Jox wrote:Yeah a friend working at the French distributor's saw the opening and told me that big D is doing some damage
Without getting to spoilery, that's the part with the pirates right? Really looking forward to that one.

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Jox wrote:Yeah a friend working at the French distributor's saw the opening and told me that big D is doing some damage
Nathan wrote:If this article and debate between Lionsgate and Stallone is current and on-going, I am seriously asking myself how they think cutting all of the violence out of a deliberately uber-violent old-school 80's action fest will garner more interest? Thirteen year olds ain't gonna see this, thirteen year olds don't have a clue who half of them are. I used to respect Lionsgate, who the hell is running companies like Lionsgate, Cinetel, First Look and Nu Image?
Jox wrote:That said I believe we can trust Sly's words to keep it R and prove it wrong to the suits.
MFS wrote:Triple post, sorry, but this is good news regarding the rating:
http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/news/w ... -pg-13.php
UPDATE: We received a note from Lionsgate early this afternoon saying that there is no PG-13 version of The Expendables on the horizon. They also noted that the film’s Official Website has been updated to show the R-rating. I’ve screencapped it below. Every ounce of me believes them on this one. Mostly because (a) Lionsgate has never shied away from edgy material and (b) even the most dimwitted studio exec would know that making a film like The Expendables PG-13 would be an awful idea.
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