> I've never heard of the MPAA slapping a new certification on an already approved movie and if they did, I would imagine lawyers would get involved. Reminds m

> I've never heard of the MPAA slapping a new certification on an already approved movie and if they did, I would imagine lawyers would get involved. Reminds me of a story from the video game industry. Halo 2 for Vista got delayed and had to have its packaging updated, all because ESRB changed their rating to include "Partial Nudity" after an obscure developer Easter egg was found [1]. [1] https://www.cbr.com/halo-2-re-issued-warning-dev-prank/ https://www.cbr.com/halo-2-re-issued-warning-dev-prank/