if it was resubmitted. Warner got around this by using the rating that was originally given to the DC in 1969 (yes folks, that's right: both the theatrical cut and the DC had the same rating). Funny how that works.
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#137764
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OK i need gaming console help here.......
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/137764/action/topic#137764
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Originally posted by: Darth Simon
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Originally posted by: ricarleite
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Originally posted by: Nanner Split
Hey.....anyone remember the Virtual Boy? *smiles knowingly*


Not only I remember it, I've played it. I've played every single nintendo console since the NES.


I have it
Only have a few games for it though, 3 or 4, i should check out ebay and track down a few more

-Darth Simon

As cool as it was, the red display really gave me a headache.
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#133458
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Piracy not to blame in decline of moviegoers
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The entertainment industry in general is in flux. Technology is taking the Holy Grails of music and movie production and placing them in the hands of ordinary citizens. While it is true that you will have people who are genuinely talented and producing some of the most interesting music and movies to come out of the system, this sea change in the industry is largely showing that the emperors have no clothes.

You need only look at the last year of movies to see this.
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#132855
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Brosnan is no longer Bond, Daniel Craig is now Bond.
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/132855/action/topic#132855
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