There is this really cool trick, you should try it. If a video is taken down, and you don't want to watch the whole thing again. Don't watch the whole thing.
I used to go on IMDB and look up a movie's "Parental Guidance" breakdown. Not that I'm a parent worried what my kids would see, but I'm a young adult worried what my conservative parents would watch with me.
@@JogVodka Firstly don't leave public comments if you don't want people commenting on them. It's no longer just "your own business" when you put it in a place where it will be in the public eye for all of time. Secondly I'm nowhere close to saying something bigoted, that was a question, I don't know anything about your identity. If you don't have an adult brain you should just say that instead of getting offended over nothing. I'm autistic.
5:09 Non-sexual nudity? Titanic's one boob was hella sexual. It was a romance scene and Rose was trying to be sexy. Non-sexual nudity would be a female character getting an injury in their abdomen, their shirt is off to recieve treatment, and some nip gets in the frame. But its a high tension scene just like any other "oh no a protagonist has been injured". Or a character is changing their clothes and there's not a well positioned chair between them and the camera. They're just existing and the framing doesn't make it anything more.
They got it the wrong way around. You bleep the first fuck, and that raises the impact of the second one because you're conditioned to think you won't hear it. That's how they did it in Cry Baby. It was amazing
Wow Leo, "Let's get into the sex stuff!" is exactly the line I use right after my SO and I transition out of foreplay. Idk how you got it word for word like that. Amazing.
I noticed you put a scene from "Taken" at the end and I just wanted to say that I watched that movie with my dad when I was younger and I defiantly thought it was rated R. Like that movie is so fucking intense and dark, I'm baffled that its PG-13
god I remember desperately hoping my parents wouldn’t catch me watching but I’m a cheerleader back when I was a freshman in high school and a cheerleader myself. great movie that definitely contributed to my personal crisis about being bi
I think Back to the Future is the master of twisted ratings. The movie gets by with a PG rating even though there's suggested incest, and implied one character is possibly raped. As long as it's just implied and not on screen I guess...
I love “Drag Me to Hell”. It really is underrated. I even saw it in the theater. There are definitely more violent PG-13 movies and downplay violence. Then you’ll see an R rated movie with nothing but a couple f-bombs. I’ve never understood it. I saw “This Film is Not Yet Rated”, I’d been trying to remember the name of that for years. Some of the 90’s/early 2000s teen movies rates PG-13 never made sense.
i’m so glad you brought up “This Film Is Not Yet Rated,” you always to seem to have really great movies to bring up. awesome videos, keep up the good work!
To be honest, I think the ratings system is actually kind of detrimental. I’m of the mentally that if a child wants to see a movie then it’s up to the parents to see to do the research and decide if they think it’s right for their child. Different children are affected differently by different things. Some 12 year olds might not be able to handle the slightest blood, whereas others may be able to handle movies that Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Saw would get sick at it. And if you want to see how inconsistent the ratings system is, just remember that Frozen and Raiders of the Lost Ark were both rated PG. Because those are the same thing, apparently.
When you mentioned streaming services potentially being a way that getting your movie rated could actually be not required, I immediately thought of Steam. You don't need a rating from the ESRB to publish a game there. You can still add content warnings if you wish, though!
Surprised it was never mentioned, but PG-13 is relatively new. Poltergeist originally got a PG rating because it wasn’t bad enough to deserve an R rating at the time.
Ive been loving every video i watch of yours but this ones really important. Ive always despised censorship for what it does negatively to art and to people. The weird way we fetishize violence and demonize sexuality in this country has done damage to generations of people and all in the name of momey, self interest, or control. I think its obviously important to have categorization and warnings, but this system is just total nonsense. And your video gets these points out much more enjoyably then i am 😁🤘 keep it up homie
Re-watched like a good viewer, but also checked out the "Saw" messages for Kids-in-Mind and had a great chuckle so thanks for that. Here's to being quite popular and generating many sequels.
