It's often said that American films are classified into restricted grades. What's going on? How are the restricted levels of American films divided? How many levels are there? Let's get to know:
The American film rating system is a committee composed of parents organized by the American Film Association. It evaluates the film on behalf of the views that most parents may give according to the theme, language, violence, nudity, sex scenes and drug use scenes of the film.
System classification:
1、 G-class USA: mass class, anyone can watch
G-class high box office works: Toy Story 3, $1.06 billion worldwide, Finding Nemo, $970 million worldwide and Lion King, $840 million worldwide
2、 PG USA: tutorial level. Some content in films at this level may not be suitable for children.
PG high box office work: the series of "stealing Daddy" has exceeded US $1 billion worldwide
3、 PG-13 USA: special counseling level. It is recommended for children after the age of 13
PG-13 high box office works: $2.7 billion for avatar and $1.8 billion for Titanic
4、 Class R USA: restricted class, it is recommended to watch over the age of 17
R-rated high box office work: Ryan & middot; The dead man starring Reynolds
5、 NC-17 USA: no viewing under 17 years old (including 17 years old)
NC-17 highest box office work: UMA & middot; "Love in June" starring Thurman grossed only 20 million in North America, the highest grossing work in NC-17
6、 Special classification
USA: NR / or, u: NR / or: films that are not rated, such as Russell & middot; Crowe and Kate & middot; Blanchett's Robin Hood 2010 and Kate & middot; The first song of Beckinsale's the legend of the night, which refers to the music before 1968
USA: M / X / P: movies that are not allowed to be shown on the cinema line, such as Bruce Lee's Tangshan big brother, Warner Brothers' clockwork orange, and Arnold & middot; Schwarzenegger starring in "full recall 90 edition"
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