Does PG Mean Anything Anymore? 

Yea true

NC-17 is more like how adults talk, R is more like kids in school. EDIT: DAMN DUDES! I wrote this smack dab in my freshmen year of college. Please cut me some slack, I was a foul-mouthed idiot. I no longer think this way, but will keep the post up because it's informative at least. It's been five years, please stop.

+Joseph Randolph Couldn't. Disagree. More.

@@maazkalim It's how I talked lmao

+@@BlazenSpirit99 Mmm-kay. An anecdote, then.

@@shadow4040 Toy story four complained by parents or religions for gay couple....

marianne mccrank aka an illumination movie

@Thomas Bequette yeah and Toy Story has many subtle dirty joke. but it's still funny.

shadow 626 I agree so much they baby kids and think there stupid and the only things they can handle are fart jokes and friendship. Because, god forbid a single “frick” or ‘idiot/stupid’ or I’m calling the police and my lawyer

Mr. Magoo (PG) vs The Lion King (R)

or Monsters Inc.

Or bring in aliens

SILVER Spartan aliens is rated R

@@therock238360 I know my teacher never checks to see

If ur British and your teacher forces to watch a U rated film just bring clouds and the chance of the meatballs

Usually a very X-rating like film

Me too

Same

Cause it's the "kiss of death" for commercial films. Most theater chains won't show an NC-17 film, and most television networks and newspapers won't run ads for them. It almost guarantees your movie will be a commercial flop.

Where was nc16 and m18

Dracula Has Risen from the Grave. Look it up. That shit is crazy.

That movie should have been PG.

Yeah that's totally g rated.

I believe that in a book they're more leinient on violence and strict as balls on sexual content.

I still stand by the theory that Disney bribed someone for that G rating for Hunchback of Notre Dame

And it goes against what Walt wanted, the jerks!

@@angrypacifist5782 Thats not fair, times change! Compitition grows! He lived over 50 years ago, why should he get a "say"?

@@romankazinets1759 It was his company and always will be.

And they're now making a PG-13 Deadpool movie After disney bought fox

but DeadPool is from Marvel and Disney OWNS Marvel so...

Toy Story 4 was just rated G and even 50-year old men cried reading the script.

Vanilla Flare Productions Mmmmmm tell me about NC-17

NC-17 is basically what goes through our minds in highschool

i had a teacher who wouldnt let 12 yr olds watch pg movies

David Johnson Toy Story 4 fucking ripped my heart out

Which films are you talking about?

But it happened off screen so it doesn't count for some reason even though we all know what happened.

@@petelee2477 In Hunger Games we literally see two children die in the same scene

Hungar games was Rated PG-13 though and really was intense enough for an R rating.

DHGMRZ17 it also still got a 12 rating here in the UK. Some PG13 films are rated 15 occasionally, so that’s surprising.

Love that line

It sounds like the exact quote for some reason.

forgot the laugh at the end

Hoo hahahahahahahahaha

tell that to samurai jack or goku

if it would have come out today it would be rated R

Yeah, Hunger Games should have been R.

+kyotheman69 As someone who read the books and didn't watch the movies, I always assumed that the movie was toned down from the books, because they get DARK. Even if they weren't as toned down as I thought, there was some stuff I know they didn't put in it, and that difference could be what made the rating go from R to PG-13

I admit, the subtext and meanings and symbolism was lost on me. Now that I understand it, I feel indifferent to it.

***** Niiiiice. Umm... I mean... That's messed up.

Interesting. I hadn't thought of that.

That's a very good note that is overlooked. I did a presentation about that once for my college (still enrolled) and used Samurai jack as my example of how non human decapitation and mutilation can be allowed into a children's show (I am not criticizing Samurai Jack, It is one of my all time favorite series).

Yeah, I noticed that with Transformers. They can do all sorts of violence with robots, but with humans, it deserves an R-rating

That's what I've been noticing. If you punch out a human's heart, then it's inappropriate. But if it's a robot, that's cool.

@@captainvader921 IIRC, TF:Prime had Cliffjumper get brutally executed and turned into a zombie in the first episode. Not to long after, Bulkhead ripped a Vehicon's inside's out.

Yeah, I miss when Star Wars movies were PG. But I like the new ones too.

In my opinion the new Star Wars movies are decent at best and very bad at worst

Yeah I don’t really like the sequels (although Episode III was PG-13 and it was great)

@Uncle Sam not YET

Connor R_YT I mean you’re not wrong in the slightest

Examples? Seriously, a lotta people who complain about the MPAA like it has this grand influence actually today in the age of the Internet where people can scrutinize a movie's appropriateness more precisely, act like Happy Feet or ParaNorman got PG-13 ratings. Are you talking about these days recently or yesteryear?

