MPAA
Movie Ratings Guide Key
MPAA movie
ratings
(provided by the Motion Picture Association of America):
G
- General Audiences-all ages
admitted
Parents: a G-rating does not signify a "certificate of
approval", nor does it signify a children's film. Some material
may be unsuitable for younger children.
Material generally includes: no questionable themes or
language (no "strong" words, but possible impolite
conversation), no nudity and sex, possible minimal violence,
etc.
PG
- Parental Guidance Suggested;
some material may not be suitable for children.
Parents: this film clearly needs to be examined or
inquired about by parents before letting children attend. Some
material may be unsuitable for children.
Objectionable material may include: questionable themes,
mild profanity, violence, brief nudity (but not so intense as to
deserve a harsher rating). No drug use.
PG-13
- Parents strongly cautioned.
Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13.
Parents: this is a more serious warning from PG.
Especially unsuitable in most cases for pre-teen children.
Objectionable material may include: questionable themes,
violence, nudity (generally non-sexual), sensuality, language
(in most cases, more than one harsh sexually-derived word in a
sexual context gets an R-rating), drug use, or other contents
considered more harsh than PG-rated films, but not meriting the
R-rating.
R
- Restricted. Under 17 requires
accompanying parent or adult guardian.
Parents: Consider seriously this R-rating before allowing
your teens to view it.
Possible Adult Material Includes: hard language, tough
violence, nudity, sensuality, drug abuse, etc.
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