Does Revenge of the Sith say the F word?

One such time of community was had recently when someone used Twitter to remind Star Wars fans that, as a PG-13 rated film, Revenge of the Sith was allowed to include one utterance of the word “fuck,” which it, unfortunately, did not take advantage of.

Why is Revenge of the Sith rated PG-13?

The primary reason Revenge of the Sith was branded with the PG-13 rating was because of the scene where Anakin is brutally burned and mutilated within an inch of his life and subsequently transformed into Darth Vader. It’s tame, but the higher rating is fair.

Should Revenge of the Sith be rated R?

Then, the MPAA released their verdict: “Revenge of the Sith” was rated PG-13 for “sci-fi violence and some intense images.” Repeat, “sci-fi violence and some intense images.” Compared to every other Star Wars film, the first three-fourths of “Revenge of the Sith” has nothing new that would be reason to rate it PG-13.

What is Kriff in Star Wars?

Kriffing was a derogatory modifier based on the word kriff. Kas’im used this expletive when he tried to argue with Qordis for restricting his student’s actions inside the Korriban Academy and Republic soldiers frequently used this expletive when talking about the war on Ruusan against the Brotherhood of Darkness.

Is Revenge of the Sith kid friendly?

We recommend extreme caution and consideration when deciding whether younger children can handle viewing something that’s this emotionally and graphically violent.

Can a 10 year old watch Revenge of the Sith?

Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith – Age 13+ This Star Wars movie is just out of the question for younger viewers. First, it’s all political talk and circumstance, and then all the Jedi get brutally murdered while Anakin kills a bunch of young children.

Why is Star Wars 3 rated M?

The M rating means the film, to be released in Australia on Thursday, is recommended for mature audiences 15 years and over because of its “moderate science fiction violence”. And Star Wars creator George Lucas himself has warned audiences that the film is not suitable for younger children.

What’s a MOOF milker?

A moof was a creature of the galaxy that had hoofed feet, a thick hide, and secreted milk. Moof milk could be used to make yogurt. There were individuals who milked moofs, which inspired the term “moof-milker,” an insult to a person’s intelligence.

What does Cheta mean in Star Wars?

In this scene, it’s very clear that “echuta” means something very rude, like “screw you” or “piss off.” It’s a brilliant made-up word, because the cadence of the nouns and verbs somehow just sounds obscene and crude. (Maybe it’s the hint of “eat” in there.)

The primary reason Revenge of the Sith was branded with the PG-13 rating was because of the scene where Anakin is brutally burned and mutilated within an inch of his life and subsequently transformed into Darth Vader. It’s tame, but the higher rating is fair.

Why is The Force Awakens rated PG-13?

The rating for Star Wars: The Force Awakens is PG-13. The Motion Picture Association of America announcement has made it the second Star Wars movie to be labeled with the intermediate rating, after Revenge of the Sith. The MPAA cited “sci-fi action violence” as the main reason for its decision.

What if the Star Wars movies were rated PG-13?

There’s no doubt that The Empire Strikes Back would have been PG-13 had the rating been around. As for the other Star Wars movies, well, add a little more blood or suffering in there and they probably would have gotten bumped up as well.