+Daniel Iverson Recently, obviously. People getting gunned down in movies, totally cool. A woman's nipple? Viewers will become evil!

I wish Deadpool level violence was in PG movies Until that happens I will never be satisfied. Homosexuality is a subject that can easily get it a PG or PG 13 rating

Hunger Games should be PG-13. Overly sexual, bloody or college humor films should be rated R.

I think how relatable and tempting these themes are contributes to the rating.

Or when someone says "goddamn" and they bleep "god" instead of "damn."

even AVGN talked about that for a few seconds

To be honest, I'd take it a step further. You know what censorship practice doesn't really make any sense? Bleeping out swear words. Here (and for reference, here is Bulgaria), movies and tv programs generally just follow a much simpler rule. If you're a show that's going to be watched by kids, you don't swear And I don't mean use stupid sounding stuff like "gosh" (or it's equivalent, of course). I mean just...you don't swear. At all. And if it's not going to be watched by kids, you just swear as much as you want, because who the fuck cares? Bleeping out curse words just makes no sense. Because when a child is watching a movie or a show and they hear a sudden bleep in the middle of someone's dialog, they're of course going to ask their parents or whoever else is watching it with them "why was there a bleep in there?". I know why it's done, no need to explain, by the way. It's the same reason why basically so many movies movies are PG-13 these days - it gives you access to a broader market, thus it gives you a greater chance for your movie to make back it's money. (interesting how this seems to happen with movies that are, at best, average)

Michael Mamalygo Yep m8

Yep

Because the original Toy Story was rated G, so the MPAA automatically rates Toy Story 4 the same. Cars was rated G, as it should have been, there was no adult edge in it. But Cars 2 was also rated G despite having torture scenes and characters being blown up and burned to death, but the original was rated G so obviously the sequel should be too. The MPAA is a total joke.

Imperium Cattus Studios Finding Nemo was G but Finding Dory was PG. I don’t know why?

@@PokemonBoy-de4jd I said the same thing

Weeaboos in a basement 1998 mpaa: it said stupid. Make it PG

Ljn Toys and games oh and I forgot about this. Finding Nemo: opens up like Bambi with a mother and her unhatched eggs getting eaten by a wild fish, has a little hint of blood that makes a friendly shark go crazy and try to eat the main characters and a savage fish who just roars also try to eat the main characters. MPAA: ya this is fine for all ages you get a G rating Finding Dory: Dory is mentality retarded. MPAA: THATS A THEMATIC ELEMENT, PG.

WhoTube Central yeah

U Anyone?

Om-Asher Santos U = universal

There’s actually another one called R18 which can only be shown specially licensed cinemas and sold in specially licensed sex shop as these films are usually porn films with very explicit material and fetishes.

I believe 12 and 12A are the same rating, but are only applied depending on the context. I think in the cinema it is 12A, but for home releases it becomes a 12.

so the rating system for video games?...

And yet people still take their kids to the R rated ones then have nerve to get angry that something sexual or bloody happened on screen that scared their kid.

Latte Punch y'all have stupid parents there too? good to know

Rock Lee You’re welcome. I didn’t know that!

Rock Lee wish it were that way in America

Nathan L yeah

You cant shield kids from anything. The moment they type "under" in the search bar, first reccomendation could lead to the talk. ANYTHING can lead to it.

Nathan L it's gotten unbelievably stupid

I wasn't comfortable with math, so why don't they take that away, too?

Nathan L Yeah how are they going to deal with bullying when they’re older? Most kids get bullied at some point.

That was so obvious

Oh god that makes sense... after all, they OWN Marvel....

@@cartoonmaster2401 Well, Disney didn't actually own the rights to the X-Men at the time this film was made, 20th Century Fox did. That's why the X-Men, Fantastic 4, and Silver Surfer were absent from the MCU. However, NOW Disney owns 20th Century Fox, so they will be making MCU films including these characters in the future.

We all kinda saw it coming. I’m surprised they haven’t bought the white house yet

Should’ve been G-rated. If they wanted to get the coveted PG movie, they should’ve made more movies like Shrek and The Incredibles.

Oh don't let it get to you...just Let It Go!

Same rating as Jaws

They should break PG into two smaller ratings, one for soft PG like Madagascar and one for hard PG like Puss in Boots 2, otherwise parents are going to be upset when their kids watch the new Puss in Boots thinking that it won’t have any dark themes or gruesome deaths.

