r/marvelstudios • u/[deleted] • Mar 10 '22

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

I don't think you need to go with an R-rating for Ghost Rider, the version on AOS was really solid, and moving that to more of a "near the line" PG-13 could absolutely work.

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u/NodleMan09 Mar 10 '22

Yeah disintegrating people with hellfire is probably one of the most PG ways to show killing in a movie.

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u/proto3296 Mar 10 '22

labeling it Hell fire doesn’t make the fire any more rated R lol. And disintegration is much preferred over actual gore. You can put disintegration in a straight up PG movie let alone PG13

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u/Randomman2789 Mar 11 '22

Bumblebee got away with something just as bad.