However, Klempner did say that the lawsuit filed on May 16 was expected, and it will continue, at least until a motion to dismiss is filed and the Superior Court of the State of California makes a decision based on same.
All of which makes it disappointing, to say the least, that the Motion Picture Association of America decided to give the film an R rating requiring minors to be accompanied by a parent or guardian because of the brief use of explicit language.
In a see-saw motion, deals with at least one double-B rating fell from 39% of the total in September to just 15% last month while those with at least one triple-C rose to 33%, from 24%.