Did you see "Fahrenheit 911" ?
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Did you see "Fahrenheit 911" ?
| Tue, 06-29-2004 - 1:31pm |
Did you see "Fahrenheit 911" ?
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- No, but I plan to
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| Tue, 06-29-2004 - 1:31pm |
You will be able to change your vote.
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Here's the official definition of "G" in Quebec:
G - General.
In Quebec, a G rating indicates a film is "unlikely to disturb an average viewer." A film is not suitable for children unless a notice stating "for children" accompanies the rating."
13+
Children 12 and under may be admitted to a public showing of the film, but only if accompanied by an adult."
16+
May be viewed, rented, or purchased by persons 16 years of age or over.
18+
May be viewed, rented, or purchased by persons 18 years of age or older.
I certainly don't see how F911 would rate a G, so I'm wondering if all documentaries automatically get a G rating. Any idea?
It looks like the difference between your 13+ & our PG13 explains why it's rated R here.
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He can't release it on BOTH the internet and in theaters because no distributor in their right minds would pick it up.
And finally, if you want to reach an economically diverse audience...like those teenagers in Flint who have military recruiters in their school lunchroom...your best bet is to put it in a theater. A movie ticket costs 10 bucks. A computer with a high speed cable modem costs considerably more.
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