Whoops… Looks like some of Sacha Baron Cohen’s antics are a little too risqué for the notoriously staid MPAA across the pond: Bruno is rated NC-17.
The rating – which means many UA cinemas won’t carry the movie – is generally acknowledged to be a kiss of death for any movie.
But don’t expect that situation to stay for long. Universal is already planning to edit the film down to a more tolerable R rating, just as happened with Borat (below).
So what made the US ratings board froth and seethe? Seems it’s “a number of sexual sequences”.
Unrated DVD action ahoy!
[Source: Variety]
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beanieb
Apr 2nd 2009, 19:11
They better not cut the uk version.
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Tartantino
Jul 4th 2009, 9:08
The film wont be cut unless it has material deemed to be illegal or dangerous to the viewers. Should be released in its full glory :)
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Tartantino
Jul 4th 2009, 9:15
I take that back, it appears that Universal admitted a re-cut of the film for final release with just over a minute missing although this was not at the request of the BBFC
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