DISQUS

Greg · 1 year ago

Larry H. Miller is a nazi.

Komikon · 1 year ago

good article.

p.s. larry miller is one of mccain's campaign strategists

Ariel · 1 year ago

"Beehive State" is supposed to symbolize our industrious nature. (Ha!)

Cole Abaius · 1 year ago

Ariel, I'm guessing you're in Utah. Are you planning on checking out Zack and Miri?

Congratulations on your industrial nature. Now get back to work!

Mo-Mo · 1 year ago

i just saw "Zack and Miri" at an advance screening at the University of Cincinnati. I can see how it was given the NC-17, what with tons of boobage, f- and c- bombs, and the "shit shot". that said, it still got the R rating, so why bitch about it Megaplex?

does he realized how retarded he sounds when he says "very close to NC-17"?

ScreenRant.com · 1 year ago

It's going to play in Utah, just not at that theater chain. I had an invite to a reviewers' pre-screening but didn't go because frankly, I'm just not interested.

It's his damned theater chain and he can do what he pleases with it - although your Saw V comment certainly does provide a great counterpoint.

Vic

ScreenRant.com · 1 year ago

Oh, and how is saying a movie is “very close to NC-17? retarded, exactly? How many PG-13 movie out there are "very close to R?"

Vic

Robert Fure · 1 year ago

If people go against the rating system and determine what is OK for them to play, then the ratings system is broken. It's fine if a theater doesn't want to show a movie for whatever reason, that's a business thing. But any R-Rated movie should be able to be shown in any national theater. That's what the R-Rating says. "This film is Rated R, act accordingly." If someone thinks that one R-Rated film is worse than another and acts on it, then why the hell are we rating films anyways?

F--k the MPAA.

Oh and F--k is Fuck.

will · 1 year ago

if you live in Utah, youre probably a Mormon and wouldnt see the movie anyway...

Elwood · 1 year ago

I live in Utah. I wanna see Zack and Miri.

If it is impossible to pay for it I'll just download it. Simple as that.

Same as Spore. if you make it difficult for your customers to give you money for your product, they'll just take the product.

Dolcynx · 1 year ago

Of course they're probably religious nuts. No person with a reasonable sense of reason or logic would actually be that stupid to assume a majority, and especially when some money is better than no money at all if they showed it.

Religion is bringing down our race as a whole. Their kind are holding us back from global peace and the 'thinking with the brain'.

I really do think it's time 'the Rapture' comes and leave Earth with the smart people. (of course, leaving the Earth intact. But hey, 'God' is incapable of such things, so we won't have to worry, will we?)

I sleep humbly tonight knowing logic prevails over words in a silly child's book any day.

Richard · 1 year ago

I live in Salt Lake and I thought I should say something. I'm not LDS, or Christian, or religious at all.

I've seen a few of these stories about how Zack & Miri Make a Porno isn't being shown in theaters owned by Larry Miller. A great many number of articles seem to present the issue as if these people are telling us we can't see the movie. They're not saying that in any way, only that they feel it is inappropriate, and they won't show the movie. It's their decision and there are plenty of theaters showing the movie in Utah. It won't impact my ability to see the flick at all. If Mr. Miller doesn't want to screen it, he has as much right to that as I have to see it. So I'll go to another movie house, see the flick, eat the popcorn, and not think about it again. Larry will feel he did what he believed in, and we'll both go to bed happy. It was the same thing with Brokeback.

We're quickly reaching a point where us liberals are becoming rather un-liberal about a person's rights. Should he be forced to screen a movie he objects to? No. Not anymore than I should be forced to watch a movie about LDS history if I don't want to see it. Give it a rest, angry people. This is such a small inconsequential thing.