>Scooby Doo was originally going to be R rated >YWN see

Nah. This is a franchise for fucking children. Why would you force an R rating on the capers of teenagers?

>>93243840
they probably just said "bang a dog up the ass"

I wonder if it was really all that much of an R or if it was like Galaxy Quest where the differences are so negligible that the "R rated" version that was filmed is very overblown especially in comparison to a much edgier script.

>>93243840
That doesn't sound appealing at all.

>>93243840
Its very easy to get an r rating. Dont over think it.

>>93243840
>taking an family friendly cartoon show and making it ah R rated movie

What the fuck was Gunn thinking?

Was Sam "R for" Raimi involved?

>>93246131

Marketing it to adults who watched it as kids.

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>>93243840
There is not really a lot of an appeal to a rated R Skooks. If I wanted to see Velma and Daphne be lesbians I could just watch porn.

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I'm torn. The movies were pretty awful, but if they weren't, would we have ever gotten Mystery Inc?

>>93246200
But kids still watch Scooby Doo, the series has had so many iterations.

>>93243840
Won't that just be a slasher horror comedy?

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>>93243884
>Why would you force an R rating on the capers of teenagers?

>>93245983
This. Americans are scared of nipples and rude words. Slap a couple of exposed breasts and/or a shit or two and you're well on the way to R town.

>>93246465
You can say shit as many times as you like and get a PG-13 rating. It's fuck that gets you an R rating depending on how many times you use it. The movie The King's Speech was completely PG, but because there was a scene where Colin Firth says fuck a few times, it immediately got stamped with an R rating.