Ironic that they bleeped the swearing in this video.

http://videosift.com/video/Trey-Park-Matt-Stone-on-Speaking-Freely This used to be a playlist of the whole talks.

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Boosting this quality contribution up in the Hot Listing - declared quality by gwiz665.

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F@#K CENSORSHIP!

I remember them relating a story with how they got around the MPAA when making Team America: World Police by beating them at their own game. They knew the MPAA would scoff at their puppet sex scene, so their originally submitted cut had the much more graphic sex scene (which incidentally is now the Director's cut). That way, when the MPAA rejected it with an NC-17 rating, they could cut it back to what they originally wanted and re-submit. Sure enough, they got their R rating.

The MPAA needs to be abolished and replaced with something government controlled with oversight. Sound's like a fucking Underworld Mob the way it's run now.

Wasn't there a film about the MPAA. "This Film is Not Rated" or soemthing like that.

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ABOUT THE MPAA
Who are your members?
MPAA’s members are the six major U.S. motion picture studios:
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc.
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Universal City Studios LLC
Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.

(from the MPAA website) Clear collusive activities going on there to squeeze out independents.

Hot damn, thanks guys! This video went throught the roof in no time. Almost Number One.

Now that this has made it to number one I'd like to point out that it was filmed in 2000.

watched This Film Is Not Yet Rated recently.....in conclusion, fuck the MPAA

That last line in the vid could be applied to pretty much every market nowadays. Major players getting together to set up rules everyone has to follow...join us or get out-competed by our collective subversion of the free market.

An NC-17 used to be a surefire way to kill a movie because no theater would play it.

We have real-time streaming video now. Is NC-17 still the same curse as it once was?

Fuck 'em.