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That doesn't mean ratings are pointless; it means that you attended a movie with a sorry excuse for a parent.

We watched the recent comedy The Internship last night. It was PG-13 in its theatrical run, but the "Unrated" edition on the DVD was far raunchier than any PG-13 film I've seen. There were at least a dozen F-bombs, and it featured an extended sequence (it had to be over 10 minutes long) in a...

IIRC, Grease was actually toned down from the original Broadway musical.

There was a documentary about schoolyard bullying a couple of years ago that was supposedly a must-see for parents and kids, but it got slapped with an 'R' rating. There was a huge outcry, but the MPAA didn't budge. Eventually they reduced it to PG-13 when the director agreed to remove a handful...

The Kids In Mind website does a great job of describing the specific content of films without being too spoilery.

And the level of sex and nudity in the PG films of the '80s frequently surpassed that of today's PG-13 films! ;)

Sure, as long as http://www.kids-in-mind.com stays up to date! ;)

Personally, I'd like to see them kill PG-13. The range of material that it covers is completely ridiculous. It has no value anymore. I would also like to ask the MPAA what they were thinking when they gave the notably violent Cars 2 a 'G' rating.