film ratings
Age suitability labels
Film ratings are classifications assigned to movies indicating their suitability for different audiences, typically based on content like violence, language, nudity, or drug use.
In the United States, the MPAA rates films from G (general audiences) through NC-17 (adults only).
Other countries use different systems: The film received an R rating in America but only a 12A in Britain.
- MPAAIndustry content evaluator
- rated RFilm classification requiring maturity
- CNCAutomated machining via code
- adultsFully mature individuals
- violenceHarmful physical force
strong language · profanity · nudity · parental guidance · parental advisory · misrating · children · drug use · teenagers · R-rated · advertising restrictions · movie theater · educational films · families · age restriction · NC-17 · mature audiences · parental
- censorshipbanned books, censored, banned, book banning, book bans
- film journalismmovie reviews
- media regulationcensorship, content moderation, press censorship, art censorship, book banning
- media rulesbroadcast standards, decency standards, censorship laws, content moderation, rating systems
- movie moralitymoral conflict, good vs evil, moral choice, ethical dilemma, moral tale
- media lawlibel, media regulation, press laws, slander, defamation