I once went two years without watching any movies. Coming back to it, the staggering violence of even The Last Jedi was jarring. Admittedly so was the rest of it.
Funny enough, YT recommended all of your shorts to me (I watched them!) except for this one. It was still recommending ones that I've already watched, just not this one. Really makes you think!
Look! Look! See how I’m engaging with the video TH-cam?!?!? Ah yes recommended this content to like minded digital peers! (Keep up the stellar work Leo, you’re the bomb dude)
i feel you on reading about the “bad” stuff that happens in movies because you’re too scared to watch them, i’m a wuss when ur comes to violence so i always read the parents guide on imdb for the movie instead, or before i actually watch it
My take is this: yes, violence is of course something bad and sexuality for the most part good but this rating system is not supposed to reflect that. In general I think that violence is something children start to understand at a fairly early age, a good deal before sex. Whether early exposure to sexuality is harmful or not, I don't know but in the very least it would leave the kids more confused. I don't think exposure to media has that much of an influence on whether you turn out a descent person anyways so this whole topic has been blown out if proportion.
Yeah deciding which topics to restrict more is very complicated and nuanced. Bad language is hardly going to seriously upset or traumatise most kids, but they will repeat it where they probably won't repeat a James Bond action setpiece. Nudity is mostly benign and innocent to a child, but any nudity that has a sexual nature, especially if it's somewhat creepy or coerced could make a child more likely to pick up weird complexes/be vulnerable to abuse/sexually harass other kids etc. And violence is often fantastical and non-repeatable but too much glorified violence will shape a child negatively and full-on gore can be extremely upsetting.
Big poop to TH-cam. V classic. I’m excited for your next video btw. I really loved the recording your thoughts. I keep pestering my friends to watch your shit.
wow thought I was the only one "deathly" (haha) afraid of gore and horror. I, too, perversely read synopses of movies I am too weenie to handle and even those sometimes scare me enough to take a xanny and sleep with the lights on
I saw the movie Martian for a school project at school and I thought that movie was so much Oscar make 1000%. There’s no way on planet earth that movie did not win an Oscar when that movie came out in theaters and then released to DVD.
The MPA essentially exists so that the government doesn't decide to come in and regulate/censor stuff. Basically, it tries to get a read on what a lot of parents could get upset about and then head it off so parents don't go crying to the government about what's in theaters.
Great video! Something that's not super clear to me as a non-US person: why do American cinema chains refuse to show NC-17/unrated films? It seems like a lot of censorship issues would be solved if they just...allowed films to be shown even if they have those ratings. Are there laws that change the cinema's tax status if it shows higher-rated films? Do the big studios refuse to distribute their films to cinemas that show NC-17 films? I feel like there must be some sort of underlying reason, otherwise it just seems like the cinemas are leaving money on the table by intentionally not showing some films.
If I was a parent, I would allow my kid to watch a movie that had every single cuss word or inappropriate word from the dictionary from A-Z but if it had nudity, no, thank you my kid cannot watch
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What the heck? Umm, yeah- already saw this. Maybe try not uploading the same video twice in future??
shoot! thank you for the tip.
Please take a look at the title again
There is this really cool trick, you should try it. If a video is taken down, and you don't want to watch the whole thing again. Don't watch the whole thing.
Did you mean what the fuck?
@Hyperion 666 Seems like you're right. It's hard to tell sometimes.
The MPA can say no "because I said so"? Definitely run by parents
Lol
They’re a weird, creepy organization. Like a secret society, really.
“The NPA can say no and they do not have to explain themselves to you.” Of couuurse they’re parents
"So yeah, sure it's "voluntary", the same way eating is voluntary."
I love that comparison lol
I used to go on IMDB and look up a movie's "Parental Guidance" breakdown. Not that I'm a parent worried what my kids would see, but I'm a young adult worried what my conservative parents would watch with me.
i just do it in general cause I know I cant trust some PG or PG-13 media when it comes to certain things and I wanted to check
@@JogVodka Are you scared PG-13 movies are gonna have something that offends your, I assume, adult brain?
