Trailer:
http://www3.ifctv.com/thisfilm/about.php

Getting decent reviews 87% :
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/this...not_yet_rated/

theres no way this is playing in my town, so Ill have to wait for dvd, but anyone going to check this out?

Looks great! I really wanna see it.

Oh this looks like nothing else. I can't wait.

Will definitely make an effort to see this one as soon as it opens!

there is this thread also here (that I had started )

Sign the online petition from IFC's 'This Film Is Not Yet Rated' website.

and here too...

Kirby Dick's 'This Film Is Not Yet Rated'

opens friday and dvdtalks search engine sucks. Thanks google!

updated playdates:

9/01/06
New York, NY IFC Center
Los Angeles, CA Landmark Nuart

9/08/06
New York, NY Clearview 1st & 62nd Street
Huntington, NY Cinema Arts
Manhasset, NY Clearview Manhasset
Montclair, NJ Clearview Clairidge
Irvine, CA Regal University Town Center
Encino, CA Laemmle Town Center
Pasadena, CA Laemmle Playhouse

9/15/06
Chicago, IL Landmark Century Centre
Cambridge, MA Landmark Kendall Square
Philadelphia, PA Ritz
Voorhees, NJ Ritz
Baltimore, MD Cinema Selections Charles
Washington, DC Landmark E Street
Scottsdale, AZ Harkins Camelview
Palm Desert, CA Cinemas Palme d'Or
San Francisco, CA Landmark Lumiere
Berkeley, CA Landmark Shattuck
Portland, OR Cinema 21

9/22/06
Austin, TX Regal Arbor
San Diego, CA Landmark Ken
Seattle, WA Landmark Varsity

9/29/06
Cleveland, OH Cedar Lee
Minneapolis, MN Landmark Lagoon
Tucson , AZ Loft
San Jose, CA Camera 12

10/06/06
Denver, CO Landmark Esquire
Salt Lake City, UT Balcony Broadway

10/13/06 Nashville, TN Belcourt

this looks great. will probably have to get it on dvd though.

Every single member of this forum (or any movie-lover anywhere for that matter) needs to see this film, whether at the theatre or DVD. I can't wait until next weekend when it shows in Irvine, CA. My gal and I have been jonesing to see it for months now...

I 100% agree, having seen Kirby's other film's this will not only be informative but equally entertaining as well.

so....

I finally saw this film yesterday. and as Dan1boy noted I highly recommend everyone to see this.

The ending had a nice punch to it and was a great damnation of the whole MPAA/rating's process.

It was great to see snippets of previousily cut NC-17 scenes (I had kind wished there were more).

updated playdates:

9/29/06
Cleveland, OH Cedar Lee
Dallas, TX Landmark Magnolia
Detroit, MI Landmark Main Art
Minneapolis, MN Landmark Lagoon
San Jose, CA Camera 12
Tucson, AZ Loft

10/06/06
Bethel, CT Bethel
Denver, CO Landmark Esquire
Salt Lake City, UT Balcony Broadway

10/13/06
Columbus, OH PFR Gateway
Corvallis, OR Paulson Darkside
Eugene, OR Paulson Bijou
Nashville, TN Belcourt
San Antonio, TX Paulson Bijou at the Crossroads

10/22/06
Olympia, WA Olympia Film Society Capitol

10/24/06
Norfolk, VA Naro

11/03/06
Columbia, MO Ragtag

11/17/06
Atlanta, GA Landmark Midtown Art
Modesto, CA PFR State

11/22/06
St. Louis, MO Landmark Tivoli

11/24/06
Utica, NY Mini Munson

[QUOTE=Giles]so....

I finally saw this film yesterday. and as Dan1boy noted I highly recommend everyone to see this.

The ending had a nice punch to it and was a great damnation of the whole MPAA/rating's process.

It was great to see snippets of previousily cut NC-17 scenes (I had kind wished there were more).[/QUOTE]

that would be great special features for the dvd. an hour of that would be great.

Even though the film firmly centered around sex and violence. The film went nowhere in terms of what other film extremes the board has had problems with.

Language has been a problem here and there. Numerous stand up comedy films have been branded with a NC-17 rating and /or cut for an R-rating.

Martin Lawrence's You So Crazy
Andrew Dice Clay's film
Eddie Murphy's Raw (three times recieved X-rating, evnetually cut down to R-rating).

The filmmakers of 'The Aristocrats' didn't even bother submitting their film to the MPAA due to the extreme explicit language/material and went out unrated.

"TFNYR" - also didn't mention that the appeals process is not only a time consuming process, but is a monetary problem as well. In some cases, a smaller indie studio might not budget in the possiblity of an appeals process if said film gets a NC-17 rating, in that case, they just accept the rating, cut it, or go out unrated.

sdk is sooo right.

The film is really cool. I hope it does gonzo biz at the DVD level since its theatrical release was so stunted. Go. See. This. Film.

Any chance of this coming to Kansas City, we have plenty of art house theatres in town that would show it, and I wouldn't mind seeing it.

I'm almost finished with the DVD (Gym break coming up)
At first I got a little annoyed on how much time was spent with the private investigators, but the more we see of them, the more their case symbolizes the mystery of the MPAA. A good touch.

Like Giles said, it mostly focuses on sex-censorship in movies. But films with "inappropriate" language and "excessive" gore have also had their share of battles with the ratings board. Yet the latter doesn't appear to be have been documented in this. Still a fascinating look though!

I caught it theatrically in November last year and just bought the DVD (good deleted bit from John Waters).

There was probably a hundred different ways Dick could've handled this doc, but he focused it on sex mostly. Okay, but still really good doc. A shame it was really recognized by any awards ceremonies.

the first deleted scene with John Waters, Kevin Smith, Matt Stone was downright hysterical - it's too bad it's not within the actual film.

also, it's essential to also hear the commentary track on the DVD - it is very ensightful and continues the topic of the MPAA in dialogue form.