Watch the documentary "This Film is Not Yet Rated" It's all about how corrupt the MPAA is, and Matt's in the movie as well.

@Pointman11111

25 күн бұрын

Just did and wow...

Watching them talk, it is like watching a talkative married couple who have a very good relationship who can finish each other's sentences and tell a full version of a story. I love their dynamic.

@Kevintendo

2 жыл бұрын

Did you see the interview where they were saying that exact same thing 😂

Matt: Yeah, it's fuckin' scary. Trey: And we were like "what the f***!"

@maazkalim

7 жыл бұрын

"Coprolalia?" Or "Freudian-slip??"*

No chain theater will show an NC-17 film and most newspapers won't carry ads for an NC-17 film. Basically, NC-17 is sinking your chances of being profitable because it can only be shown in 'art theaters'.

@yveltalpoderoso1303

3 жыл бұрын

In Mexico they allow them , they just have really strict policies

@nunisthathigh4825

3 жыл бұрын

@@yveltalpoderoso1303 You already have to be an adult to watch something that edgy. So how does Mexico handle it? Wait til you're 35?

@yveltalpoderoso1303

3 жыл бұрын

The Black Hole some R rated movies that are more raunchy than usual get a C rating , which means only adults , they ask ID and they don’t let minors , not even with their parents

@nunisthathigh4825

3 жыл бұрын

@@yveltalpoderoso1303 still, the only thing they're regulating is maintaining age resctriction, not regulating the content itself. In the US even the supposedly "taboo" rated no one 17 or under (18 plus) films aren't actually uncut, they're really not far off from the more mainstream directed R rating approved movies (which are also already heavily censored via the despotic rule of the MPAA). In Mexico they don't really care about taboos, this is too harsh content, this is too dark a direction (not enough in line with mainstream conventions of thought), etc. At least they don't care about fictional content enough to ban it. It's infantile America that reacts in that rigidminded a...reactionary direction. In Mexico they'll display on the news, that's not even fictional, it's the press, they'll display the utmost graphic and unexpectedly severe violence. They don't go by obscenity laws like rigidminded "America" that frequently cites free speech but backs out when it goes against popular opinion/ideas. Probably for sexual/nudity themes too. Between Mexico's handling of free speech and press and America's, I'll take the way Mexico handles free speech any day.

@ATrashStudio

3 жыл бұрын

@@nunisthathigh4825 Wow this is very interesting to me never knew shit was like this for cinematography and film

These are PROBABLY the only real people in showbiz, after fame.

@Dirtbag359

10 жыл бұрын

Ironically when I saw the South Park the Stick of Truth on Steam for $60 after it released a week or two ago I was uncertain about buying it right away after only seeing a handful of reviews. The thing that pushed me to buy it now instead of waiting for it to go on sale 6 months or so down the road was the stuff Parker and Stone had done for the fans. Namely stuff like South Park Studios which offers pretty much every episode of South Park online for free. They didn't even make it counter ad block for their videos which, surprise, made me turn off adblock for their site. You don't have to suck up to your fans but if you treat them with respect they will impulsively buy your video game at full price on day 1.

@CyanBro

5 жыл бұрын

Them and Kevin Smith.

@lucignolo8333

4 жыл бұрын

Dirtbag359 i cracked the game, then saw it on steam with a big discount for 15 bucks, bought it just to support these awesome guys

@choreboy988

3 жыл бұрын

smanslam1 Being famous isn’t much different than being self-employed, image is part of business. In the case of celebrity, it’s most of their business. You wouldn’t expect a local business owner to undersell their product/service, neither does a celebrity. Imagine a contractor who installs windows saying “we do a mostly acceptable job & our employees eye-fuck the female clients only a little, don’t worry about getting raped,” instead of “our professional window technicians install the best windows in the best way, we’re great, hire us. Get the package deal, where you get your dick sucked for every 5 windows installed” If you catch either alone and away from prying eyes, then you see their true nature. Otherwise, all you ever see is their business side. Being famous is a job in and of itself nowadays, just look at all the Kardashian types & online influencers.

