Does anyone know how this movie got pst the sensors? There is much upper body nidity in this movie yet its only a PG??? how did this happen...
"Celebrate diversity, just don't tell people they're different."-Colin Quinn
probably because it's nidity and not nudity.
nudity would have most certainly warrented an R-rating.
but nidity is always ok.
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Because the ratings system has changed since the movie was released.
Back in the good old days you only had G, PG, and R ratings. PG movies could have mild language and some nudity. Then, they broke the PG rating into the PG and PG-13 ratings we have today.
Films could get away with exposed breasts as long as they did not call too much attention to them, I guess. I remember a lot of topless serving girls in the GP-rated JULIUS CAESAR from 1970 (not to mention a G-string-clad Charlton Heston).
Heck, the producers of WALKABOUT successfully argued a GP rating for their flick despite the extensive full frontal nudity by their adolescent cast.