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Films That Barely Got by with a PG-13 (2 Viewers)

JeremyErwin

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So somewhere along the line, someone thought that the "General Audience" should be expanded to include "babies"-- persons unable to comprehend death. I wonder if Bambi would be rated 'PG' in this hypersensitive day and age...
 

BarryR

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And of course Snow White would be rated R: young girl co-habiting with seven little men!

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Ryan L. Bisasky

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Oh, no doubt. And Pinocchio would be PG-13 for having scenes of minors smoking cigars and drinking beer.

or at leas pg with a couple of lines for "jackass"
 

Calum Waddell

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It's interesting, because some of the PG 13 films in America still needed to be cut in order to satisfy the PG rating in the UK (we still don't have a full version of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom).

Even so, I'm surprised Poltergeist was a PG13
 

WillG

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The original Poltergeist is rated PG. I believe that it was initally given a R rating, but it was appealed and they got the PG (again, predated the PG-13 rating). I'm not sure if anything had to be cut or not.

Funny though, a few years back, my younger brother, probably around 10-11 at the time told me that when he slept over at a certain friend's house, all they ever watched was "Poltergeist" because the mother would not allow anything rated higher than PG
 

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