PG-13 good or bad

The Matrix wasn't rated R for intensity, it was mainly due to a few blood squibs here and there, a bit of mass murder and the fact that the ending song by Rage Against the Machine contained a lot of profanity that sent it over the edge. But like I said, it doesn't matter if a movie is rated R by a lot or a little, it's still an R rated movie.

Whether it's being stabbed in the face Crimson Peak style, or copping a sword to the belly Ironclad style, or taking a war hammer to the skull Braveheart style, or getting your throat cut GoT style, this is all violence that appears in all the games, hence, their age restriction. I take it since you didn't answer my question that this was your way of diverting my point.

I've already answered stuff like this more than I care to, though I admit that you have been much more reasonable about it than others, kudos. You can read this I wrote a couple of weeks age if you want, but I've nothing further to add really. It's all been said.

http://www.the-fanboy-perspective.com/not-my-assassins-creed.html

I do find it funny how people will defend the PG rating in any circumstance, but when an R rated version is finally announced, they cheer for joy. Take Max Payne for example, made into a PG movie, and I saw all the same arguments defending it that I'm seeing here, and what was the result? Another timid video game adaption that was too scared or too greedy to embrace its roots, and it suffered for it. If an R rated Max Payne movie was to be announced today, then people would be ecstatic, the same people who defended the PG tripe beforehand. People defended Wolverine and Deadpool being in PG movies too, yet when their much deserved R rated movies were announced, their fan bases went wild with exclamations of "finally!".

http://www.the-fanboy-perspective.com/