No bc I do this all the time
@@ashwilliams1725 Yeah it's called mind your own business before you say something bigoted.
@@JogVodka Firstly don't leave public comments if you don't want people commenting on them. It's no longer just "your own business" when you put it in a place where it will be in the public eye for all of time. Secondly I'm nowhere close to saying something bigoted, that was a question, I don't know anything about your identity. If you don't have an adult brain you should just say that instead of getting offended over nothing. I'm autistic.
The IMDB parents guide is good for making sure there’s little to no nudity before watching a movie with your parents.
5:09 Non-sexual nudity? Titanic's one boob was hella sexual. It was a romance scene and Rose was trying to be sexy. Non-sexual nudity would be a female character getting an injury in their abdomen, their shirt is off to recieve treatment, and some nip gets in the frame. But its a high tension scene just like any other "oh no a protagonist has been injured". Or a character is changing their clothes and there's not a well positioned chair between them and the camera. They're just existing and the framing doesn't make it anything more.
They got it the wrong way around. You bleep the first fuck, and that raises the impact of the second one because you're conditioned to think you won't hear it.
That's how they did it in Cry Baby. It was amazing
Actually I WAS in fact watching this in VR on Virtual Desktop cause I wanted to take a short 15 minute breather after playing Until You Fall.
that is amazing and until you fall kicks ass.
I've been saying that same thing about consequence-less violence for years, it's way more fucked up to show that to kids
Little did we know, this was actually the first loop on Leo's Groundhog's Day storyline...
And I'm here for it!
Wow Leo, "Let's get into the sex stuff!" is exactly the line I use right after my SO and I transition out of foreplay. Idk how you got it word for word like that. Amazing.
“Movies depicting torture are very popular and generate many sequels” LMAO
I noticed you put a scene from "Taken" at the end and I just wanted to say that I watched that movie with my dad when I was younger and I defiantly thought it was rated R. Like that movie is so fucking intense and dark, I'm baffled that its PG-13
I'm constantly amazed at some of the shit that gets PG-13/12A, while other stuff gets 15 or 18.
Hey just popped in here to say that you're a great TH-camr keep up the good work
god I remember desperately hoping my parents wouldn’t catch me watching but I’m a cheerleader back when I was a freshman in high school and a cheerleader myself. great movie that definitely contributed to my personal crisis about being bi
I think Back to the Future is the master of twisted ratings. The movie gets by with a PG rating even though there's suggested incest, and implied one character is possibly raped. As long as it's just implied and not on screen I guess...
What?? Which character is implied to be raped?
@@adenilzamendes6750Lorraine.
@@adenilzamendes6750the mom, by the bully
I love “Drag Me to Hell”. It really is underrated. I even saw it in the theater.
There are definitely more violent PG-13 movies and downplay violence. Then you’ll see an R rated movie with nothing but a couple f-bombs. I’ve never understood it. I saw “This Film is Not Yet Rated”, I’d been trying to remember the name of that for years.
Some of the 90’s/early 2000s teen movies rates PG-13 never made sense.
Awesome movie
i’m so glad you brought up “This Film Is Not Yet Rated,” you always to seem to have really great movies to bring up. awesome videos, keep up the good work!
Oh fuck, gotta jump in here and support this amazing video on the reupload! Second fuck!
I love that you used music from the original Sims games for the background. What a great soundtrack that game had!
as someone who was also a deathly anxious movie watching teen, sites like kids in mind are absolutely the way to go
To be honest, I think the ratings system is actually kind of detrimental. I’m of the mentally that if a child wants to see a movie then it’s up to the parents to see to do the research and decide if they think it’s right for their child. Different children are affected differently by different things. Some 12 year olds might not be able to handle the slightest blood, whereas others may be able to handle movies that Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Saw would get sick at it. And if you want to see how inconsistent the ratings system is, just remember that Frozen and Raiders of the Lost Ark were both rated PG. Because those are the same thing, apparently.
