film classification
Content age designation
Film classification is a system for rating movies by age-appropriateness, typically based on violence, sexual content, language, and drug use.
In the US, the MPAA assigns ratings from G (general audiences) to NC-17 (adults only).
Other countries have their own systems: The film received an R rating in America but only a 15 certificate in the UK.
- motion pictureFilmed visual narrative
- rating systemStandardized method for evaluation
- Hays CodeHollywood self-censorship rules
- MPAAIndustry content evaluator
- PG-13Film rating for adolescents
violence · thematic elements · children · profanity · strong language · NC-17 · mature audiences · teenagers · nudity · adults · families · parental guidance · parental advisory · viewer discretion · content warning · drug use · moral guidelines · horror
- media catalogingcatalog numbers, cross-references
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