A lot of it is sexual, but it's not offered up in a sexual way. It's just body parts, gross stuff. The real danger, of course, is that the Born Againers of the world will ultimately be the ones who will want to decide what is and is not appropriate content, a development that would send our popular culture back to the days of the Spanish Inquisition. Yes, I think there has to be some responsibility on the part of filmmakers, particularly when they are making children's programming, but most of the things that are being attacked were never intended for children. We've watched murder trials, presidential scandals.
Children emulate adult behavior, and what they are being inundated with is immoral adult behavior.
To villainize film and television is to scapegoat it. It makes the politicians look good. According to Bob Weinstein, Miramax co-chair and head of Dimension, the whole ratings process went relatively smoothly, with the board reviewing just a couple of cuts before making its decision. But they're also look at a movie's tone, and with a spoof, it's all silliness. Wayans prefers to takes his cues from preview audiences who can be counted on to tell him when he's gone too far.