@toucansam3

3 жыл бұрын

I'd add Mike Judge to that lost too.

I miss Matt's 'fro!

@randomgayguyman

6 жыл бұрын

Jewfro

@ashskata8986

3 жыл бұрын

Me too :(

@dylanalogy1456

3 жыл бұрын

It’ll live on through Kyle

@bruhmomenthdr7575

3 жыл бұрын

Those blaintologists made him shave his head.

@ashskata8986

3 жыл бұрын

BruhMomentHD R lol

Two guys on top uncovering the injustices cemented into their industry. Utmost respect for these legendary writers

After hearing all this... can someone explain to me how the wolf of wallstreet wasn’t NC17 but the first cut of bigger longer and uncut was?!?

@candacefrancis266

4 жыл бұрын

The wolf of wall street did got an NC-17, but it was toned down for an R. I'm fully aware. The sex and nude scenes you saw in the final cut are very explicit but short. Originally, they were much longer. The gay orgy scene I do know was definitely one of the scenes that need to be trimmed for an R rating. The director Martin Scorsese ask the MPAA if he can push the limit for this movie and they said yeah, It a biography film. The south park movie on the other hand, the time it was submitted to the MPAA back in 1999, they probably felt the films content was more graphic back then than it is now.

@mrsandlerthegreat8003

3 жыл бұрын

Because the director Martin Scorsese knew he would get an NC17 so he made a 4 hour cut that was way worse with things he knew wouldnt be included, when he got the NC17 they said we will remove it if you make it better, and he made it better removing all the even more graphic stuff that was never going to be included which made them feel the movie had gotten much more Safe for Work so they gave it an R rating.

@Scythiius

3 жыл бұрын

Candace Francis Damn, good info to know. It totally, though, gives credits to Matt’s comment about how “they”, the studios and these censoring bodies, are all in bed with one another.

@CBielski87

3 жыл бұрын

money

@thetoothbrushfromnisemonog8340

3 жыл бұрын

MPAA were harsher in 99 than 2013.

2:15 Matt: "It was fuckin' scary" Trey: "And we were like, 'What the f**k?'". Great catch to whoever censored that haha

@monolyth421

2 жыл бұрын

I believe it's the quantity of F bombs that was the issue. Still stupid.

These guys are, and have been for years, the most talented duo in the USA, period.

You realize that MPAA ratings are fucked up when you see that _Tangled_ and _Frozen_ are rated PG.

@mattjones5140

9 жыл бұрын

Frozen should be G even with more content.

@RenfairNorman

9 жыл бұрын

***** you stole my comment :(

@timoyr2954

9 жыл бұрын

What's the age equivalent to PG?

@mattjones5140

9 жыл бұрын

Timppa 3 8 and up.

@timoyr2954

9 жыл бұрын

Matt Jones Well, I think children under 8 are always accompanied by an adult to the movies, so it shouldn't really matter whether it's PG or lower. Atleast in Finland as long as you have an adult with you, you can go watch pretty much any film that isn't K-18 (NC-17).

Thats why these guys rock... I respect them even more so... Long live Trey and Matt

2:14 "It's fucking scary." "What the f*ck?"

I like how at 2:13 they fail to bleep out Matt's swearing, but immediately afterwards they bleep out Trey.

@user-tn9en3vt3m

2 ай бұрын

2:13

they should do an episode about the mpaa

@calebkuti7897

3 жыл бұрын

Band In China

My mother never cared about the rating. She always decided if I could watch a movie or not based on the movie's theme: If it had any violent/obscene insinuation at the trailler, she wouldn't let me see it (007's movies, for example). If it didn't, she would (The King's Speech). By MPAA's point of view, I could watch 007 but not The King's Speech. But my mother knew what was OK without looking at the ratings. I know a movie can have a little surprise you coudn't see in the advertisement sometimes but parents should do it like my mother did.