@@wafflepenguin4440 So what would that make Bambi?

Toa Matoro You forgot gambling

because it was portrayed as bad things and not promoting it?

Yes. I wasn’t so intimidated on all dogs go to heaven as a kid. It was to shown kids to be agent drugs and gambling!

That was a shocker, when I saw it. Pinocchio was rated G. Yet it has a scene of children smoking and drinking. Pinocchio seems to get killed by the whale. That is messed up. Back in the day animated movies got away with murder.

And yet Tinkerbell gets a PG rating LOL!!!!!!

Thats what records have

Well said

If you watch a preview and pause on the rating screen you can read exactly what it's rated for. It's been that way for a long time!

Basically what video games do

Nobody would take the time to read it. A quick label would be easily noticed though.

A Choking Fish Stereotypically, big feet=big meat

*Beetlejuice

Nice fucking model

I would bring early Simpson’s or futurama

No! Jaws! 😂😂

I'd take Raider if the Lost Ark

YOU'RE TEARING ME APART, MPAA!

Well, PG-13 was invented only after Jaws came out

for my country it’s 12

wHAT??!!??!?!?!?!??!

they should rerate all the movies before the year 2001

Yes. Swear words are so commonplace in schools aswell...

Or how the comedy movie Eight Grade written to closely mirror the atmosphere of an eight grade class was given an R rating for excessive swearing.

Greg Sanders, eins2001, and LotrSpazz you’re all right on how it’s stupid that a movie like Hunger Games a movie that depicts child murder as a good thing, but yet it’s a PG-13 movie that gets shown in the schools in the United States, but yet Bully a documentary about bullying in the school system is R rated just because of swearing, and it’s not allowed to be shown in the school system even though Middle schoolers and high schoolers cuss up a fucking storm.

@@RoronoaZoro-ur6hr I agree except hunger games doesn't depict child murder as a good thing. What makes you think it does

[Insert current meme here] it depicts child murder as a good thing because the wealthy people are living like hogs, and the poor people are starving without using the use of child murder, so my point was that if you can’t show a movie like Bully because it’s “not school appropriate” then you shouldn’t show Hunger Games for the same reasons.

The Buddies movies were my childhood. :’)

marianne mccrank Tbh, I love both the Airbuddies movies and the Buddies the same. I would honestly be able watch them today.

How about x????

@@cykalasagna6865 X is obvious you want to watch people be naked having sex 18 only+.

Good idea.

Connor R Not all G rated movies are for babies

Most pg movies should be G

Melon Lord some do deserve a PG.

@@cradica most animated movies are the one that should be G other pg movies similar to home alone should be pg in my opinion

Melon Lord okay

Same here, I don't get what Doug meant by "out of place" with Zootopia.

I'm hoping it's not because he thought it was "good".

There was that whole "naturalist" scene. You know, that one time in the movie where it was basically hammering your head with how all them animals were basically nude.

yeah but even kids got a laugh out of it, and i found that it made the whole "furry" aspect of the movie even funnier

They kept saying Oh my G--

No, it means kneeling to monster mash, and pledging your loyalty to the graveyard smash.

Nicholas Cage-17

You don't say.

His name is Johnny. I adopted him. From a grocery store parking lot.

Are you saying I'm unoriginal?

PG movies like Spider man: Into the spider verse, they would have a good reason to be PG, and some movies like Finding Dory and Christopher Robin, they would make PG seem like a joke.

@@Warrior2044 I thought those were G.

@@legojedi626 They should have. Christopher Robin should be G because there’s nothing wrong with it. And you’d think Finding Dory would be G just like Finding Nemo was.

@@Warrior2044 And don’t forget about Star Wars and Tron Legacy, those have good reasons to be PG. You know the story is dark when it involves people competing in disc battles and light cycle races where the aim is to kill each other. And what about when those stormtroopers killed Luke’s uncle and aunt and their corpses were shown?

And then you get PG-13 movies like Jurassic Park where the rating was completely unnecessary and overprotective. Jurassic Park should be PG. How the hell can people not see this? America’s ratings suck.

GradeAProPain Productions I wonder what happened when they saw We Bought a Zoo.

So this is a stereotype right? I remember taking my christian mother into incredibles 2 (which I now know she didn’t really want to see) and we literally laughed when every freaked out over “hell” and “damn” being said. A way to correct this would be to break it down. “White, over the top, overprotective, Christian mothers.”

@@nw3473 dude you really got to swear on my Christian minecraft server?

i never got why "hell" is a swear word. here in germany it's just...the firery place down there where the devil lives... it CAN be used for swearing...but usually it is not. what is so bad about it? is it that awful american christianity?... so weird..

