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Despite the rumors, Scream 4 is not being toned down for the teen crowd.
The MPAA has weighed in on the fourth chapter and granted it an R "for strong bloody violence, language and some teen drinking."
Speculation began early as to whether or not the sequel would get a PG-13 or an R - not sure why, as every film to date has received the latter.
The first film was repeatedly submitted to the MPAA to receive an R after the ratings board gave it an NC-17. Parts two and three easily scored their rating once Craven and the MPAA got into a groove.
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This is some incredibly exciting news. I'm a huge Kevin Williamson fan and I love EVERYTHING he does. The original Scream movie was the first horror movie that actually had me sitting on the very edge of my seat for the entire movie.
This movie is going to be freakin sweet.
This is awesome in a way, but also kind of sad. The Scream crowd has gotten a little older, but you also need to start developing the younger teens now too. With an R rating, sales are going to slump A LOT and it will be even harder to bring scream back to the teenagers on Halloween.
However for those of us old enough, AWESOME. All the more hope that this one will be decent.
Well now I care.
Good!
I think most of you know by now that horror movies are not something I really enjoy. I just don't care for them most of the time. The Original Scream is one of the few that I adore, and can't get enough of. It's a big reason why I'm excited to see this one. My hopes would have been absolutely dashed if it had gotten a PG-13 rating.
it shoud get a rating of p-u