What is the difference between the "R" Rated and "Unrated" DVD's like the Road Trip DVD??? Does the Unrated version show more, or have stronger language??? Thanks for your time.

Have'nt seen it yet. But have heard the 'shower' sequence has much more nudity in it. That is all. Yet hey,that sounds like it's worth it

I have the unrated version and have not seen the r rated version. The movie was recommended by a friend and I have to admit, the movie was a hoot. The shower scene that our friend JW is referring to was pretty good so that very well may be the case. Didn't really see where the language was very heavy but iot has been awhile.

The unrated version isn't too much different, but it definitley has more nudity; which is great if that's what your looking for. If your gonna get it, get the unr8d version. Unless your getting it for your kids, but your kids shouldn't exactly be watching it in the first place.

Suggestion: Unrated...allways.

The "rated" version contains a little less and a little more

and if you want the TV version, ABC airs it on Thursday!

LB...

I can't even remember a shower scene. The only nudity I remember was Amy Smart.

Edit: Okay, looked it up on the IMDb of nudity (don't think I am allowed to mention it here) and remember. It says the only difference, atleast in terms of skin, is in that shower scene.

I saw it in theaters


The only difference is the part when the camera zooms on the chick's breasts.

Can't forget that shot of the two girls showering placed at the end of the scene. I don't remember that in the R-rated cut.

When in doubt, get the unrated version. This applies to all movies.

Also, girls walks into shower with towel wrapped around waist in R-rated version. Towel is gone, girl is totally nekkid in Unrated version.

maybe we see more of that fat black chick when she's naked. "did you kill a cheetah!??" lol

Rated vs Unrated usually means almost nothing with the newer comedies. In many cases the same stuff could be left in and given the R rating. but since it was rated with that footage it's "unrated"

Always go with unrated.