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THIS IS CAKE TOWN!!!
but he still kicked him into the hole, how is that PG?
You just can’t see the big, fluffy, marshmallows in the hole from that angle.
OMG! I think I just had a cerebral aneurysm.
That was very strange. Perhaps, next time, take the blue pill.
The only reason 300 is “R” is because there is occasional nudity.
The MPAA doesn’t care about violence, just sex.
That was aewsome, BRUSH YOUR TEETH!!!
5. “The only reason 300 is “R” is because there is occasional nudity.”
I agree. I personally didn’t think 300 was that violent, compared to horror movies. I’d actually even take my 6 year old son to see it.
I think those nude scenes were include to ensure it got an R rating, to make it seems cooler. They seemed out of place to me, gratuitous. Some things never change, R movies are always cooler to teenagers.
Amazing. The PG version is as historically accurate as the original. ;->
Ha, that was great. Too bad some of you have no sense of humor.
9. “Amazing. The PG version is as historically accurate as the original.”
Yeah, because we all know how pop-culture films derived from comic books should strive for the utmost in historical accuracy.
Too funny.
BRUUSH YOURR TEEETH!!
can someone please but the lid back on the can of contact cement
#8 – There’s no such thing as gratuitous nudity – all movies should have nudity. 😉
That trailers was weird but I did laugh.
This was super cool.. I just lost my appetite over it =))
Rocking dude.. thats hot
where did you find it?? my previous wasnt there.. so have to come again