Here is the full BBFC Film Ratings for 2020, this is the improved version better than my first version in 2017, I will go to the first film rating until the last film rating one-by-one.
Examples of films with each rating: U: - Monsters, Inc. - Wall-E - Flushed Away - Turbo - Despicable Me - The Lego Movie PG: - Paddington - Toy Story - The Super Mario Bros Movie - Coraline 12/12A: - The Green Hornet - The Impossible - Avatar - Mrs Doubtfire - San Andreas - Skyscraper 15: - It - The Conjuring - Ted - Sisters - Step Brothers - Team America: World Police - Borat - Knowing - Sausage Party - Final Destination - The Matrix 18: - Saw - Hostel - Wolf Creek - The Hills Have Eyes - Rambo (also known as Rambo IV) - Kill Bill (both volumes)
@@BATYF2005 The R18 category is a special category for hardcore pornographic films. Films with the rating are filtered from search results on the BBFC website unless an option to show them is selected, because many of them have titles that contain profanity.
Whether or not I lend any of my DVDs to Grandma depends on its BBFC rating, because the rating is an indicator of the content. My policy reflects the fact that Grandma is more concerned about sex, violence and drug use in films than she is about bad language: - If it's rated U, PG or 12, I can lend it to Grandma. - If it's rated 15, there's a presumption against lending it to Grandma, but I don't completely rule it out. - If it's rated 18, I don't lend it to Grandma. - If it's rated R18, I *definitely* don't lend it to Grandma. But I don't own any R18-rated DVDs anyway, because I never really got into that sort of thing.
I am from the US and I remember not knowing there was an NC 17 yet ironically it's equivalent to your regular 18. I first heard of NC 17 through an ad about movie ratings. We actually don't have an R 18 equilavlent in the US though unrated (with disclaimer) could fit into this category though I'm not sure if the are directly comparable.
@@Firdaus035 there is one even worse than NC-17 it’s unofficial mainly used for “p word” however there are a few non-“p word” shows with this rating.It’s called 18 +.Some examples are: Interspecies Reviewers on blu ray says”Warning:do not watch if you’re under 18”.(was rated TV-MA in censored form for the first 3 episodes before getting pulled off the air) And Redo of Healer on blu ray says 18 +-DSV. Again TV-MA on streaming but this time the whole show aired (censored). The Interspecies Reviewers manga can be found in mainstream bookstores but it’s rated M(not to be confused with the video game rating the M for manga means 18 and up. It’s equivalent to Ao or NC-17 but the anime is even worse than that.)
Cartoon version: U: Paw Patrol Peppa Pig Mickey Mouse Clubhouse PG: SpongeBob SquarePants Loud House Adventure Time 12+: The Simpsons Total Drama Happy Tree Friends 15+: Family Guy Rick & Morty American Dad! 18+: South Park Superjail! And there is no R18 cartoons I can think of
The film ratings are useless and pointless, especially for Disney standard, and the reason for that is because the Disney films are extremely ambitious on being family-friendly that they don’t need any ratings at all. They just need to say “whole/entire family” in the description. The other studios’ films can keep the ratings all they want, but Disney does not need them at all. If I were making a Disney VHS, DVD, or Blu-Ray, I would just leave the rating spot blank, write down “whole/entire family” in the description.
Examples of films with each rating:
U:
- Monsters, Inc.
- Wall-E
- Flushed Away
- Turbo
- Despicable Me
- The Lego Movie
PG:
- Paddington
- Toy Story
- The Super Mario Bros Movie
- Coraline
12/12A:
- The Green Hornet
- The Impossible
- Avatar
- Mrs Doubtfire
- San Andreas
- Skyscraper
15:
- It
- The Conjuring
- Ted
- Sisters
- Step Brothers
- Team America: World Police
- Borat
- Knowing
- Sausage Party
- Final Destination
- The Matrix
18:
- Saw
- Hostel
- Wolf Creek
- The Hills Have Eyes
- Rambo (also known as Rambo IV)
- Kill Bill (both volumes)
What Movies are Rated R18
@@BATYF2005 The R18 category is a special category for hardcore pornographic films. Films with the rating are filtered from search results on the BBFC website unless an option to show them is selected, because many of them have titles that contain profanity.
