Rated PG but Includes the F-Word.

Maybe they have.

Oh, why do I have to be Mr. Pink?

I think the rule is that you can say the F-word once in a movie, and still have it rated PG-13 (as long as you use the word in a non-sexual way). A recent example is Saved!

I think the first major movie to use the F-word was M*A*S*H. The first PG movie to use it was Mommie Dearest ("Don't *beep* with me, fellas!"). PG-13 didn't exist at the time. It was controversial at the time, but notice how the word is not used to imply sexual activity.

I think the ratings do change slightly over time, as do the intentions of the filmmakers and the tastes of the general audience. In the early days, movies like Planet of the Apes and The Andromeda Strain got released with G ratings, despite brief non-sexual nudity and violence.

Now, even kid's movies often try for a PG or PG-13 rating.

I think so... kinda.

Why do I say this? Top Gun was rated PG... and that has more swear words than you can shake a stick at! Plus... well, no visible nudity - but an extremely obvious sex scene.

I think now-a-days they've become a little more careful about it. BUT, you've also got society changing... teens dressing like they wanna be of age already - ya know? Other... can I say minor (?) swear words are completely commonplace.

So you still have movies rated PG with... I don't like saying... minor swear
words, implied sex (they wake up in the same bed the next morning), plugged in everywhere.

yeah i know i saw the movie it is a little stupid but it should be rated pg 13 befre the movies were rated like more for children but now the house of wax in mexico was rated R u cant go until 18 or more

hahah, you americans and your ratings;P



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Hot Shots was PG-13 in the States, but up here in Canada, it's PG.

Two other PG rated films that contain the F word are Caddyshack 2 and Big

Because.

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