How can a film with nudity be a pg?
It says that it is a PG because of nudity, suggestive content etc. How can a film with nudity be a pg?
learn to read, it's rated PG-13
shareAnyway the only nudity is Ariel, and the few times you see his whole body he is tied up in a knot. It is also not sexually related at all. He just happens to have no cloths.
shareYou learn to read, its PG in england
sharenobody cares about a spec of an island nation dwarfed in population on its own continent unimportant in the grand scheme of things in the world.
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@kanaric1 Not true. I'm a nobody (from the US) and I care about that island nation. Just the performances of their actresses alone tell me that the nation is something to care about.
Similarly for Australia and New Zealand.
God Save the Queen!
"I am the equal and opposite reaction!" -Unknowntyper-
If no one cares, why are you on the forum for a play written in said country?
share"nobody cares about a spec of an island nation dwarfed in population on its own continent unimportant in the grand scheme of things in the world."
What childish drivel.
Grow up.
"nobody cares about a spec of an island nation dwarfed in population on its own continent unimportant in the grand scheme of things in the world."
What childish drivel.
Grow up.
What a humorless putz. I'd suggest you work on that.
I certainly didn't take such an over-the-top, excessively elaborate put down seriously. Next time, notice those two aspects of a comment, and consider the possibility they're not really all that serious.
In other words, when someone is pulling your leg, don't rip it off and beat them over the head with it yourself in response.
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In response to the OP question, a lot of girls in bikinis bouncing on trampolines but never actually showing anything might get a "PG" for nudity, etc. It largely depends on the intent. You might find a bare ass in a movie if it's not done in a sexual way, and isn't really gratuitous.
Further, the standards change with time. As I noted in another thread -- There's a 1976 movie, "Embryo", with Rock Hudson in it. Barbara Carerra is nude in it quite a bit, as I recall, for a PG movie (this was prior to the invention of "PG-13", mind you) share
How many people can we put on our ignore list? I have a feeling I will be adding 3 or 4 idiots to it right now.
Ahh...the schizophrenics and their keyboards. Yes it's time - go pop another pill kids.
And people care about American only because they are worried about how fat and greedy most of the population is?
shareThe fact you know it is an island must make you a Mensa candidate where you are from.
shareWhich perhaps illustrates the cultural differences between the two countries. In the US, any nudity would get at least a PG-13. But in the UK the context and what that 'nudity' actually reveals is considered in the decision.
Is one right over the other. Perhaps but then again, who are we to cast a judgement on other cultures and countries and how they judge things. After all, both can be cast in a negative light. The UK, we could say, are all pervs. The US, we could also say, are all uptight about the human body. Depends on how you want to play it.