Sergeant Cyro yeah, no. On a technicality it’s not. Most Christians aren’t that over the top, it’s just that atheists pretend like they are better than Christians.

Maybe it was also the themes of depression and psychology that garnered the PG rating, but even then, they're still great life lessons that should be appropriate for people of all ages.

To be fair Inside Out carried a lot of heavy psychological themes that could be hard for a child to understand (that's why the film's so great because it's a good way to teach them) but yeah, it definitely should have been a G just like Toy Story. Hunchback on the other hand is going surprisingly far into a PG-13 for a Disney movie

tv shows are also having mixed up ratings and such. Family guy censors the "S" word, but shows extremely intense scenes of extreme graphic violence, and it's TV-14 for some reason, but in angry beavers, a character saying "Shut up" had to be censored. It makes no sense

Is that why it's a PG?

And then there's The Black Cauldron, which had scenes of mass graves and ends with the villain's flesh being violently shredded off his bones and his skeleton being sucked into the titular Cauldron. *A **_fehhhmly_** pic-cheh!*

SRFriso94 holy shit

Nudity?

Eddie Gall and the car scene

SRFriso94 haven’t seen it, can’t be assed to sit through a 3 hour film.

Don't forget kids dying too.

I don't remember that nor did I remember anything in the movie.

Summer Jones they wanted that line in to attract adults but instead mostly children liked the movie.

Edited version: Pickles is peeved!

I didn’t even know it said that. They’ll have only had the edited version in the UK because piss is considered worse over here.

Yet My Little Pony is PG

A Reason Why Cars 2 Got A G Rating Because It Had To Be The Same Rating As Cars

@@DisneyFan-po5kv That makes no sense, Finding Dory is PG while Nemo is G and Nemo was more intense in my opinion.

@@mattwolf7698 I mean you bassicaly see OFFSCREEN but still hundreds of babies being eaten. But thats fish so its fine... i don't know what gave Dory a PG i couldn't fuck out of that.

Very stupid that Cars 2 got a G rating while most Pixar movies today are PG but barely have anything harmless in it.

Yeah. Apparently swearing and crass sex jokes equal maturity, when its really the opposite.

True. Never thought of it like that.

I know! There's more to being mature/adult than just swearing, crass jokes, sex, alcohol, violence or drugs. Just watch Fantasia.

Tohab A lot of adult cartoons have this problem. But thankfully, they're getting better with shows like Rick and Morty and BoJack Horseman.

Troin don't forget Futurama!

It’s not NR17 it’s X

execpt toy story for G and PG

G - general poeple PG - blood ,violence, muder, ????? - sex sences ull rarely see it in public television. if u want to watch like shaded gray u better watch it in ur computer

more like G - instant demonetization on youtube

KingSkyLord X- Instant fbi open up prison

What About Cars 3?

@@DisneyFan-po5kv and toy story 4.

@TheSixpenceLooneyTune yep that too.

Yeah, I wish the G rating was more common

And the Paw Patrol movie?

True.

I have to agree.

IKR

They should stop calling it mature and start calling it what it really is. Inappropriate and crude.

simple and true at the same time

SmellyCribs *cough cough* South Park *cough cough* Family Guy *cough cough* Big Mouth *Cough Cough*

but mewtwo was so frikin creepy omg

I think it's abundantly clear that somehow the MPAA become more careful about dishing out the "PG" rating to movies with something some parents might object to- whether it be creepy stuff that could frighten kids, really dramatic stuff that could make kids cry, adult subject matter that could confuse or misinform them, or crude and brash humor you may not want your kids to pick up on. I think movies like Frozen being PG may be a little too far with this policy. There are hardly any G-rated movies anymore. But I guess for nitpicky parents who want a high level of control over their kids' media lifestyle, I guess it's alright. I think that in the mid 90's the MPAA was bizarrely eager to give the "G" rating to movies that were really good or had a general all-ages appeal, even if those movies had a few scenes of thrilling violence, borderline erotic sensuality, et cetera. Just look at the Lion King. That shit when aired on Disney Channel is now TV-PG, and for good reasons. Actually, TV-PG is just a tad more "adult" than movie PG has probably ever been, since it covers The Simpsons and Family Feud. Not mention how Babe got a G rating despite a scene where one the sheep gets bitten and bleeds profusely and fairly terrifyingly. That shit was way too intense for the four year old me. No doubt it would get PG these days. Still a good film.