@maazkalim

7 жыл бұрын

And speak with utmost honesty, were you obedient [always]? 😏

@dbdist1

6 жыл бұрын

No. I played video games that she didn't want me to play and watched movies she didn't want me to watch too.

@stuartdance5587

6 жыл бұрын

Daniel Dozza hahahahaha

@nero6198

4 жыл бұрын

Same with me, i played my 1st COD at 13 when she was not home, Don't know why but i had a feeling she was watching me haha

@nunisthathigh4825

3 жыл бұрын

If you were a teenager you were close to an adult anyway. Another product of the babied, spoiled post-millennium generation (that always stops and wonders why present society is a bunch of grown SJW, 'ready to try and attack and ban anything they don't like' babies).

Mike Birbglia said it best: "Suicide Squad has machine gun killings and bombings and got a PG-13 rating. @Dontthinkmovie gets an R because adults smoke pot. Confusing?"

@ryanedwards8035

5 жыл бұрын

S G birbglia is a worm

@mtndewisawesome3951

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve witnessed tons of teens smoking weed

@fromthehaven94

3 жыл бұрын

The list of PG13 movies with scenes involving pot is short. The list of PG13 movies with violent deaths is long. Very long.

@MosoKaiser

3 жыл бұрын

Or how reportedly a PG-13 film can include one single utterance of "fuck". Two or more and it's automatically an R.

Why not start a indpendent rating board...MPAA is a self governing board... they are not required to approve movies... Start the IPAA.

@justinallen4903

9 жыл бұрын

You do realize that most movie theaters, retailers, and other forms of purchasing media will not run or sell a movie that hasn't been rated by the MPAA.

@thomson765

9 жыл бұрын

***** but why's that? just pure curiosity.

@justinallen4903

9 жыл бұрын

Thomas E I don't think there is one simple answer to that question. It seems to be a combination of the misguided belief that self-regulation will lead to less government interference, contractual obligations, and many peoples misguided belief that the ratings actually have real meaning and follow them to the letter. Many independent theaters don't worry about it, but most large theater conglomerates like AMC and Regal won't even show a movie without a rating or with an NC-17 rating (the controversy over a movie called Bully being one of the few exceptions). I doubt most people would disagree that some form of ratings system is useful, but for most, the issue is with the way the MPAA seems to arbitrarily apply their own completely secret rules and then tries to force them onto theaters and other organizations, by a combination of media bullying, and getting parent groups riled up for boycotts.

@user-uv7ig7vl2s

9 жыл бұрын

Thomas E Because the MPAA are in bed with the movie studios and they own the theater chains (pay them). I theorize that box office numbers are total bullshit. It's laughable how every new big film has to break box office records. Now this could be real due to more people (the dumb masses making babies) existing and higher ticket prices. But I do think a lot of things are fudged to appeal to that competitive numbers game that advertises the movie business. The whole Oscar awards thing is totally fabricated. It's just one big wank of themselves and their slaves (actors) to promote "important" films where people shout and cry while "acting" better than everyone else. It's all publicity and payoffs (and blowjobs and sexual favors and molestations, etc.). Wouldn't you do sexual favors in exchange for millions of dollars, a high-quality lifestyle, insured fame and fortune? Easy to say no, but when you've been struggling your whole life and that opportunity presents itself right in front of you and all you have to do is move your hand or head up and down, its probably an easy decision.

@gredangeo

7 жыл бұрын

How do we know that MPAA isn't just a front of the government anyways? The whole thing is just a shady pile of shit regardless. Whether or not it's run by the government doesn't make a difference at this point, as far as I'm concerned.

Hats off , best trolls in history, I pray to spend an hour with these guys

Seth is also funny but Matt and Trey are on a whole different level

its the big guys makeing the rules so the little guys are not there competition - nailed it matt.

