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zoidyzoid
Professor
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« Reply #49 on: 04-23-2004 23:46 »
« Last Edit on: 04-24-2004 00:00 »
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Originally posted by SlackJawedMoron: PG. (that'd be the Aussie PG). Same as the show.
Yeah, that should be fine, but I'd prefer it to be M if that meant the creators could keep it truer to their artistic vision ( and include plenty of sexual references ). Edit: I think we could do with a bit of information on different countries' rating systems. Here in Australia we have: G- For general exhibition (no restrictions) PG- Parental guidance recommended for under 15s (no restrictions) (Futurama is rated PG here). M- Recommended for mature audiences, 15 years and over (no restrictions). MA- No-one under 15 admitted unless accompanied by an adult. R- Restricted, 18+. We also have a couple of other ratings used for games & TV guides and stuff, like C (for children), G8+ (a game with low-level violence, for example), AV (violent TV shows) and possibly some sort of XXX rating for porn. I might have made a mistake or two (I'm not 100% sure of the actual age mentioned in the PG description, or whether under 15s can actually get into MA movies when accompanied by an adult), but that should give you an idea. Anyway, I'd like to see the UK and US (and any other country) equivalents.
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Birdbot
Bending Unit
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Warning - Long post on ratings in Australia Originally posted by zoidyzoid: G- For general exhibition (no restrictions) PG- Parental guidance recommended for under 15s (no restrictions) (Futurama is rated PG here). M- Recommended for mature audiences, 15 years and over (no restrictions). MA- No-one under 15 admitted unless accompanied by an adult. R- Restricted, 18+.
This is all correct and possibly some sort of XXX rating for porn.
We the have X rating, which is for movies like these that can't be shown on TV. There are also unclassified films, if they are made for business, accounting, professional, scientific, educational purposes, a sporting, cultural or family event. We also have a couple of other ratings used for games & TV guides and stuff, like C (for children), G8+ (a game with low-level violence, for example), AV (violent TV shows)
The TV ratings are the same as film, except that there is AV (Adult Violence - recommended 15+), which is between MA & R; there is no R or X; and there are also C (Children's programing) and P (Preschool programing). The Video game ratings are G (same as for movies and TV), G8+ (for children 8 years and over), M15+ (Recommended for mature audiences 15 years and over), and MA15+ (Restrictions apply to people under 15). We also have ratings for publications: Unrestricted, Unrestricted M (recommended for 15+, Resticted R category 1 (18+, can't be sold in QLD), and Restricted category 2 (18+, only displayed/available in adult shops, can't be sold in QLD) Info from The Office of Film & Literature Classification & The Australian Broadcasting Authority
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Jamesbondcja
Professor
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PG or PG-13, whatever as long as it was written as well as the shows.
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Nasty Pasty
DOOP Secretary
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Well the shows do have alot of sexual references and curses(ass) so i'd assume that it'd be PG13
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Nasty Pasty
DOOP Secretary
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neither could i. I'd just stick with good ol' PG13
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