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PG or PG-13?

posted 13 years ago by Bx_TrUestNYC
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If it's PG-13, I'll see it, something tells me it would actually be good and that Disney is finally maturing and doing REAL teenage films and what they REALLY go through.

If It's PG, forget about it, trailer is just fooling us. Can you say another high school musical minus the music and with cheesy drama? And please people don't go on saying that a PG film could actually make for a real teen drama, because that's bull *beep. The things teens actually do on a daily basis is not fit for a PG film. TV-PG yes but not a PG film, and there is a HUGE difference between TV-PG and movie PG.

Anyways, my real question is, what rating do you guys think it's going to have?

[–] Matthew_Moviebuff 13 years ago

Wow I posted the EXACT same thing you did! I posted my message then came to this and i was like...crap you already beat me to the punch lol. anyways, I think the movie will eventually be rated PG as to not discourage younger crowds.
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[–] Chelly_Bean11 13 years ago

I agree, if it's PG-13 i will see it, if it's PG then i won't waste my money.
I had high hopes when i saw the trailer...then the little disney symbol popped up and my hopes dropped dramatically.

[–] JiminyCrick91 13 years ago

I'm pretty sure it will be a G. This is Rich Ross's first movie after being the head of Disney Channel. Now he wants the main company to have a hit in the vain of what he found in HSM... Make lots of money, sell lots of albums and then move on to the next project. This is not an adult picture for them we have to wait for Pirates to come back into our laps.