Ok, So that R18 Rating by the BBFC is Pornography
So Indeed
sausage party is 18
Whether or not I lend any of my DVDs to Grandma depends on its BBFC rating, because the rating is an indicator of the content. My policy reflects the fact that Grandma is more concerned about sex, violence and drug use in films than she is about bad language:
- If it's rated U, PG or 12, I can lend it to Grandma.
- If it's rated 15, there's a presumption against lending it to Grandma, but I don't completely rule it out.
- If it's rated 18, I don't lend it to Grandma.
- If it's rated R18, I *definitely* don't lend it to Grandma. But I don't own any R18-rated DVDs anyway, because I never really got into that sort of thing.
I never knew until recently there was a rating ABOVE 18 (that said, I've never been to either of the places that show/sell R18 movies)
I am from the US and I remember not knowing there was an NC 17 yet ironically it's equivalent to your regular 18. I first heard of NC 17 through an ad about movie ratings. We actually don't have an R 18 equilavlent in the US though unrated (with disclaimer) could fit into this category though I'm not sure if the are directly comparable.
@@cradica Actually, It only using NC-17, BBFC Rating: 18 and one 15
@@Firdaus035 what?
@@cradica NC-17 is most inappropriate!
@@Firdaus035 there is one even worse than NC-17 it’s unofficial mainly used for “p word” however there are a few non-“p word” shows with this rating.It’s called 18 +.Some examples are: Interspecies Reviewers on blu ray says”Warning:do not watch if you’re under 18”.(was rated TV-MA in censored form for the first 3 episodes before getting pulled off the air) And Redo of Healer on blu ray says 18 +-DSV. Again TV-MA on streaming but this time the whole show aired (censored). The Interspecies Reviewers manga can be found in mainstream bookstores but it’s rated M(not to be confused with the video game rating the M for manga means 18 and up. It’s equivalent to Ao or NC-17 but the anime is even worse than that.)
The vsc logo reminds me of splatterhouse
7-9PG 10-12PG, X18 & XX Accompanied by Adult
I swear there was a red 21 rating in 80's
What about 12A
Cartoon version:
U:
Paw Patrol
Peppa Pig
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
PG:
SpongeBob SquarePants
Loud House
Adventure Time
12+:
The Simpsons
Total Drama
Happy Tree Friends
15+:
Family Guy
Rick & Morty
American Dad!
18+:
South Park
Superjail!
And there is no R18 cartoons I can think of
I can think of something that would be R18
itadaki seieki
@@cradica that sounds sus
@@JiggingtonSawface what?
@@cradica I mean as in that sounds pretty strange
@@JiggingtonSawface Oh wait I just found a cartoon that actually is rated R18 Boin Lecture
U
ALL AGES
PG
PARENTAL GUIDANCE
12
12 and older
15
15 and older
18
ADULTS ONLY
R18
NOT FOR PEOPLE UNDER THE AGE OF 18
TTS Voice Used: Ryan - United States
What about the ACB ratings
The film ratings are useless and pointless, especially for Disney standard, and the reason for that is because the Disney films are extremely ambitious on being family-friendly that they don’t need any ratings at all. They just need to say “whole/entire family” in the description. The other studios’ films can keep the ratings all they want, but Disney does not need them at all. If I were making a Disney VHS, DVD, or Blu-Ray, I would just leave the rating spot blank, write down “whole/entire family” in the description.
My school used this haha
BBFC
6:10-7:30 THIS RATING SHOULD NOT F**KING EXIST!!!!!!!!!!!!
some seines may be unsutibule for children
U[All Ages](Paw Patrol, Peppa Pig)
PG[Parental Guidance](Frozen, Moana)
12[Recommended for 12 & Over](The Simpsons, Barbie Movie)
15[Recommended for 15 & Over](South Park, ATHF)
18[Recommended for 18 & Over](Blonde, Jigsaw)
R18[Under 18 Requires Accompanying Parent or Guardian](Deep Throat, Bunny Game)
X[For Adults Only](Fritz the Cat)
E[Exempt for Classification](News & Sports)
RC]Banned](A Serbian Film)
F this age ratings r not important and make 0 sence