I agree The Hunchback of Notre Dame had a women get killed by Frollo and when Frollo sings that hell song. And all Frozen has is that foot size joke. Thank god in Canada Frozen is rated G and so is Inside Out and movies like The Raiders of The Lost Ark are rated 14a which is a rating in Canada.

If you dont know The Canadian rating list is G for movies like Inside Out and Many Disney Movies C8+ for movies like Despicable Me PG for movies like Shrek 14A for movies like Independence Day and Raiders of Lost Ark and finally 18A or R for movies too gory for teens.

Yet in the UK it's... Inside Out and Shrek: U (equivalent to your G rating) Hunchback of Notre Dame, Pokémon: The First Movie, Frozen, and the first Toy Story: PG (Actually, there's probably some consistency there, Idk lol) Edit: And Watership Down is "rated U", but the director of the BBFC says that it 'would be rated PG today' lol Edit 2: Apparently the first Toy Story is a PG here because the BBFC were worried about kids imitating things in the film with matches and fireworks, while the sequels, having no matches and rockets, got U ratings. That makes sense to me, honestly.

They didn't imply Wonka specifically said that the children would be be fine

@@karstenschoenberg9736 yeah but I mean in the scene you didn't know if he was telling the truth or not and Gene Wilder said himself that Wonka was supposed to seem untrustworthy. I always thought they were fine but it always left it up to the imagination what really happened to them. The Johnny Depp version just overly says over and over again that the kids were totally fine and then showed them come out of the factory which honestly took away from how impactful all the scenes with the kids were compared to the original.

The matrix deserves its R rating. Pointing an automatic weapon at what looks like a police officer and pulling the trigger, causing bloody holes to spread throughout his body is an R rated moment. Also, I can see Jack Reacher being rated R. That movie is surprisingly violent. I love both of these movies, but I really agree with the ratings. The matrix also has a scene where a knife is thrown into someone’s head, and that other scene where that bug thing was sucked out of Neo’s stomach.

Nah dude, Matrix should have been PG-13. Sure, its themes are dark, but there’s minimal language and the violence is fine

In the Netherlands it’s a 12

Maybe even PG

@@jaelie8398 nah

It was deemed more what?

I've never seen HoND but I read the Hellfire lyrics and holy shit THAT IS G RATED??

What is “AYITABKE”?

There's also one line that Frollo says--I don't remember it exactly but it goes something like this: "Wait between lashes, or else the sting of the first one will dull him to the second." (talking about WHIPPING SOMEONE TO TORTURE THEM)

@@YeetZmeN Aceptable, I think

Especially after watching it again. That movie is really dark.

I'm suprised as how dark it was. could have gotten a PG-13.

The Incredible-s was PG due to more advanced content and developed story line. G rating is basically for little kids.

Rock Steel HONEY! WHERE'S MY SUPER SUIT?

(Honey) WHAT?!

To be fair, virtually all violence you see in movies, even graphic violence, is all simulated and faked, while a nude scene in a live-action movie often involves watching a real person actually stripping down in front of the camera. And with my experiences seeing how people behave in our culture, people seem to have a very hard time developing a clear understanding of what a healthy and loving sexual relationship is, (at least much more than they do understanding that it is wrong to shoot someone, etc.). Now I do not exactly believe we should shelter young people from sex or act in paranoid ways that it will "corrupt" them like its the Devil, but I find it understandable that sex is taken more seriously than violence in some ways.

Odd brother as my mother would say: MLK More Killing Less Kissing

True. I saw a horror movie on tv that edited out the part when I girl took her shirt off, but later showed that same girl getting decapitated.

Thats how it was when I watched Jason X on AMC this Haloween. When the 20th century A.I. teens took off their clothes, the breasts were cropped off frame. When a teen had her head frozen in liquid nitrogen and crushed with the inside of her head showing, that was kept in the program even though it was rated "TV-14 LSV".

Canada's case: "Violence is bad & sex is good." Britain's case: "VIOLENCE IS THE BANE OF ALL EXISTENCE!"

+K McAlpine I remember that movie Super 8 that came out a couple years ago was PG and they said the F-word once, which surprised me because I wasn't expecting it.

I think the real issue is that, back then, the MPAA defaulted animation to the G rating with some exceptions. Now, studios are probably demanding a PG to make their cartoons more marketable to wider audiences who think they’re too cool for animation.

