Super Hans
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Joined: 30/9/2005 From: Watford
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ORIGINAL: jackcarter more than likely be 15 over here - just like 4.0! 4.0 was a 12A dude, unless you're counting the uncut DVD release. It's mildy encouraging news overall, but I won't hold my breath. The R rating is a fairly broad all encompassing certificate these days, Terminator 3 was rated R, but still scraped a 12A here. It would be nice to know if they were aiming for this all along or if it's just something the MPAA slapped them with and they can't be arsed to contest it. the PG13 DH4.0 was 15 in cinemas (as was the dvd 'R' cut with the added swear words/CG blood) - just like AvP which was PG13 in the states but 15 over here (same for the harder dvd cut) I thought 4.0 was a weird one - from what I remember of it (never felt compelled to watch it a second time) there was no way it should have been a 15. Felt very much like a 12A, toned down Die Hard where they'd probably slipped in somethting subtle to make it get a 15 to placate all those of us who were complaining about it being watered down! Sounds a bit conspirocy theory-ish I know, but it was definitely one of the most mild modern 15s I've seen! Not that I expect a Die Hard film to be extremely violent for the sake of it, but the first three films are notable for their hard, 'proper 80s action film' violence and profanity - the latter also contributing to the humour and the John McClane character overall.
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