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re: Jaws is only rated PG?
Posted on 2/15/16 at 1:29 am to Seldom Seen
Posted on 2/15/16 at 1:29 am to Seldom Seen
PG-13 ruined so much....films avoided it as soon as the rating came out...just like they avoided X...so to accommodate and all the bad connotation's it carried, despite just being a rating higher than R - as you could have very violent movies with no nudity, rated X and therefore unreleasable, so the MPAA invented NC-17.
After that, films became all-in on PG or strictly R. The nanufactured middle ground became unacceptable to studios.
After that, films became all-in on PG or strictly R. The nanufactured middle ground became unacceptable to studios.
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Posted on 2/15/16 at 2:55 am to mizzoubuckeyeiowa
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After that, films became all-in on PG or strictly R. The nanufactured middle ground became unacceptable to studios.
This was the case in the 90s. I remember being a little kid in that decade seeing all these cool TV spots for movies I wanted to see. Most of them ended up being R and my parents were the type that would sit through a PG-13 movie before deciding whether it was right for me to see it.
The rating for these films were either G, PG, or R. PG-13 didn't seem to start being used consistently until the late-90s.
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