This is why Big Hollywood is scared of streaming services like Netflix and KZread it breaks their market hold on movies allowing people to skip the BS and just get their movie out to people

The stupid rule in my opinion is that you can only say "fuck" once in a PG-13 movie (unless it's used in a sexual manner). First off, how is swearing affecting teenagers negatively? According to their rules, The MPAA ratings board is filled with normal parents, not psychologists. So how do they know how many times a kid can hear a word before they become a mass murdering Demon? Apparently only once... Then there's the whole thing of the MPAA (and a lot of normal americans) thinking that sex is a bad thing. What do you think will happen of a child sees a pair of tits or a dick in a movie? The dumbest example of this is probably when one of the Bourne movies got an R-rating because a billboard had a naked woman in it (the scene took place in France, where that is not that frowned upon). Then there's the whole thing were you can do pretty much any violent act to a "human" as long as the blood isn't red....

@DvdXploitr

7 жыл бұрын

unless its a documentary type movie.....Gunner Palace says "Fuck" 42 times and it got PG-13....Bully says "fuck" 15 or so times along with other words and they rated it PG-13...but show a cartoon character getting fucked by a horse for a split second, NC-17...

@dylanbailey8464

7 жыл бұрын

I'v been saying fuck since I was a little kid, so were all my friends. In a middle school of several hundred children only the adults got upset when the word fuck was said. It's not about what kids can handle, its about what spineless chicken shits can handle.

@sora1550

6 жыл бұрын

I mean, you can actually use fuck more than once in a non sexual way in a PG-13 film. I think they cap you at three, though. You can even have nudity in a PG-13 movie if it’s “tastefully done”

Why is trey censored but Matt isn't

@ivanatreides

4 жыл бұрын

Matt is owned by Warner.

These guys are awesome because everything they do is from a neutral standpoint. They attack all demographics for their faults and hypocrisies. Even though it's a cartoon, we could all stand to learn a lesson from South Park.

@effyiew7318

Жыл бұрын

This comment aged like milk.

@riley1774

Жыл бұрын

@@effyiew7318 why

Man these two are the best

love listening to matt and trey talk, could do it for hours o wait I am

Cartman clearly despises the MPAA.

Mike Judge was the voice of Kenny at the end when he takes his hood off.

Very informative near the end.

The MPAA sounds a lot like an HOA. They can't tell you what they don't like, they just know they don't like it.

@JHEntertainment98

Жыл бұрын

But as they mentioned, they will tell you if you’re a big studio with lots of cold hard cash.

nice catch, didn't notice till you pointed that out.

If I understand correctly, R means 17+ (or accompanied by adult). NC-17 means 17+ (no wiggle room).

The MPAA is a joke, a joke that somehow got some authority based on nothing. so it is a really sad ass joke.

The MPAA gave the King's Speech an R and the Dark Knight a PG-13, because hearing the word fuck in speech impediment therapy practice is a lot worse than sadistic violence and cop torture. American rating system is a piece of shit.

Too bad that there won't be a comedy duo like them anymore.. Matt and Trey, there is no substitute for you

And another problem that comes with an NC-17 rating is that most of the big theatre chains will not play them.

Its not just the MPAA and their regulations on movies. Video games also work that way where the indi (or smaller developer) has to be 'by-the-book' for 360 and ps3 certs whereas the bigger named devs get a lot of wiggle room.

Most, if not all, mainstream theaters in the US won't carry a film that doesn't have an MPAA rating. Unless some indie film makes a limited release and is a box office smash (vs. projections), it'll likely just never happen.

The existence of the MPAA is an outrage. If the content on the airwaves must be regulated, it should be regulated by an elected body with objective standards for measuring content.

2:14 Matt says fuck (not sensored) and then half a second later Trey says it and its sensored.

The reason they didn't want Orgazmo to get a NC-17 rating I think was so they could make profit from the movie, because if it was NC-17 it wouldn't be shown in theaters and wouldn't be able to make as much money as if it was rated R.

Blame Canada.

Anyone know where to find this program as a whole? Love hearing these guys talk.