Reupload= rewatch... Again
Great stuff Leo
You are the only youtuber I have the bell on for, I was a bit disappointed to see it was a reupload, but hey I'll watch it again anyway
Worth it - this is a great one.
This has gotta be the most underappreciated channel on TH-cam
This brought back memories of me giving my parents the Quebec rating of films when I wanted to watch more "adult" movies
When you mentioned streaming services potentially being a way that getting your movie rated could actually be not required, I immediately thought of Steam. You don't need a rating from the ESRB to publish a game there. You can still add content warnings if you wish, though!
The "kids in mind" part was very relatable lol
I've watched this video like 6 times already because I love it. Why not one more!
Me too
Just gonna watch this 3 to 12 times to help get it back where it belongs 👌🏻
Surprised it was never mentioned, but PG-13 is relatively new. Poltergeist originally got a PG rating because it wasn’t bad enough to deserve an R rating at the time.
Ive been loving every video i watch of yours but this ones really important. Ive always despised censorship for what it does negatively to art and to people. The weird way we fetishize violence and demonize sexuality in this country has done damage to generations of people and all in the name of momey, self interest, or control. I think its obviously important to have categorization and warnings, but this system is just total nonsense. And your video gets these points out much more enjoyably then i am 😁🤘 keep it up homie
I love GBF so disappointing to hear about how much homophobia it received from the rating system
Great idea and excellent subtle humor to censor your video with your takedown notices
Have I seen this video before? Yes.
Will I watch it again to support a TH-camr who I want to see more content from? Yes, keep up the good work Leo
Re-watched like a good viewer, but also checked out the "Saw" messages for Kids-in-Mind and had a great chuckle so thanks for that. Here's to being quite popular and generating many sequels.
I was looking for this yesterday, thank you for the reupload!
I'm loving your videos Leo Vader! keep up the great work
Damn it. This was the last Leo Vader video that I hadn't seen. Now what?!
The sims music is such a nice fit to this
your videos always leave me wanting more T_T keep up the good work leo
My memory is bad and I don’t remember the first so I guess I’m rewatching this
Nice
So I found this channel like a week ago and I'm loving the videos man
My absolute new favourite TH-camr. Thank you for giving me comedy inspo
I once went two years without watching any movies. Coming back to it, the staggering violence of even The Last Jedi was jarring. Admittedly so was the rest of it.
Sims 1 music - impossible to forget. Great vid dude!
Love this content, always wondered the specifics of things like the F word usage and why some films got away with more then one
Funny enough, YT recommended all of your shorts to me (I watched them!) except for this one. It was still recommending ones that I've already watched, just not this one. Really makes you think!
Gat damn your soundtracks rock. The Sims here, Doom Eternal before...
This is my new favourite channel. You're giving me old-school Swaim vibes!
I did not see this so this re-upload is fucking great for me
Love your videos!!
I enjoy this video every time I watch it bro 🙏
Look! Look! See how I’m engaging with the video TH-cam?!?!? Ah yes recommended this content to like minded digital peers!
(Keep up the stellar work Leo, you’re the bomb dude)
I really appreciate the sims music for this.
I was looking for this video the other day and I was so sad not to find it
i feel you on reading about the “bad” stuff that happens in movies because you’re too scared to watch them, i’m a wuss when ur comes to violence so i always read the parents guide on imdb for the movie instead, or before i actually watch it
The MPA is trash, thanks for making a video about it!!
The first time I heard of this was during the conversation between John Travolta and James Woods in "Be Cool".
Haha Leo put himself in jail
Love this video!
