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The article notes that there's a sex scene in the trailer but not in the film. The film, according to IMDb (not good enough for a true encyclopedic reference, I know), was rated R for a sex scene which, invariably, would have to be cut out of
MST3K's version of the film. I think there's a good chance this line in the synopsis is based on such an edit, not the original. I think we need this verified by someone who owns the original. That being not me. — JPatch(
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The article notes that there's a sex scene in the trailer but not in the film. The film, according to IMDb (not good enough for a true encyclopedic reference, I know), was rated R for a sex scene which, invariably, would have to be cut out of
MST3K's version of the film. I think there's a good chance this line in the synopsis is based on such an edit, not the original. I think we need this verified by someone who owns the original. That being not me. — JPatch(
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ctrb )19:53, 17 August 2011 (UTC)reply