2:14 matt stone says fuck without the beep

@pollymahone9392

4 жыл бұрын

It's sexy

@silasgames100

4 ай бұрын

2:14

After this whole The Interview debacle....I'm really hoping these two are planning a new movie about North Korea. They HAVE to be thinking about it at this point

@TheDavidsarus

5 жыл бұрын

danimalplanimal team America sort of was

That ghost hunters commercial was perfect lol. He actually said "what was that", it sounded like Trey did when he made fun of them

This is why we are not getting another South Park movie in theaters. They actually could get away with much more on streaming and TV these days. I think the Pandemic Special would have been NC-17 if they submitted that to the MPAA. Just because of the bat scene alone!

@buzzytrombone4353

Жыл бұрын

No that's not the reason. The reason is because they both fought hard as hell and burnt a lot of bridges when they did Team America: World Police, to the point where even the new guys at the MPAA who have to follow the stupid guidelines under the late Jack Joseph Valenti probably have a notice on each of the walls in their offices saying "Do not work with Trey Parker or Matt Stone".

@halfblooddutchprince

10 ай бұрын

They could make a straight PG, Disney-like animated film and the MPAA would automatically rate it NC-17

@TheRawtic I don't think the entire panel is available, though you may want to check our iTunes channel if you're in the US

@MakilHeru lol nice catch dude!

i love you so much guys

there sit the 2 greatest minds this world has and will ever see in all of time

@paleycenter Thanks for the reply. I was just pointing out a discontinuity error, not really trying to make a point about censorship. "Bleeps" are almost always superfluous though, since 98% of the time we know what word is being bleeped.

Isn't there a full length version of this?

I can't wait for the 2020 season

I have found a lot of videos exposing and bashing the Esrb, which is arguably as bad as the MPAA, but not enough videos exposing the latter. I need to search deeper. What keywords could I use?

@travissgilmore I guess we tried to bleep in 2000? We leave things uncensored now!

South Park should be a part of American Heritage. The best example of freedom of speech and showing people’s creativity.

I feel like the part of the HumancentiPad episode that had to do with Cartman and his mom was based off this.

I love these guys...

I would like to see another movie, things have changed alot in 10 years.

These guys are fucking heroes

I’m glad they did this video. This contradicts the very byline that Americans thrive on- “land of the free, home of the brave.” Free and brave enough only if you have money and connections. Not fair! Thank goodness for Netflix, films that are Unrated and NC-17 level can thrive without consequence on there.

@zttvs Nah, it's officially signed on until 2013 (after which it will probably be re-signed on). Parker and Stone have already stated that they have no plans to stop in the near future.

Indiana Jones Raider of the Lost Ark (PG): Contains a scene where a person face melts and bloods comes out and many more intense moments. Frozen (PG): All because of a hidden Dick joke ? That's it Bambi (G): Witnessing death of her own mother deer and some disturbing imagery to add on the horror. Inside Out (PG): I know seriously don't know why this is PG I to watch the movie to see whether it deserves it's PG rating but I couldn't find one.

@edwardperez8599

Жыл бұрын

Antz, Beetlejuice, Poltergeist, Gremlins, Sixteen Candles, Grease, Mommie Dearest, Tommy, Indiana Jones Temple of Doom, are among other PG rated films that don't deserve that rating.

@dalberttran8134

Жыл бұрын

@@edwardperez8599 I realize to that this also an america issue since places like canada tend to be less harsh on movie ratings

OMFG you made me laugh so hard!!!!!!!!!!! dafaq is Peter doing here!? lmfao

They had lots of MPAA trouble too

because if their is a ad in a video that means they get money for it

2:12 whoops, missed a bleep!

@beattrixkiddo2725

4 жыл бұрын

TheCandyHole haha

@aspebb until i read your comment i realised that i had noticed it but it didn't register in my mind till i went back and watched it again!

@cramdizzl I agree but it won't happen next week. This was the midseason finale, they play 7 eps every 6 months and this was ep 7 :(

i love these ppl.

what movie are they talking about?

Why do the indie film makers bother submitting their works to the MPAA? Are theaters in most States not allowed to admit minors to unrated films?

