Rated R in the US

Ugh, you're not listening. You're right that Tobi's sexual experimentation was his path, or method rather, to freedom. But your definition of 'wise' and mine are obviously different. Tobi was changing, evolving, and learning about himself. In the midst of it, he sometimes lied, freaked out, lost control, cried, etc. Although that is not necessarily contrary to 'wisdom,' I take the word to mean that someone has good moral judgment, is well informed (maybe not on trivia, but certainly on life experience), and knows what to do in tough situations. To me, that doesn't fit the description of Tobi. 'Wisdom,' in other words, is not something you can learn simply / only by having sex. Although sex may or may not contribute, wisdom runs deeper than that, and it come from experience with intimate, private, and public relationships. Again, learning how to ! doesn't make you smart.

And please, please stop bringing up odd terminology like 'puritan' and 'Calvinist.' Wikipedia says it well in the following quote:

'In modern usage, the word puritan is often used as an informal pejorative for someone who has strict views on sexual morality, disapproves of recreation, and wishes to impose these beliefs on others. None of these qualities were unique to Puritanism or universally characteristic of the Puritans themselves, whose moral views and ascetic tendencies were no more extreme than many other Protestant reformers of their time, and who were relatively tolerant of other faiths — at least in England. The popular image is slightly more accurate as a description of Puritans in colonial America, who were among the most radical Puritans and whose social experiment took the form of a Calvinist theocracy.'

So, although not 100% inaccurate, you really need to stop dropping words like 'Calvinist' and 'Puritan' because, to be honest, your use of those words are relatively prejudiced. People like you holster some sort of self-righteousness that ignorantly and stubbornly views conservatism, moral and sexual purity, and religion as inherently bad. In reality, you impose your beliefs just as much as the people that scare you. Ugh, I could go on but I don't really feel like it anymore.

By using overgeneralizations and condescending labels you employ the same closed mindedness that you claim to criticize. Especially when you're obviously not informed about what they entail. I agree with Jahuda. Also I think he sounds like he's probably extremely attractive.

One of the best segments of the documentary is a split screen of two different films, one portraying gay sex, the other showing straight sex. The two shots from the various compared films are virtually identical, yet, in every example, the gay movie received and NC-17 while the straight film received an R.

One specific noted biased rating was for the film "Because I'm a Cheerleader" where a masturbation scene (a woman masturbating over her clothes, no nudity at all) received an NC-17 while "American Pie" where Biggs, pantless, is f-ing a pie, received an R.

There are many more hipocracies about the MPAA revealed in the documentary, all of which show the MPAA for the facist, indirect censorship board that it is.

The only reason you are still conscious is because I don't want to carry you.

Well ... in German, there a saying: "Du sprichst ein grosses Wort gelassen aus", meaning (freely translated) "You're saying something important in a very equanimous way" - at least that fits the first part. It's an interesting way of looking at it.

But on the other hand, many things went wrong in germany the last years. The violence between youths increased, I don't know if you heard about the Gutenberg-Gymnasium in Erfurt (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erfurt_massacre) - that's only one example that lead to tightened youth protection laws in the following year (see my previous posting as well). Or the teenager in May 2006 at the opening of the Berlin Central Station (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin_Hauptbahnhof#Opening_ceremony), just two examples of a youth that's more and more violent. I'm really happy that I'm not a teenager anymore, I don't know if I'd like to grow up in a world like this.

Additionally, politics in Germany are getting tendencies like in the United States. Civil rights are abandoned due to "security". Our Minister of the Interior sees terrorists everywhere, and some people in germany think that the situation turns more and more into something that makes even George Orwell's "1984" a bedtime story ...