Britain has a similar system U- everyone PG- 11ish-anyone 12- anyone 12 or over 15- anyone 15 or over 18- anyone 18 or over The game rating system also works really well 3- no mature themes 7- some mature themes but little heavy maturity (drugs; sex or coarse language) 12- mature themes 16- violence and heavy mature themes, most horror games are 12 or 16. Also may contain sexual references 18- sex, drugs, violence, etc. There are also little icons that state what the game actually contains (fear, drugs, coarse language, etc.) And a parental guidance rating for games involving online interactions and in game payments.

Some nerd 157 if under 11 can u not watch of films in cinemas?

@@hobiday5833 family tickets i guess

@@hobiday5833 I think he meant anyone - 11ish

And my game rating system would be... A - Anyone A8 - Anyone 8 and up can buy by self A13 - Anyone 13 and up can buy by self A16 - Anyone 16 and up can buy by self AD - only ages of 18 and up can play. Children are not advised/permitted to play

I'm pretty sure Inside Out is G (we call it U) in the UK

What did Inside Out even get a PG rating for? Wait, I can look it up. Hold on, where's Imdb? *looks* Ok, so we've got a couple of states of undress far too goofy to be risqué (one naked toddler moment, and one pantsless-in-public nightmare), the word "heck" used three times and Anger's constant attempts to use a profanity which is never actually sounded, and a few slapstick moments which certainly can't be worse than death by impalement, which was the climax of The Little Mermaid, and a dog's body splitting in half, which, if I remember correctly, was a concept for a pretty prominent character in the also G-rated Toy Story. Someone'd better call the little purple dude in my head, because I am soooooo scared!

Agreed. The "Hellfire" sequence alone should have earned it a higher rating.

@@jaschabull2365 I was thinking the PG rating for Inside Out was more due to the themes of depression than anything else.

Yeah...my country's kinda stupid when it comes to ratings. I guess the kissing scenes were too much for our kids' and parents' sensitivity.

where do you live? north korea?

No, I live in Malaysia

does anybody even care about the age rating when they are that silly?

In my country is Zootopia rated G instead PG-13.

the funniest examples are how Dora and MLP movies are rated PG. They are based of TV-Y SHOWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@@cradica Same with Clifford, although It isn't directly based on the TV-Y show itself since the books came WAY before the show.

If they do just bring Planet of the Apes

I remember that when I was a kid in the 90's

Amazing!

If it was made today, it would be rated PG-13

You maniacs! Damn you! Goddamn you all to hell!

@@SanFranciscoGiantsFan And there'd be one F-bomb, but used in a non-sexual way.

Not necessarily there's definitely been some boobs in PG-13 movies that I can remember. I guess it's more on the context of why they are there.

@@theautisticfancriticshow2000 And then everyone who goes in that area will be treated as "pervert", who only came to look at tits.

There was a book in my 5th grade class that straight up had nudity. So I don't understand why nipples are a big deal.

Fun fact; there IS a documentary called Babies (2010) which had a PG rating for "cultural/maternal nudity" descriptor. Everyone else gave it basically PG/G ratings except for Japan & Singapore, Japan noscoped it to PG-12 while Singapore gave it a M18. No joke.

A "couple" of times. ;-)

It would've likely been PG-13 if the fit was limited to a few fucks. However, the dozen times gave it a guaranteed R.

Wtf? THAT had an R rating? But it was so tame...

You can only say "Fuck" in a PG-13 movie *once* in a non-sexual context. That would have pretty much ruined that scene in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles; a movie that otherwise would be Rated PG-13 because there no other offensive or disturbing content beyond the mental image of John Candy's hand being "between two pillows" somewhere on Steve Martin's body. ;) But that scene in PT&A is so totally worth it, it's just an awesome scene and, oddly, probably either intentionally or unintentionally makes the point TNC makes here about the rating system not making sense when one scene filled with a bunch of uses of the "F-Word" overcomes the other 88 minutes of the movie that is totally benign.

***** I don't get it, though. I've been watching that since I was a kid, that's my family's thanksgiving movie. Sure, there's F bombs, but kids can understand that, and why it's unacceptable. Indeed, the rudeness is part of what makes his karmic retribution so much funnier; "You're fucked." I still think that needed a pg13. At the most. I mean really, that felt like a pg movie.

James Kelly in the UK toy story (which is rated G in America) has a PG rating there.

What about R-18?

For the sake of jaws though pg-13 didn’t exist back then.

It doesn’t make sense because a parent wouldn’t let their kid watch Jaws with them because it’s too violent and the parent being with the kid won’t make much of a difference anyway. The rating shouldn’t be Parental Guidance it should be Kid Friendly or Mostly Kid Friendly, however Jaws is not kid friendly rather it is teen friendly.

he said the Vessel previews would be skipped and he says: they will still be on the site and RU-vid on the usual appropriate days, but two Vessel previews will be skipped so we can take the proper time to get our lives back on track with our current loss.

are u serious

+darrius lacy fuck you

what did i do to u

For real? That's so sad.

