What are more profitable, r or pg rated movies?
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If you are selling movies PG movies would be better. If you are renting R movies would probably be used the most. When on sale PG movies will appeal to kids and parents. When renting mostly adults go and rent.
611649
a small-budget the least is probably 50,000 more realistic several hundred thousand and in the real world a million or more. Making movies is very expensive.
95456
it depends what movie you want to see but they are from 7.50 - 10.00
310254
Blockbuster or on Ebay
936821
Rocky Horror Show by a small margin... I love both films, and have worked stage productions of both.  Rocky just has the best audience participation.\n\nAll songs are great... but MOST can sing "Time Warp", "Sweet Transvestite", and "Hot Pattootie" from memory
841494
as with any business, you would like a growth and profit from everything you do...movies are touch and go. usually the margin is 10% in big production companies. up to 12%. any double-digit gain over cost is considered a success. this helps the company market other projects they feel may not be so profitable...lets them take risks.
979276
Its a kids movie..not a big hit like some horror movie or something...it was just made as an entertainment for kids under 10.  I dont think it will bring in alot of money though
503243
Underworld 2 is much more actiony but 1 has a way better storyline, and 2 has more nudity. I prefer 2 for the awesome gory scenes. When the main vampire gets his head chopped off by the helicopter, priceless!
39285
I prefer hollywood movies, because they have more in common with the world, where I live, than with the world, where Winnetou lived. They are also more interesting, and there is more action in them.
1066456
Dunno. I do know that before they had R ratings, they had M (for Mature) ratings. So the first R rated movie was sometime in the early 70's when they changed the rating system.\n\nI believe the first mainsteam X-Rated film was "Midnight Cowboy".
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$3000.00 is no the low end, go for a % of the profits\nthat would be better.\n\nI've done a few movies, they are fun(very funny at times)\n\njust do not get in over your head.\n\n==>the younger you are, the more you can make per movie<==\n\nwhen I was young(18), I told my mother I got the money at a casino(LOL),,well it was a gamble right????
675490
They are about the same. I tried both and found one thing in common and that is that over half of the movies I ordered from both places had defective disks when they were sent and they could not be viewed. Let me tell you when you have a house full of kids at a slumber party and they are all waiting to watch a movie and you put it in and the damn thing won't play because it was damaged it sure ruins your weekend in a hurry. I found that going to Albertsons or another grocery store that carries videos is the way to go 2 bucks and your out with your groceries and a flick. Fewer people rent the movies so they do not get damaged as fast. It is cheaper for me to just use my direct TV and order movies then renting them from Nicked-flicks or Blockhead Busters. That's my take on it anyway.\nGood Luck
767871
I worked at a strip club as a DJ and there was a video store on the premises.  Video sales did well, but most of the sales profits came from toys and novelties.  There was minimal interest in rentals... to the point where renting was discontinued due to lack of profits.  Where the big money came from was video viewing booths... mostly because it's where married men made rendezvous with anonymous men for sexual encounters... it was really gross, but huge profits there.  Oh... and we dealt mostly with wholesalers.. in fact most everything came really cheap from wholesalers unloading product they couldn't move easily.
1170377
It may just be your true preference.  It's like watching movies.  People have a preference on what they'll sit through - action, sci fi, romance, thriller.
976308
In the UK it's a '15', in the USA it's rated 'R'. If you want a full list go to www.imdb.com
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rent or buy the movie
466231
plummer ... they make more $$ ;)