Oh, absolutely, but it could do very well as a free double and we don’t want to throw a top decent film on such a slot! (details to be confirmed at tomorrow’s exec meeting regarding free showings)
[quote=“Mathendacil”]Or Spirited Away considering how high our chances are of getting it? (I might be wrong but I think we have a hard time getting animes).
Or - and this is highly controversial, ubt - move Crank 2 to the AllNighter?[/quote]
Crank could well work there We showed spirited away three years ago as part of the allnighter, so it should be ok to get
The MPAA just said:
Rated R for frenetic strong bloody violence throughout, crude and graphic sexual content, nudity and pervasive language. - R is our equivelant to an 18 (or to be more precise 17A), except over there, it is acceptible for children to see these films as long as they’re accompanied by, say, a babysitter. But I must add that, if the content were that bad, they’d have given in an N-17 which they gave Crash and Young Adam.
I know I’d rather sit through something violent that you can talk about afterwards than Outlander - I know not everyone can like all the films, but at least Crank 2 meets people that would usually like that kind of thing half way.
I don’t think films in America tend to get N-17 for violence. Grindhouse and even most of the Saw films got an R rating (admittedly some of those were after appeal).
Agreed. Although I must admit I’ve heard some rather good things about Outlander now, so retract my previous slating. But Crank 2 def has an all-nighter feel, and it would need to be either-or, else it simply become a night of action-action-action which wouldn’t appeal to all. Crank 2’s got my vote.
I think Crank 2 would be a good Allnighter film, I haven’t seen it but I believe that it is along the same lines as Shoot em up which went down really well at an allnighter.
We showed spirited away three years ago as part of the allnighter, so it should be ok to get