Why are some movies "not rated" even though they are released into theaters??
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NR or Not Rated - Not an MPAA rating. Used for independent or foreign films that are in limited release and have not been submitted to the MPAA for a rating classification. Also used by a film that is soon to be released and has trailers out for promotional purposes, but has not yet received a final rating. Advertisements for films with a pending rating contain the notice "This film is not yet rated".
558957
There is no such thing as free... Movies are copyright, meaning it is not legal to download for free because the people who work on the movie (everyone involved) will not get paid! Think about it, will you like it if you go to work for a week and then you don't get paid? Actors, directors, producers and everyone involved in a movie work for months to get a movie done so we can enjoy it... besides you can get very low prices buying it at Amazon, Ebay or big Department stores like Target. You also get a great deal if you buy it used (check a Blockbuster store near you). Is always better to get the original thing because first your computer won't get a virus and second the quality is excellent even if it's used.
976308
In the UK it's a '15', in the USA it's rated 'R'. If you want a full list go to www.imdb.com
27137
I run a movie theatre, so I can give you the answer to this one:  Previous answers are correct to a point in that if it isn't a popular movie, we're going to try to get it out as quickly as possible to get a new one in that might do better.  \n\nThe box office receipts also say a lot.  Most theatres have a certain dollar amount they use to determine whether or not to hold a film or move it on to get another one in.  If it goes over that amount, then it will likely stay; if it stays under, them the film moves on to another theatre.  In the case of the theatre I run, we only have one screen (but a lot of national recognition), so we are able to get several movies a year in as they open nationwide.  Most times, we get them anywhere from 2 weeks to a month after national release, which is excellent for a city of about 3,800 people.  \n\nEach geographical area of the country is also different.  For example, an "R" rated film is more likely to go over better in a big city than in a smaller town, where the values are more conservative.  In the bigger areas, there is a wider array of tastes for films, while in small areas the tastes tend to be more down the middle of the road rather than veering off to one side or the other.  I hope this has helped you...and enjoy your next outing to a movie theatre!
1060838
Don't rent it if you're bored by black and white or if you're looking for  a lot of action/romance.\n\nIf you're looking for a good movie with incredible acting, rent it.  It's worth every penny.
520265
I dont know if you're talking about naughty movies or not, but I just saw a new movie last night called TransAmerica.  It was a very good movie and recieved several awards.  You could probably find it on bear share or lime wire, but it would be better just to go to you local movie store and pick it up.
69419
There was a movie but it isn't available for sale.  Here is a link to it.
804009
Many of these movies are not available at stores because of the short edition but you can check out blockbuster not the outlets, the online they have movies that you couldn't even imagine ever exists..☺
968432
Unfortuanately Movie is so basic it probably does not have the proper formats.    \nI like ShowBiz DVD 2.  You can d/l a free trial.\nhttp://www.arcsoft.com/en/support/downloads/downloadview.asp?downloadid=226\nE
1054713
Movies usually get released later in Mexico then in America.  I have seen reviews of it but havent seen the movie since it isnt being shown in the area I live sround.  I do plan to see it when its shown here  and I hope its soon.
946975
I guess because the theater has to have the release approved by the corporation the released the movie into its theater, and the corporation has to agree to letting it out on DVD, because the movie theater makes all of the money, more than on DVD. The theater gets nearly 12 dollars per person, plus $7.50 for kids, and if over a thousand people go to see that movie in one month, and there are twelve months in a year, you're looking at enough money to buy out MGM. But on DVD, most people already saw the movie, and might not want to see it again, so they don't but the DVD. But for those who did buy it, they're only wasting $19.99 or less. So, that is why it would take them so long. And also, some movies are so popular, that they are in release for a year, or maybe more, like the first two Pirates of the Caribbean movies. They were pretty darn popular. Or Titanic. Very popular.
110085
What do u mean? Did u mean you want to see movies for free?\n Well Really speaking u wont find good new movies on the internet for free, Leagally. \nThere are Numerous was you can get any movies and vidos illegall. i hope you are aware of it, and you're not using coz u're a good citizens.
78628
These movies probably still have copyright protection. Therefore, they're not free.
759173
The reels make the loop through the first and second run theaters and then they typically go back to the distributor to be destroyed.  A few select copies that have not been damaged too much (breaks, scratches and gaps are common) are archived for secondary markets.  Foreign cinemas get different copies as they need either subtitles or foreign language dubbing before being released.
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Most of the answers are going to reflect the comfort and price of watching a movie in your own home.  I think that should be where you focus any changes in the movie industy.  Comfort, convenience, and affordability.  As far as the content of the movies being distributed...they wonder why the box office has dropped to all time lows, but just look at what the consumers choices are: remakes and sequels.  Hollywood is throwing out movies right and left that are vying for the blockbuster title through gimmick, as opposed to original content.  \nThat, and people can get away with not going to theaters these days, and dling them on their own computer.  Not a big fan, but I certainly understand.  A friend of ours does this, only to turn around and purchase those movies that he actually enjoys.  He says: "most of the movies nowadays are crap.  First, I'll dl it, preview it, then buy it to add to the collection."  Not a bad theory really, especially considering what it does cost to watch a movie, and the negative opinion that you usually walk away with.
196973
There are a very few movies where the copyright has lapsed available at www.archive.org.  Don't expect much in the way of choice or quality.
495115
Not in the USA.  It didn't even make the list of movies playing.