Would you like to see an R-Rated or NC-17-Rated Star Wars movie or series written for adults, not families?

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Why? Because then there could be more complex dialogue and storylines, sex or provocative imagery, etc. etc.

The 5 Movie Classification Ratings:

G: General Audiences. This program is designed to be appropriate for all ages.
PG: Parental Guidance Suggested. Parents are urged to give parental guidance.
PG-13: Parents Strongly Cautioned. Some material may not be suited for children under 13.
R: Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian. Contains some adult material. Parents are urged to learn more about the film before taking their young children with them.
NC-17: Clearly Adult. For ages 18 and above.

Would you like to see an R-Rated or NC-17-Rated Star Wars movie or series written for adults, not families?

Lliam · Accepted Answer

I wish there was more of that kind of thing.

I remember going to the drive-in to see R rated movies like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and Flesh Gordon in the 1970s. Society has become more up tight over the years. I

I really hate movies that try to appeal to all demographics. The big, puppy-dog wookie was fine. But when they introduced Ewoks and Jar Jar Binks, I wanted to barf.

Honestly, I'd love some X rated scenes in well-made films by actual, professional film makers in which the movies have interesting plots and good acting.

Chazmatazz269 · Accepted Answer

I would see it if they made it, but it’s fine if they didn’t. Fantastical stories are meant to appeal to our childlike wonder. They demand a large degree of suspension of disbelief in adults. So making a more mature content fantasy isn’t just unnecessary, but in a way it’s oxymoronic.

MuddyMole · Answer

No, I would like to see something original. Star Wars was a decent movie, but that was thirty five years ago - how long are they going to keep milking it? When was the last time you watched a proper sci-fi movie, with an original, thought-provoking premise, that wasn't just a remake or a sequel, or a generic action movie with lasers (Marvel shite is certainly not sci-fi)? Noone's making them any more.

I get what you mean though. I always thought that about the Lord of the Rings movies - the theme is so dark, and yet the tone of the movies was super cheesy. They needed to be much darker in tone, more like Game of Thrones (basically Lord of the Rings for grown ups) or even "300" (a bad movie, but stylistically very dark).

TV crime dramas always seemed really dumb to me too - you have this dark subject matter, with people murdering each other left, right and centre, and apparently that's all fine - but nobody can *ever* swear, because that would just be too much!

ShadezMcgee · Answer

I am on the fence about that, honestly. The franchise has always been family oriented and something to be passed down to the next generation. By changing the content to a R-rating or NC-17, it concerns me about the content and story they are trying to tell.

Outside of me wanting it to be a good story, it has to make sense and there needs to be a reason why the content that would give it the R-rating or NC-17 is in there. Is it used to explore the themes the story wants to tell or is it just thrown in there just because and for shock value.

I would rather keep the franchise geared to the whole family instead of doing a stand alone adult only audience so it isn't one that they have to wait to see when they are older.

19magic · Answer

But then you may as well have it in a different genre, I can see it moving up to a 12 but not 15 or 18. I loved it as a kid and adding sex to it isn't going to make it any more, tbh it'll probably end up bombing and put the other ones out of business. Besides when ever I've seen sex in films, pretty much everything I wished they didn't. Heavy kissing and touching sure but the sex is always unbelievable so it's like why have it. I watch sci-fi for the story for the action, for the unbelievable stuff and when I saw a kissing episode in stargate and another one in star trek it was unbelievably hilarious and probably some of my favourite episodes but that's because it's not all the time, and of the huge character development. Whereas if you have sex there's barely any development left.

Jamie05rhs · Answer

Nah. It would change the vibe. I honestly think some of the later ones have been too dark and serious already. I get the drama aspect, but I like the ones with comedy in them because I think that's the true heart of what Star Wars is supposed to be. It's supposed to be fun.

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Bluemax · Answer

Episodes IV and V were not R-rated. They were great.

What I would like to see is a Star Wars that is not increasingly geared towards children.

Beginning with Episode VI and the Ewoks, Star Wars became increasingly geared towards children, which is different from being geared towards family. They started adding cute things. Silly things.

Terrible idea. There hasn't been a GREAT Star Wars since episode V.

FriendlyDrugDealer · Answer

I honestly would as long as they use that rating to handle the complicated topics and the darker side of the stories than just shock value.

Phoenix98 · Answer

Yup because then we’d be able to see Star Wars as it is in the books and comics gory and brutal.

BurntKeyboard · Answer

I say not really. I usually don't like "adult" versions of things that were originally for more general audiences. I think the limits of censorship encourage creativity. They don't get overexcited about making their characters say "fuck" or showing boobs, which I feel like distracts from the plot. That's just my experience though.

worldscolide · Answer

Oh hell yes or a star trek movie. Quentin Tarantino supposedly wanted to direct a star trek movie like that.

Sarahplus2 · Answer

i think sex and some adult situation should be kept out of Star Wars. I like it that my kids and I can watch it together.

anon1903 · Answer

I don't get the biggie. It's just a movie. I don't think kids are gonna learn shit from a two hour movie.

NathanDavis · Answer

nothing will make me sit through any of the Stars movies/franchises... not even Penny, lol

Still-alive · Answer

I want to see something like that but centered around Boba Fett. i wanna see that bounty hunter really get brutal with his kills. >;)

MysticDevice · Answer

Like, if they got Quentin Tarantino to write and direct I'd watch the hell out it.

NYCQuestions1976 · Answer

I'd like to see the three sequels (VII, VIII, IX) get remade, as long as Disney isn't involved. I don't even care about the movie ratings.

Anpu23 · Answer

Don't tempt me, next thing I know I have the mouse knocking at my door.

Surely · Answer

I would like to see the Naked and Afraid shows without the blurred spots! Voted yes for Star whichever movies.

bananathunder · Answer

sure... i'd watch some aliens fuck lol

Iron_Man · Answer

Just the normal Star Wars is good enough for me

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