It shows the hypocrisy in the MPAA board, right off the bat, where they don't allow the showing of two women having sex, and then later it shows a scene in that same movie, of one of the two women getting shot in the head, and blood splattering...
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It shows the hypocrisy in the MPAA board, right off the bat, where they don't allow the showing of two women having sex, and then later it shows a scene in that same movie, of one of the two women getting shot in the head, and blood splattering everywhere. The MPAA board is a complete joke. Also, the fact that the film studios even bow to the pressure of them, shows you they could care less about the artistic expression and are in the business for the almighty dollar. The documentary brings up a great point about how films in Europe are rated heavily against violence, and not sex, it's the flipside here where the MPAA is so strict on sex, and extremely lackadaisical on violence in film. The fact is violence should be given harsher ratings than sex, it's not even an argument. Also the delve into the sex more, as the difference between heterosexual, and homosexual sex scenes. They're more strict on the homosexual sex scenes, and they have a great montage in the film, of sex scenes playing side by side, of the NC-17 rated homosexual sex scenes, and the R rated heterosexual sex scenes. The MPAA is such a mess, it's not even funny, their biases over whether the film is an independent film or not, depicts sex in an unnatural way, or having homosexual sex is wrong, and they get away with it. The MPAA is garbage, and this film, finally exposes it for what it is. 10/10.

+ some funny parts
+ some insight into the mpaa
+ exposes mpaa's bias on sex over violence

- gets boring
- no real insight into the problem (why not start their own rating board?)

I think this movie is interesting in that it gets you thinking about how movies are rated and who rates them. The movie is more a mystery than anything where you try to find out who does what. I find it funny how the industry would allow this...
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I think this movie is interesting in that it gets you thinking about how movies are rated and who rates them. The movie is more a mystery than anything where you try to find out who does what. I find it funny how the industry would allow this movie to be released because it exposes a lot of the hidden parts of hollywood. Basically the director tries to find out who rates the movies and how do they rate them. Its almost impossible to find out who they are let alone where they live. Its a very interesting movie with various directors commenting on how their movies have been rated unfairly. Its a well done documentary that tries to explain a hard to explain situation. Its worth a viewing and it will have thinking in the end.