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Galadriel2002
09-15-2001, 03:20 PM
wots the rating on FOTR? im 12 and i really want to see it and if it's pg 14 or something my over protective parents probally wont let me see it :(:eek::( and i've been reading it since i was 10 and my imagination is probally more morbid the the movie will ever be;)

Darth Tater
09-15-2001, 03:31 PM
PG-13, don't know what that translates to in canada

anduin
09-15-2001, 04:51 PM
If they allow you to read the book then they should allow you to watch the movie. It is probably only going to be rated PG-13 because of the violence. If they have read the book then they should know what is in store. Its not like there will be mild profanity or nudity in the movie.

Ñólendil
09-15-2001, 07:00 PM
It does seem to be rather dark and scary, but not too dark for a twelve year old. I just wouldn't take a little brother or sister ;)

IronParrot
09-15-2001, 07:02 PM
Knowing the Canadian rating system - at least in Alberta, since other provinces such as Ontario have slightly different ratings boards as well - LOTR will probably be PG. I suspect that it is a "low PG-13", if you get my meaning.

And I'm sure as hell taking my nine-year-old brother.

Ñólendil
09-16-2001, 12:13 AM
Actually they had to cut out battle scenes and/or greatly decrease the amount of gore in those so as not to be rated R. It was sort of Braveheartish I guess, but obviously it's been toned down.

anduin
09-16-2001, 09:11 AM
DVD!!! :D ;)

Darth Tater
09-16-2001, 10:03 AM
It's rated PG-13 for intense battle sequences and scary images, i think the wording is something like that. PJ said that it's a very hard PG-13, and will be pushing the envelope a bit, but just in terms of violence/gore

ArwenEvenstar
09-16-2001, 01:29 PM
im lucky im an only child:D:p:D

ArwenEvenstar
09-16-2001, 01:31 PM
on the gore thing my imaganation is probally way more morbid and gory then PJ's movie!:eek:

easterlinge
09-16-2001, 08:59 PM
Battle scenes and gore toned down? I can't wait for the "FOTR: Director's Cut".

samwise of the shire
09-17-2001, 10:20 PM
Pg-13 thankfully I wont have to go with my Little sister who is mortally afraid of anything mildly scary, and I defiantly think that the Balrog would make her burst into tears, shreaks, and little feet pattering as fast as possible to the doors, while my Little Brother would be laughing his head off while blood spurts out the trolls mouth after Legolas shoots it(and other more terrible things), and thankfully I wont have to deal with him either. Whew.
Sam

Ñólendil
09-18-2001, 06:33 PM
Right. Take her to see Harry Potter, that won't be nearly as terrible. Judging from the previews (which is sometimes a foolish thing to do, but there are other evidences), Harry Potter will contain that sense of awe and wonder amid beauty and splendour that the Lord of the Rings should have had.

easterlinge
09-19-2001, 12:55 AM
Ummmm..... Inoldonil, what did you mean when you said the action is "Braveheartish"?

Do you mean Elendil and Gil-Galad and Isildur and Elrond all bare their buts to provoke Sauron to attack, like in "Braveheart"?

Certainly gives Minas Ithil, "Tower of the Moon", an added meaning... :cool: :D ;)

Sakata
09-20-2001, 01:18 AM
There better not be any mild nudity or any language (besides entish:) This is the lord of the rings for god's sake!

ArwenEvenstar
09-20-2001, 05:19 PM
Originally posted by easterlinge
Battle scenes and gore toned down? I can't wait for the "FOTR: Director's Cut".


if they do make a director's cut im geting it!!!!!!!!!!!:D

Elven Warrior Maiden
09-30-2001, 06:24 AM
My whole family is going, no matter what the rating is. Even my little bother, who was terrified of the Black Riders in the cartoon movie. They better not cut out some really scary parts just so more people can see it.

( I'm seeing Harry Potter too)

Renille
10-02-2001, 10:55 PM
I doubt anyone will go in my family except me. I might drag my parents along...but on second thought, maybe my 13 year old younger brother will want to come... but that's just because he doesn't go to movies that often.

I bet almost EVERYONE in my family will go to Harry.

ringbearer
10-03-2001, 12:12 AM
I have made a date with my 77 year old Mom:) ! She read LOTR, at my request, and LOVED it! I told her, "Ma, if you get your hearing-aid on time, me and you(along with my Wife and Daughter) are going to a movie together in December!" :D

The hearing-aid has arrived :D!

:) Half-way to 500:D !