new Borderlands The movie received terrible reviews upon release Raves from fans and critics alike. One big complaint is that PG-13 movies lack the gore and violence found in M-rated games. However, according to a person involved in the creation of the live-action adaptation, many gory moments were filmed but did not make the final cut.
Borderlandsnow in theaters, received a lot of negative comments. It debuted with a terrible O% on Rotten Tomatoes, Since increasing to 6%. Reviews criticized the film for its lack of humor, boring action, ugly sets, and poor casting choices. Many are wondering why this movie is PG-13, considering the source material and the fact that Eli Roth is a talented horror director who would most likely be involved in a gory movie. Borderlands Movie. According to the film’s stunt coordinator, that was the plan.
in new interview Screen roar, BorderlandsStunt coordinator Jimmy Audi confirmed that they shot the movie with an R rating in mind.
“We always knew we were going to be rated 15 or R, which is 15 in the UK, for a slightly more mature audience,” O’Dee said. “So, we’re surprising people. We’re chopping off feet. We’re doing all these things.
Audi reiterated the point, saying: “But literally the idea and the brief was to massacre, to behead, to behead,” and that he and staff were told to “just do it” and that everything would be sorted out afterwards. But then things changed Borderlands Be PG-13.
“But, you know, a lot happened,” Audi said. “We shot it about three years ago, or we just finished it. So, I think a lot of things will happen later on and they’ll see where it’s going and what market they’re targeting.
You might be wondering if famed horror director Eli Roth held back on set. According to Audi, that wasn’t the case because Ross turned up the gore during production.
“It’s funny, he’s on the second team and he comes over and he’s like, ‘Uh… chop off the ankle. Yeah, take a knife and chop off the ankle and we’ll just leave these stumps. Sometimes it’s kind of like there’s not enough gore for him.
But it seems the top brass decided the best opportunity Borderlands If it were PG-13 and more suitable for younger people who might enjoy these games. However, considering how much of this stuff was filmed, Eli Roth’s involvement, and lackluster reviews, it would be interesting if an unrated version of the movie with more gore and extra scenes were to come out in the future in an effort to make more content. I wouldn’t be shocked.
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