stackyFACTSDetermining whether a movie is suitable for teenagers essentially involves a shadowy council bargaining over fractions of seconds of on-screen blood.
Determining whether a movie is suitable for teenagers essentially involves a shadowy council bargaining over fractions of seconds of on-screen blood. Filmmakers routinely insert wildly excessive violence they know will be rejected just to trick the board into approving the slightly less violent scenes they actually wanted. It is a highly sophisticated psychological negotiation entirely centered around exactly how many curse words constitute moral degradation.
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