"Sexual content including dialogue" isn't that the same thing?
08-25-05, 11:34 PM
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"Sexual content including dialogue" isn't that the same thing?
i noticed this on the box for sin city, I thougth content and dialgue would be the same thing?
08-25-05, 11:56 PM
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No, one would be talking about having sex, the other would be having said sex. Clerks would be an example of a movie that has sexual dialogue without any onscreen sex.
08-26-05, 01:17 AM
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Sexual content including dialogue
I was thinking that it meant there were sex scenes, but instead of just having music played over the action, the people were talking.
And it wouldn't have to be dirty talking, it could just be chit-chat... y'know, movies, current events, regular stuff.
I was thinking that it meant there were sex scenes, but instead of just having music played over the action, the people were talking.
And it wouldn't have to be dirty talking, it could just be chit-chat... y'know, movies, current events, regular stuff.
08-26-05, 02:06 AM
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This confuses me much like the "graphic creature scenes" warning on "The Cave" previews.
So will "Aliens" have to be re-rated to include "Graphic Alien Scenes"?
"Sexual content including dialog"
I have to agree with Count....doesn't that mean people are talking during sex?
So will "Aliens" have to be re-rated to include "Graphic Alien Scenes"?
"Sexual content including dialog"
I have to agree with Count....doesn't that mean people are talking during sex?
08-26-05, 08:59 AM
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Is you don't understand the difference between dialogue and sex, you must have some very interesting first dates.
Buddy: "Did you have sex?"
You: "Oh yeah, several times. Right when I picked her up, in the restaurant, etc."
Buddy: "What?"
You: "Yeah, I even met her dad. Hell of a guy. I had sex with him too!"
Buddy: "Did you have sex?"
You: "Oh yeah, several times. Right when I picked her up, in the restaurant, etc."
Buddy: "What?"
You: "Yeah, I even met her dad. Hell of a guy. I had sex with him too!"
08-26-05, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Salty
No, it means people are talking about sex.
Isnt this "with dialog" a bit redundant?
I've not seen "Sin City" does anyone actually have sex in the movie?
08-26-05, 02:43 PM
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there is one brief sex scene in sin city.
Here's another thing, with the "sexual content" line, there is a "some sexaul content" notice in kill bill vol1, (i'm puting tags mainly due to the content, not for spoiler material.)
Isn't this also dialogue?
Here's another thing, with the "sexual content" line, there is a "some sexaul content" notice in kill bill vol1, (i'm puting tags mainly due to the content, not for spoiler material.)
Spoiler:
08-26-05, 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by UAIOE
Well wouldnt' "talking" about sex fall under "sexual content"?
Isnt this "with dialog" a bit redundant?
I've not seen "Sin City" does anyone actually have sex in the movie?
Isnt this "with dialog" a bit redundant?
I've not seen "Sin City" does anyone actually have sex in the movie?
So maybe "Sexual Content" covers visual, "with dialogue" covers audio.
08-26-05, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by UAIOE
Isnt this "with dialog" a bit redundant?
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08-27-05, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by djtoell
No. It says "including dialogue." It's not redundant to list the specific items included in a general term. For example, if I tell you that I had Italian food last night, including penne alla vodka, I'm not being redundant. Specifying that the Italian food I ate included the penne dish just makes it more specific. Same with "sexual content including dialogue"; the "including" portion just makes the general "content" term more specific.
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08-27-05, 11:47 PM
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Originally Posted by djtoell
No. It says "including dialogue." It's not redundant to list the specific items included in a general term. For example, if I tell you that I had Italian food last night, including penne alla vodka, I'm not being redundant. Specifying that the Italian food I ate included the penne dish just makes it more specific. Same with "sexual content including dialogue"; the "including" portion just makes the general "content" term more specific.
What is the point of being specific about it being "dialog"?
If people are screwing or talking about screwing its still content for adults.
