Beowulf

[mybabysmomma]

Has anyone else seen it yet? What'd you think? I really enjoyed it! He graphics were pretty darn cool, if you ask me.

[Guru]

It was a most amazing movie, and a most amazing technology.
I predict you will enjoy it immensely.

[thornton04]

I would love to go see it but I have to talk my husband into going with me.

[just-Wynn]

Should have been slpit into 2 movies, imo. I read the book (saga, poem,...) again before i saw the movie, and the movie seemed too rushed and watered down to me. CGI could have been smoother as well. Would have probably enjoyed it alot more if i had the opportunity to view it in one of them fancy 3-D formats. Hopes were high, so I was kinda let down in a way. Still worth watching though. :police:

[mybabysmomma]

I'm still trying to figure out how it got a PG-13 rating...it was pretty violent.

[Astra]

I'm still trying to figure out how it got a PG-13 rating...it was pretty violent.
The MPAA always goes easier on animated films than on live-action. Had Beowulf been live-action, it would have had a big fat R for sure.

They have some goofy standards when it comes to violence, too. The reason the Klingons in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country have purple blood is because the MPAA threatened to give the film an R if it was red. I guess that means human bloodshed is worse than alien bloodshed.

[mybabysmomma]

The MPAA always goes easier on animated films than on live-action. Had Beowulf been live-action, it would have had a big fat R for sure.


I figure that it had something to do with that, I just wan't sure. That really is kind of crazy, but I don't make the rules.