The movie business was young at one point. In the past 5 big companies were the way we say movies. We saw that many were vertically built in order to have everything in the house. They owned the equipment for making movies, the actors and even the way movies were seen by people. They owned the movie theaters so there was no competition with other movies at the theater. It made it so no small companies could beat them out.

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Location, Location, Location. California was the perfect location for everything. You could buy land for cheap and in the same day you were able to go snowboarding and surfing into the dessert in the same day. With the cheap price of property it was almost a steal and these companies had no parent company to watch over them all the way out in California.

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This freedom did not last long. Due to the poor running of company’s they had to sell to larger companies and lost their freedom they worked so hard to get. The owners often would gamble away their company money.

MPAA official stamp of death.. Ncc17 rating the true the death of the movie The Motion Picture Association of America has the end all be all when it comes to rating movies and whether or not a film can be successful. Form many people trying to make a movie they hope for rated “R” at the most especially when trying to make a more grown up film.

The Issue seems to be that there are unknown rules and regulations on what is too much. This also seems to be biased on the individuals who are watching the movies. What is too much in one movie is not far enough in others. There is no clear definers, and when you go to the review board to get the rating lowered you can’t mention what other movies have done in comparison, nor can you know who is rating your movies. The raters are completely anonymous even though they are supposed to be the average moviegoer whatever that means. No one seems to know what the average moviegoer is.

We may not know exactly what the line is however, we do seem to have a guess. It appears to be women pleasure. The other line seems to be anything more than just one man and women. When American pie came out it was rated R. many other movies tried to do something similar but with women and was rated Ncc17. Even though they were a lot less than what just came out in American pie. Women enjoying sex seems to be the big shebang.