[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by Sanddeath

Seems fair. Though being power rangers I don't see any cursing or such. Which should be nice. I just hope it's good. Though if they do use their one f-bomb please let it be alpha-5. Lol.

Alpha 5: Oh fuck
*everyone looks at him judgingly*
Alpha 5: *notices* Ayayay

[Matrixbeast]

I want it to be Bryan Cranston/Zordon.

[Spearichu]

It being PG-13 means nothing for me since I am going to watch this anyway. Ratings usually mean jack shit now unless its for certain series like Deadpool.

[Guyver Spawn]

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Originally Posted by GoseiWonder

PG is the new G, PG-13 is the new PG, R is both the new PG-13 and still the old R for when it feels like it.

It sounds just as stupid as it actually is.

The Avoid the Dreaded G Rating is a real thing. The G rating is no longer really a thing expect for The Peanuts Movie from over a year ago. Even Cartoons are now TV PG. I remember when TV PG was for older shows like The Simpsons, King of the Hill and Space Ghost: Coast to Coast. Even toy driven anime like Monter Hunter Stories is rated TV14 on Funimation's website since they probably thought that no one would want to watch a TV-Y7 subbed anime.

[vin13ish]

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

The Avoid the Dreaded G Rating is a real thing. The G rating is no longer really a thing expect for The Peanuts Movie from over a year ago. Even Cartoons are now TV PG. I remember when TV PG was for older shows like The Simpsons, King of the Hill and Space Ghost: Coast to Coast. Even toy driven anime like Monter Hunter Stories is rated TV14 on Funimation's website since they probably thought that no one would want to watch a TV-Y7 subbed anime.

You aware First 3 Toy Story film were G-Rated film and yet they made more money in a box office

What is up with dreaded G Rating? Most of Pixar films were G-RATED well except The Incredible, Up, Brave, Inside Out, The Good Dinosaur and even Finding Dory which all of them were PG Rated

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by vin13ish

You aware First 3 Toy Story film were G-Rated film and yet they made more money in a box office

What is up with dreaded G Rating? Most of Pixar films were G-RATED well except The Incredible, Up, Brave, Inside Out, The Good Dinosaur and even Finding Dory which all of them were PG Rated

But notice how these things are. Inside Out and Finding Dory had mild slapstick at best, and their adult themes were merely about growing up, yet they somehow elicited a PG rating.

The G rating is being seen more and more as a negative thing to get, and nowadays studios aim for PG for their children's/family flicks, and PG-13 for their action flicks.

[Yellow Ranger]

Damn I feel old I remember when PG and PG-13 were the "bad" ratings for kids films and I'm only 25.

[GoseiWonder]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

But notice how these things are. Inside Out and Finding Dory had mild slapstick at best, and their adult themes were merely about growing up, yet they somehow elicited a PG rating.

The G rating is being seen more and more as a negative thing to get, and nowadays studios aim for PG for their children's/family flicks, and PG-13 for their action flicks.

And really, all they do is insert the bare minimum of "questionable content" in order to net that PG rating.

And then you have South Park that purposefully put 399 instances of "Fuck" into BLU because 400 would net them an NC-17 rating because yeah, that ONE extra "Fuck" would have been WAY to much!

[vin13ish]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

But notice how these things are. Inside Out and Finding Dory had mild slapstick at best, and their adult themes were merely about growing up, yet they somehow elicited a PG rating.

The G rating is being seen more and more as a negative thing to get, and nowadays studios aim for PG for their children's/family flicks, and PG-13 for their action flicks.

So you expect Toy Story 4 to get a PG Rating despite the first 3 Toy Story film were G Rating

And plus what is the difference between G Rating and PG Rating?! Just asking

[Kamen Rider Lolita]

I remember reading elsewhere that writers tend to add in at least one sneaky cuss word so that a certain rating can be avoided. I can’t remember what one, though.

Why is the “G” rating dreaded and considered taboo anyway?

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Originally Posted by vin13ish

And plus what is the difference between G Rating and PG Rating?! Just asking

I think “PG” is an abbreviation of “Parental Guide.”