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Uploaded by on Jul 13, 2007

Includes ad for "The Rose," bumper, intro, and ratings ("R," but different than those already posted)

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  • At the beginning of the video there's the opening logo of Paramount Pictures. What Paramount Pictures release is?

  • @MartinVillafuerte85 Cheech & Chong's "Up in Smoke."

  • i like this R bumper better than late 1980 R bumper this must be from betamax tape.

  • @cameron20101000 Not Betamax, just a very old VHS. Still, it's cool it still works 30 years later!

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  • It's amazing that in those days, an R rating was a death sentence for a movie. Nowadays it's the industry standard. I hope the MPAA does adopt the Soft R and Hard R ratings and retire the NC-17 rating.

  • WOW!! Rated R movies only at night.

    Boy how the times have changed.

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  • @Jac2Mac You're right, I remember network television ie: NBC, ABC and CBS would take a movie that had been shown in the theater and overdub any hard or excessive profanity, I don't think it holds true today. Like I said, even FX leaves a lot of the profanity and some adult situatiions in rather than edit them out. I saw "Me, Myself & Irene" with Jim Carrey on FX and they did little to ease up on the profanity. Even Family Guy, which I like, FOX lets most of the profanity in.

  • @beatleman69 But back in the early 80's HBO and Cinemax as well as Showtime would never show R rated movies during the day hours at all and instead only played lame G or PG rated films during the day hours.

  • It nothing today so see an R rated movie on a premium movie channel today during the day hours. Even the channel FX lets some crude scenes and language stay in. I remember back in the late 70s and into the 80s they would either censor or overdub a nicer word instead of leaving in the profanity, today, its not as common.

  • I think I saw The Rose on HBO back when this was playing live. Ugh! I'm going to go buy a corvette now...

  • Is this a Classic Video

  • i was born in the summer of '80, so this is real cool to see. thanks... fuck i'm old

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