This is so funny with the new TH-cam rules for the beginning of videos
Nice channel! You gonna go far
Best sountrack ever
My take is this: yes, violence is of course something bad and sexuality for the most part good but this rating system is not supposed to reflect that. In general I think that violence is something children start to understand at a fairly early age, a good deal before sex. Whether early exposure to sexuality is harmful or not, I don't know but in the very least it would leave the kids more confused. I don't think exposure to media has that much of an influence on whether you turn out a descent person anyways so this whole topic has been blown out if proportion.
Yeah deciding which topics to restrict more is very complicated and nuanced. Bad language is hardly going to seriously upset or traumatise most kids, but they will repeat it where they probably won't repeat a James Bond action setpiece. Nudity is mostly benign and innocent to a child, but any nudity that has a sexual nature, especially if it's somewhat creepy or coerced could make a child more likely to pick up weird complexes/be vulnerable to abuse/sexually harass other kids etc. And violence is often fantastical and non-repeatable but too much glorified violence will shape a child negatively and full-on gore can be extremely upsetting.
Pretty sure I watched the original at least twice so I figure I can do that again
How poetic is it that this video got taken down
Honestly not even mad you used "The Sims: Buy Mode 1" for your background music.
This bonkers video is so gosh darn hootin’ and tootin’ mother father shooting hecking fricking fudging good! Holy fuck!
Leo, you always remind me of a Chris Pratt who might actually hang with me, and I appreciate it so much
1:19 You shouldn't be grossed out by either.
Keep up the good work buddy.
Commenting for algorithm, love what ya do
great vid my dude
Big poop to TH-cam. V classic. I’m excited for your next video btw. I really loved the recording your thoughts. I keep pestering my friends to watch your shit.
Return of the King 👑
i was watching this confused cause i felt like i already watched it,,,, then i read the title again
Your plosives were very crisp in this video
wow thought I was the only one "deathly" (haha) afraid of gore and horror. I, too, perversely read synopses of movies I am too weenie to handle and even those sometimes scare me enough to take a xanny and sleep with the lights on
This man is god tier.
I saw the movie Martian for a school project at school and I thought that movie was so much Oscar make 1000%. There’s no way on planet earth that movie did not win an Oscar when that movie came out in theaters and then released to DVD.
Reuploaded? What did you do leo?
I was so confused seeing it say 1 day ago and then I saw “reupload”
An we talk about the underrated gem that is accepted? That movie is fantastic.
The MPA essentially exists so that the government doesn't decide to come in and regulate/censor stuff. Basically, it tries to get a read on what a lot of parents could get upset about and then head it off so parents don't go crying to the government about what's in theaters.
This dude rocks
TH-cam was like "he cracked the system, shut him the fuck up"
These sims1 music themes make me so hhhhhorny
my parents would use plugged in to see what they needed to shelter me from .
commenting to help this video do better
Gotta say, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume Three used their one “fuck” expertly.
This video was age restricted. I'm now 18 and I'm finally able to watch it😂😂
shoutout to Fran the patron, I saw your name and wanted to shout you out
Great video!
Something that's not super clear to me as a non-US person: why do American cinema chains refuse to show NC-17/unrated films? It seems like a lot of censorship issues would be solved if they just...allowed films to be shown even if they have those ratings.
Are there laws that change the cinema's tax status if it shows higher-rated films? Do the big studios refuse to distribute their films to cinemas that show NC-17 films? I feel like there must be some sort of underlying reason, otherwise it just seems like the cinemas are leaving money on the table by intentionally not showing some films.
It seems just to be stigma. You can see nc 17 movies but it's a porn theater! And those are typically in sex stores/glory holes.
I'm so sad I put off watching this video. This is so interesting!
Oh so they don’t give two fucks about our entertainment
i was doing workouts while watching, and the anvil scene made me laugh i about dropped this 30 lbs weight on my fuckin head.
Well he broke the swear within the first 30 seconds of a TH-cam video rule, love it
If I was a parent, I would allow my kid to watch a movie that had every single cuss word or inappropriate word from the dictionary from A-Z but if it had nudity, no, thank you my kid cannot watch