BBFC PG

Not quite this variant.

are you sure Heavy Traffic is R 18 it says 18 from what I looked up

​@@cradica 18 - Wick£d City

12, 15 and 18 warning upcoming?

The manga ratings are similar there are only 4 A(similar to U or PG) T(similar to 12) OT(similar to 15) M(similar to 18)

Also forgot to mention for our movies and TV shows a lot of them are combinations too movies G (similar to U) PG (same as the UK) PG-13 (similar to 12) R (similar to 15) NC-17 (similar to 18) TV shows TV-Y (the very low end of U) TV-G (high end of U) TV-Y7 and TV-PG (are both PG) TV-14 (a combination of 12 and 15) TV-MA (a combination of 15 and 18)

u pg 12 15 18 r18

3:02 : BBFC 18

0:00 BBFC U 0:47 BBFC PG 1:34 BBFC 12 2:17 BBFC 15 3:02 BBFC 18

What about Men in Black?

@@hamursh that’s a PG

@@hakc97again Here it's a PG-13.

@@hakc97again Men in Black rated PG in the UK by the BBFC and PG-13 in the US by the MPAA

That’s What Parental Guidance, 15 & 18 Are All About

1:16 sexy scenes lol

Also PG could be PG-13 in some cases like Men In Black and like Toy Story it could be G. U is also PG in some movies.

I know this is ten years ago but don't forget 18 is also NC-17! Or for TV Y and G are U Y7 and PG are PG 14 is 12 or 15 MA is 15 or 18

@@TigerMarioReturns well they can't all be the same

Yes I think and these are the other rating PG Dennis, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves (Which was cut for a PG and know an uncut 12) and Gone with the Wind 12 has The Pelican Brief, Wyatt Earp and Ace Ventura Pet Detective 15 has Batman Returns (12 in the cinema) Demolition Man, The Bodyguard and The Fugitive (also 12 in the cinema) 18 Nico (Above the Law) Lethal Weapon 2 (cut for 18 but uncut on blu ray with a 15) and The Wild Bunch. I think, there maybe more

I will not be Haunted with these BBFC VSC Warnings.

@@gawainhalefilms Good for you. I was just creeped out.

@LilFrag PG isn't a Age Restriction Idiot, There no Gap Which Separate a Movie for All Ages to a Movie Aimed for Older Kids Only

@oswald the lucky rabbit! #killOPM788 PG = recommend for 8 or over but anyone can watch R-18 = 18 or over but more strict!!!!

I know this is an old comment, but here are my opinions: The Willow-like creature in the U certificate probably represents magical creatures which are common in children's films The smiley face in the PG warning could be a sign of some viewers finding such faces intimidating. The red man (who appears to be playing with a plane or something) could represent people imitating dangerous events/terrorist attacks.

@@Gilby1385 As for the 15 certificate, would I be right that the bumpy lines are high-frequency waves, which are a warning of loudness? I’m aware what the kissing means, but is one of the images of someone jumping out of a window, which would be a warning of dangerous stunts, that could hurt in real life? I’m aware what the cigarette means, but what does the skull and crossbones mean, and am I right that one of the images in the 15 warning is an explosion? That one, if so, would be self-explanatory. The others, in the 15 certificate, are a car (it’s damaged, and by a lamppost, which would represent crimes like joyriding), the gender sign (you needn’t explain what this one means), a gunman (nor what this one means), expletives (six in a row that don’t need their meanings explained), playing cards and a man going ‘hands up!’ (pointing his gun at someone) [yet another image you don’t have to say what it means - combination of crime and violence].

@@Gilby1385 How much are you online?

Road rage?

Since it's by a lamppost (it also appears in the 15 warning, but it's green, whereas it's recoloured blue for the 18 warning), it means stuff like crimes, like joyriding (since the car's damaged).

The red man (playing with an aeroplane) means people imitating dangerous events / terrorist attacks, the horse (coloured blue, and is a carousel horse) means fear of heights, the balloons (additionally coloured blue) are a warning of loud noises (as, think when balloons be burst - they make a loud noise, which can scare children) and the clown (holding balloons, and coloured the right colour - red) could be a warning that the movie’s scary (think ‘coulrophobia’) [especially as it’s wearing a ruff collar, and I bet you’ve heard a clown’s voice]. Is it only these four (all in the PG certificate) you were wanting to know?

1994-2005

Yeah they started in 1995 and continued throughout until VHS stopped being produced

Ah yes Uc the British Ec and TV-Y

***** So what Columbia Tristar and Dimension Films did was change it slight to remove all Warner Bros Films out of it like Free Willy and Black Beauty, that's the only difference .

Vixie Fox These warnings were made by the VSC and sent to certain distributors who edited and made their own versions