Film Rating
Blog Post #14
Film ratings are used to age limit a certain type of film depending on what the content is.
The most common films rating which are available for films are: U, PG, 12, 12A, 15, 18 and R18.
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| The categories of film rating |
U: Suitable for all
PG: Parental guidance
12: Video release suitable for 12 years and over
12A: Cinema release suitable for 12 years and over
15: Suitable for only 15 years and over
18: Suitable for only adults
R18: Adult works for licensed premises only.
How the different rating systems have changed over the years
PG-13 rating was actually conceived in 1984 at the suggestion of Steven Spielberg: His film Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was suggested that it was a tad too graphic/violent for kids, but not so bad to be classified as an R rating.
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