Matthew Wells early 2000s vs mid 2010s

I do kind of think that Finding Dory is a bit more intense but I still think it should have a G rating

@@theautisticfancriticshow2000 seriously Finding Nemo had more tense scenes then finding Dory. The only tense scene in finding Dory is the car chase scene

The Autistic FanCritic Show Well technically fish can’t breathe on land they just can’t survive

Finding Nemo. Rated g:death of a family. Finding dory. Rated PG: says stupid

+DSilent Knight ([Reincarnated]) I do!

Gay men kissing and fully clothed = *PG-13* Old lady puking on young lady=*R*

because of the homophobic old white men in hollywood thinking a gay moment will influence the minds of kids and turn them gay as well so one kiss is deemed more scarring than someone being dragged to hell to live in torture for eternity. Yup totally logical.

How odd that the extended cut of Drag Me to Hell was unequivocally R, yet it was released as Unrated. And here I thought releasing a movie without a rating was to avoid the stigma of NC-17.

PG=Pretty Graphic

No wonder, especially considering that the brain is pretty much a haystack in a nutshell.

That episode is PG because it had children playing with spiders, while in the UK it's U.

I don't really get it? Sure Australia classifies a "Teenager" as 14 or 15, but should PG be 12 or 13? M is 15+ too

Honeybunny /ハニーバニー Well I did get banned in Australia

@@dead-aaa623 basically G-TV-G PG-TV-PG M-TV-14 MA-15-TV-MA R-18-also TV-MA

I sometimes forget what exactly distinguishes PG and M aside from the names and the colour of their logos. Both are the same rating with the same rules. Recommended for 15+, but those below the age can still watch since it's mainly a suggestion and not a restriction.

and it worked

They don't show porn on TV

Well my parents really keeping their eyes close on what I can and can't watch until I was 12. Since then I'm pretty much watch any kind of movies that I want

+FiSTofSTEeL112 *HBO

Team Fortress Nerd what channel? I need to know for, um, research.

& your Pinocchio earned that pg rating!

at least he actually said that.

But it makes sense in the western world because violence in entertainment is more socially acceptable than sex or nudity.

Used to love that show as a kid ... although I tried to watch it a year ago ... it did NOT age well at all, I remember it being so much cooler aaah the wonders of childlike nostalgia.

wildefice1 Yeah. Its a little rough at times but I watched it about 3 years ago and I still enjoyed it. Especially the later seasons.

hate to be that guy but... what show?

oh derp XD I though they were talking about a show that got rebooted

my god, thats hilarious.

Bruh, online/local interactions not rated. (I know it's an ESRB thing, be quiet.)

Penny4Life nc-17 is the word fuck over 400 times. Middle School is rated R

My parents used to curse all the time, and I just didn't think it was that big of a deal until I got to forth grade

Penny4Life happens to my school lol

True

We also can't forget the scene from Dumbo where Dumbo and Timothy get drunk after accidentally drinking champagne. LOL

Shut the fuck up, and calm down.

The Incredibles 2 had a lot of drinking and it was PG.

By 2025 they will give NC17 rating to movies that have females in them for "sexual content"

There's a difference; Dark Knight is modern-based, Pirates is historical based which makes the comparison a bit unfair. Drinking factor was historically accurate.

As Dean Martin said of Ronald Reagan's movies, it should have been rated M: No One Admitted Unless Accompanied By A Moron.

Don’t forget the stupid cats movie.

@marianne mccrank f for f***ed up

Only *MR.MAGOO* Should see *MR. MAGOO*

Buenos una rating system that makes sense

How is x men above tim burtons batman?!?!

South Park is an A

indeed....

... Shouldn't it be as many people as you can get? 0~0

If only that made sense, but it doesn't because the higher the rating the less of an audience the film is being limited to.

The rating that gets the most amount of money oddly enough is PG-13.

Suicide Squad didn't do well with critics but it still made money. The same thing can be said with Iron Man 2, TMNT 2014, and Batman V. Superman.