@fromthehaven94

3 жыл бұрын

Most theaters in the United States are owned by movie theater chains. When they refuse to show NC17 rated movies, in most cases, unrated movies are lumped into that distinction.

These dudes r so brilliant

Fun fact: Saving Private Ryan would of got an NC-17 if Stephen Spielberg wasn't a producer.

@joshgulisano1863

6 жыл бұрын

That’s absurd

@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl

6 жыл бұрын

I swear Spielberg is a hypnotist. How else would he have convinced the mpaa to rate Poltergeist PG?

@roddydykes7053

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it was by far the most disturbing R-rated (14A in Canada!) movie I ever saw as a 13 year old

@sorenthefilmbrony

6 жыл бұрын

Idunno about that. Films like Hacksaw Ridge and Passion of the Christ are just as violent and they only got R ratings.

@jknintendo

4 жыл бұрын

@@sorenthefilmbrony Mel Gibson, man.

Why do i have to click the "skip ad" button every time i want to watch a video?

I know it was 8 months ago, but can you let me know what writer you were talking about?

@Savvaoff oh really ...thank u mate ..

This should have been a south park bit.

2:14 they missed a bleep. "its fucking scary"

Also won't air on basically any television show.

It sucks that we live in a world & especially we have no excuses here in the USA or other first world countries... where we KNOW that a system is corrupt, or laws are outdated or should be changed, and people need help and shits unfair & rights get violated and all that, but no one seems to do much of anything about it. Or too little people try and nothing seems to change. And most people are just okay and complacent. Funny how people usually don’t care until they get extremely affected directly

Did you notice that you put two times up, both being ONE second apart? Just thought you should know.

Ya but on the scale (At least according to what the movie scream states.) Isn't NC-17 lower than R. I remember that billy guy using it in his speech about his relationship problem "We started out as hot and heavy R, then we went down to NC-17 now lately it's like we been edited for television."

I don’t know who’s hair is worse, Matt and Trey.

Matt just described the Illuminati in a nut shell.

These guys for president!

Wow, the more I find out about hollywood, the more I dont see why anyone would want to deal with them, on any level.

the comment was deleted, but i assume someone mentioned seth mcfarlane?

What is MPAA?

anyone else notice at 2:13 Matt never got bleeped

"Yeah, it's fuckin' scary." "And we were like 'What the [bleep]?" On a video about weird censorship no less haha!

Seth MacFarlane. I don't understand the hate, I love all 3 of them. They both hysterical in their own way.

@harryschwendemann9255

3 жыл бұрын

They don't hate Seth MacFarlane. They hate the cutaway gags on Family Guy because they're just random jokes that don't connect to the plot.

@SpannerManna

2 жыл бұрын

Seth is a dogwater bowl

I think stories like this are a factor to the current SAG actors and writers strike that is going on right now because of how the big cooperate bosses who sponsor and produce products like the South Park movie constantly have their fingers in their ears and constantly get upset when things don't go their way. Hence why stuff like people at Universal trimming trees taking away shade for the actors on strike during a heatwave to ruin their picket line is out there.

wtf is the difference between nc-17 and R anyway?

@MattKittredge2112

3 жыл бұрын

For an R-rated film, anyone under 17 CAN see it, but only if they are accompanied by a legal parent / guardian. For an NC-17 film, nobody under 17 is allowed in, even WITH a parent / guardian.

The idea of the MPAA was to regulate the Movie industry and apply age ratings to them. The alternative was a government run organization. It's a good idea, it's just corrupted all to thell.

Whenever people tell me the MPAA is not a censorship group I send them this.

@diddyphukkingkong393

4 ай бұрын

They're free to make a movie, but if they're gonna have theater chains and movie stores distribute their content, then they have to go through all the MPAA BS.

lol I like the editing job at 2:14. I think it's slightly ironic that this is an anecdote about censorship and the paleycenter arbitrarily censors profanity.

And here I thought the Hydra-esque logo is the problem. Sweet summer child me.