Hamilton Broadway Coming to Disney Plus July 3 — Page 4

Because it's been asked, answered and resolved in the other thread.

Fosse76 said: "darreyl102 said: "Don't put the cart before the mule. People are debating this ad nauseam. Why don't we just WAIT and see before making a snap conclusion. "

Because this is a discussion board. It is a very legitimate concern considering the amount of censorship beingemployed on Disney+."

My point is that we shouldn't just make assumptions. And this thread is full of them. Assuming that Disney is going to censor it, but with no knowledge that they are. Wait and see, and then complain if you don't like it makes more sense in my eyes. Why get bothered or upset about something that you don't know is going to happen or not? I totally understand being upset about something being censored, but there's no confirmation that it is being censored or not

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darreyl102 said: "Fosse76 said: "darreyl102 said: "Don't put the cart before the mule. People are debating this ad nauseam. Why don't we just WAIT and see before making a snap conclusion. "

Because this is a discussion board. It is a very legitimate concern considering the amount of censorship beingemployed on Disney+."

My point is that we shouldn't just make assumptions. And this thread is full of them. Assuming that Disney is going to censor it, but with no knowledge that they are. Wait and see, and then complain if you don't like it makes more sense in my eyes. Why get bothered or upset about something that you don't know is going to happen or not? I totally understand being upset about something being censored, but there's no confirmation that it is being censored or not"

Likewise, there is no indication they won't censor it. And Disney's history is against it, so speculation is fair game.

Huss417 said: "Has there been a trailer released for this yet?"

This is pretty much 99.9% of what the trailer would look like. Shot exactly the same way.

Lin just released the trailer:

https://twitter.com/lin_manuel/status/1274889996948910080?s=21

Damn, that is a good trailer.

CT2NYC said: "Rated PG-13 for “Language and Some Suggestive Material.”"

Honestly, this rating does seem to indicated that some editing is possible. If there was more than one f bomb in it, it would likely be PG-13 for “brief strong language.”

jpbran said: "Depends on how the F bomb is used. If it’s a “what the **** is this?”, they’re looser with the rating. If it’s used to reference sex, only one can be used. (If I’m recalling the MPA rules correctly) "

There really isn’t an official rule. The normal amount is one, but if you make a case for the reasoning it is used, you can win your argument. I remember Gunner Palace has 30+ uses of the word.


BUT if it was used more than once, with a PG-13 rating, it would say more than just “language.” “Brief strong language” and “some strong language” are both used for PG-13 films with more f bombs.

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n2nbaby said: "jpbran said: "Depends on how the F bomb is used. If it’s a “what the fuçk is this?”, they’re looser with the rating. If it’s used to reference sex, only one can be used. (If I’m recalling the MPA rules correctly) "

There really isn’t an official rule. The normal amount is one, but if you make a case for the reasoning it is used, you can win your argument. I remember Gunner Palace has 30+ uses of the word.


BUT if it was used more than once, with a PG-13 rating, it would say more than just “language.” “Brief strong language” and “some strong language” are both used for PG-13 films with more f bombs."

That's not necessarily true. The Fast and the Furious, Million Dollar Baby, and Non-Stop say it 3, 4, and 5 times, and none of them say "strong language." 2 say "language," and 1 says "some language."

And on the other hand, The King's Speech was famously (and controversially) rated R purely for a scene wherein Colin Firth's character interjects his speech with a series of F-bombs as an exercise to overcome his stammer. And that film was rated R "for some language." Their standards and language are meaningless, I don't think we can draw conclusions either way at this point.

That trailer looked fantastic! I like that it seems to be using a lot of wide shots--so many of these pro-shot shows spend so much time in closeups, missing the wider picture and the composition that look so great on stage. Hamilton is a show with so much detail, I'm glad that it looks like we'll actually be able to take it all in.