The King's Speech PG-13 cut will be released in theaters April 1
Said Lomis, "We are thankful to the MPAA for their wisdom and swift action in approving the release of The King's Speech PG-13 release. The action enables those to whom it speaks most directly - young people who are troubled by stuttering, bullying and similar trials -- to see it."
The emotional impact of stuttering that was illuminated by The King's Speech continues to be a topic of conversation with the recent statements by Vice President Joseph Biden about his own struggles with stammering. The release of The King's Speech PG-13 offers families nationwide access to a positive story about stuttering and overcoming obstacles and social stigmas.
The King's Speech was released November 26th, 2010 and stars Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter, Derek Jacobi, Robert Portal, Richard Dixon, Paul Trussell, Adrian Scarborough, Andrew Havill. The film is directed by Tom Hooper.
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Diaigma
Well, we knew it was coming, but it's still lame :P
1 year agoby @diaigmaFlag
SpaceCowboy
Ha, April 1st. What a joke... taknig out the f-bomb would make this a PG movie.
1 year agoby @SpaceCowboyFlag
Worth5Bucks
@moviegeek sorry i meant it will be
1 year agoby @mattbierwagenFlag
moviegeek
@mattbierwagen No it hasn't :P
1 year agoby @moviegeekFlag
Dan
This is some goddamn, f*cking bullsh*t. Those stupid c*nts are too f*cking PC. F*ck that version, get the rated R f*cking version on f*cking Blu Ray/DVD. F*ckers.
1 year agoby @dan1Flag
Furankisan
Great Doc*mentary: "This Movie Has Not Yet Been Rated" about the MPAA, includes interviews with Kevin Smith and such. Of course its rated R...LOL
PS It is a money grab, just wait to buy the DVD or rent on Netflix, that rating cant stop people there. what nonsense.
1 year agoby @furankisanFlag
Worth5Bucks
this movies been in theaters longer than avatar
1 year agoby @mattbierwagenFlag
moviegeek
They give Sucker Punch a PG-13, and not the King's Speech. Hmm.. someone needs a brain check. (nothing against suckerpunch, mind you)
1 year agoby @moviegeekFlag
T.Clark
The f*cking swearing is actually pretty f*cking essential to the f*cking movie's f*cking story. It's not just f*cking in the script for f*cking nothing. Sh*t.
1 year agoby @insertusernamehereFlag
fanboy
Money Grab!
1 year agoby @fanboyFlag
UNoLazyboy
Agreed. This is very sta sta sta stupid.
1 year agoby @unolazyboyFlag
Josh
This is f*ck sh*t buggering stupid. It should have been PG13 from the start.
1 year agoby @shuabertFlag
CelluloidDreams
How sad to mess with the director's vision!!
1 year agoby @2movieguysFlag
CelluloidDreams
Hey, hey MPAA, how many movies have you censored today?
1 year agoby @2movieguysFlag
Bawnian©-Dexeus
Ok then
1 year agoby @bawnian-dexeusFlag
J.P.
We are thankful to the MPAA for their wisdom and swift action in approving the release of The King's Speech PG-13 release. The action enables those to whom it speaks most directly - young people who are troubled by stuttering, bullying and similar trials -- to see it."
The emotional impact of stuttering that was illuminated by The King's Speech continues to be a topic of conversation with the recent statements by Vice President Joseph Biden about his own struggles with stammering. The release of The King's Speech PG-13 offers families nationwide access to a positive story about stuttering and overcoming obstacles and social stigmas.
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