The MPAA Rating System Should be Altered II

First off, I will show how Wikipedia says how the ratings are done (and don't pester me about using Wikpedia, it's just as incorrectable as it is correctable, and they have monitors going through practically every page every day).G-General Audiences All ages admitted. This movie contains nothing that would offend parents for viewing by children.Such films may contain only mild violence or crude humor. Such films have no nudity, sex, drugs or coarse language of any kind. They might contain some language that is not so polite, but nothing that is coarse. The discrimination/bullying or emotional intensity must be minimal in quantity. Alcohol and tobacco may be used in small amounts by adults in the movie, but not by minors, especially in older G rated films. The violence or horror must be cartoonish in nature and/or minimal in quantity.PG-Parental Guidance Suggested Some material may not be suitable for children. Parents are urged to give parental guidance as the motion picture contains some material that parents might not find suitable for their pre-teenagers.Such films may contain some violence,infrequent coarse language,crude situations,suggestive material,some rude or unsophisticated behavior, discrimination/bullying, thematic elements,disturbing/startling images, mild horror, action and peril, emotional intensity, drug references, alcohol, tobacco, brief partial or somewhat complete nudity and/or implied or some sexual situations.PG-13: Parents Strongly Cautioned Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. Parents are urged to be cautious as the motion picture contains some material that parents might not like for their children under 13.Such films may contain moderate to strong violence, horror, action and peril, strong coarse language, some suggestive material and partial or somewhat complete nudity, strong rude or unsophisticated behavior, discrimination/bullying, alcohol, smoking, intense sexual situations, crude situations, thematic elements, emotional intensity, disturbing/startling images, and/or soft drug use or references.R-Restricted Under 17 requires accompanying parent or guardian. Such films may contain rough and/or persistent violence and suggestive material, hard language, strong horror, action and peril, strong crude sexual content, alcohol, tobacco, thematic elements, hard crude situations, emotional intensity, disturbing/startling images, hard rude or unsophisticated behavior, discrimination/bullying, sexually oriented nudity, and/or hard drug use.Admittance to these films is prohibited for anyone under the age of seventeen unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Children 17 and above are permitted to watch R rated movies alone.NC-17: No One 17 & Under Admitted This film is clearly adult and children are not admitted. Such films may contain brutality/pervasive extreme non-stop graphic violence, explicit sexual content, sexual assault, extreme horror, extreme emotional intensity, discrimination/bullying, crude situations, strong graphic non-stop language, disturbing/startling images, strong graphic drug use, alcohol, tobacco and/or aberrational behavior.Admittance to these films is prohibited for anyone under the age of eighteen. _________________________________So here's how I see it:G= AnyonePG= Anyone 10+ PG-13= Anyone 13+R= Anyone 17+NC-17: Anyone 18+And here's how language goes: G can say things like: heck, rats, dang, darn, and fart.PG can say things that are moderate like: a*s and sh*tPG-13 rated films can contain up to four "harsher sexually derived words". However, if a character in a film says a "harsher sexually derived word" (such as f*ck) five or more times, it is required that the film is given an R rating.R rated films can say f*ck as many times they want, but not in the term motherf*cker, because the expletive part of that cuss is always blocked out by a loud sound.NC-17 rated films can say anything they want whenever they want. _______________________________________________________ Your argument on "dead NC-17 movies" can easily be countered. They are not advertised on TV or sold at normal stores because they are either pornographic or way too violent for anyone 17 and under. Thus, they can only be sold at places like sex shops._________________________________________________________The MPAA is made up of parents and just normal people with jobs alike whose job is to watch films pre-release and determine the film's rating based on its content.___________________________________________________________And as for you being able to watch terminator, parents' views on what they think they're safe with their children watching vary. As a kid growing up, I was a big fan of superheroes and comic books. My parents let me watch Blade and the Punisher (1989), which are both rated R. So we are both examples of people with parents whose views varied from others'.________________________________________ Finally, would you like to have another debate on the ESRB (video game ratingsystem: Ec, E, E10+, T, M, and Ao)?