Spinosaurus Stuff which is weird cause i like Disney before Pixar partnership better than Pixar but I like dc better then avengers

marianne mccrank yeah and family guy gave the flash a shout out yet they own Marvel

Disney's Deadpool won't be rated R. As soon as they got it the edited the hell out of Deadpool 2 and re released it as a PG move. And the original films will be shoved onto Hulu so that people won't associate it with the Disney brand, assim I'll ng they don't try to bury them outright

Steven Higgins it won’t be Disney’s Deadpool. Disney owns Fox, just like they own Marvel Studios. They don’t directly produce these movies, the studios they own do. This means that if that if Fox and Marvel Studios wanted to make Deadpool rated R still, Disney can give them permission. Afterall, Disney does own Miramax and that studio makes rated R movies all the time, like the new Halloween.

Apparently they’re planning to make Black Widow R rated

They should just get rid of PG. or maybe get rid of G

Mask of The Phantasm

ROTTMNT Movie

I don’t see how Detective Pikachu and How to Train Your Dragon are pushing the boundaries of PG. But those other movies absolutely.

It's like when the Deadpool film first got released and there were parents rioting about it having a sex scene, and I'm like, "it's R-rated for f*ck's sake, get over it"

Jargon Madjin "But its a super hero film! Those are for kids!" Said highly ignorant people.

Ha ha! Not anymore! Adults are taking back the superhero movie!

Is it the lesbianism bit, you think?

Would that require a PG rating any more than if it were heterosexuality instead?

I don't know. Probably not, but I heard that bit was double entendre-y in nature. I haven't seen the film, so I could be wrong.

Right? When I saw it, my friend and I were literally the only people in the theater over the age of 7 that weren't parents. It was 100% fine, too. I didn't think there was anything those kids shouldn't be seeing.

For the majority of the time watching the film, I was trying to see where this lesbian stuff was coming from but I didn't. Or at least nothing that was directly pointing towards that. It felt like people were complaining to much about some hinting that felt like it could of been taken in any 2 ways.

That would destroy the bad movie industry overnight, one of Hollywood's most profitable. Therefore it is a pipe dream.

it's called European X

So...Rated T for "Triggering!!!"?

yeah, I was not expecting lesbian necrophilia and cannibalism... and Keanu Reeves

I remember when I was a kid I didn't find Itchy and Scratchy cartoons violent and now I'm a little disturbed by them.

Toy story 4 was rated G

If you follow this list you either had strict parents or are a lil bitch

You probably like pg 13

marianne mccrank Nobody really knows about movies like that

Pierce Wright G:for everyone PG:for kids PG-13:for teens R:for mature NC-17:for adults

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Cause Disney bought Fox and Deadpool will join the MCU.

The tip of the spear protruding from his chest was removed for a PG-13. The far more sensible BBFC in the UK allowed it uncut at 12A (our PG-13 equivalent) because "the image is not dwelt upon and serves an important narrative purpose". The UK home releases were cut but that was the distributor's fault for including the wrong version, as it was already passed uncut at 12A for cinema.

X Files has even worse violence. Frozen head shattering on the ground, eye balls popping out, faces melting off, rape, lots of eye stuff, children hit by trains, babies buried alive then dissected, an absolute shit-ton of incest, lots of cracking open bodies. Point is, Supernatural is less violent and "mature" then X Files

I swear Supernatural is a 15/R though

What about R-18?

And for having not enough Hispanic and black people. which is ridiculous because the toys doesn't have any race. seems kinda dumb to be honest. and funny thing is, the ones who complain are SJW's. and not the parents.

@@fantasyalover4782 thanks for the correction But it may be the humans,I saw it but didnt see it

So what I'm hearing from both of these comments is that this movie was criticized for stupid reasons by the worst of both worlds.

Who is it

I couldn’t even tell

Heto107 ARE YOU TRYING TO KILL ME?! (I have to edit my comment that's how bad it is....twice)

I- I don’t feel so well...

Heto107 welp lwts try *two videos later I lay dead in my Throne*

...so basically PEGI's rating system?

That's basically the current system.

that would be ridiculously complicated. They already can't keep the few ratings they have straight.

0, 7, 13 and 17 would be a better system.

Isn't that that the gaming system?

Cartoon violence. A 4 year old would be mighty frightened by Tom shooting himself with a shotgun.

I think for Tom and jerry that’s a pretty accurate rating it’s pretty violent even though it’s just cartoons

But Most Simpson’s episode are pg and a Ton of other adult cartoons

marianne mccrank the Simpson movie was pg-13

TTG is PG even though it's for little kids.

Maybe lower the age required to see an R film alone to 14 or 15.

Neil Jacob Nacilla and also some PG-13’s would probably also qualify for the R-15

@@HydraSpectre1138 I like that.

Ryan Leadbitter I love your profile pic 😂👏

@@GrantNors perhaps a pg12 could be made?