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This Is How PG Movies Were Back Then
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- Did you know that PG movies were taken very seriously back in the day?
Here are a couple of clips from various movies that truly define the definition of a PG rating!
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PG now stands for Parents Gone.
Parental guidance actually.
Matthew the Music Fan 2020 r/Wooooooosh
@Matthew the Music Fan 2020 r/whooosh
@Conrad Kuntz r/whooosh
Conrad Kuntz r/Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh
Fun Fact: Raiders of the Lost Ark was originally R rated from the infamous Nazis opening the Ark
They had to add fire to the scene where Belloq’s head exploded so it would get a PG rating
Speaking of raiders cant forget good old Indy going "HAHaha.. Son of a bitch"
Temple of Doom was the reason for the PG-13 rating. Spielberg helped create the new rating in 1984 just so ToD wouldn't be slapped with an R rating.
@@gothnate It was actually partially why the PG-13 rating exists, outside of Gremlins and Poltergeist. Ironically also has Steven Spielberg involved
@Brendan Milburn They kept the pot smoking in! That's how much weight Steven Spielberg has had.
Remember in Madagascar When Alex was by himself in the island until Marty come along there was sign that said “Help” then the P collapses and then the sign said “Hell”?
Oh sugar honey iced tea
@@GrosvnerMcaffrey shit
Big deal
1960-2000 PG Movies:blood,gore and swear words
PG Movies Now: The Power Of Friendship!We Need To Live In Peace!
TV-PG shows: Swearing $exual references, some violence, suggestive dialogue
also new PG movies: *insert fart and burp jokes here*
@@cradica some tv pg, mostly live action
Hell even G rated movie mad blood and swear words look at the frist 2 original planet of the apes
@Edward Torres the ones of today
I remember seeing Gremlins on TV in the 2010's when I was 11-12 and me and my brother were so shocked by how gruesome those scenes were, and we questioned how in the world it was rated PG. Both of us eventually learned about how the PG rating used to mean something
In England they have actually changed gremlins age rating to a sixteen plus
I used to watch Gremlins and it’s sequel a lot when I was around 8 or 9 years old and although I found it scary to a degree, I never found it to be too gruesome or scary for that age. They show little to no blood unlike Jaws. Watching it again now that I’m older it still doesn’t feel too bad for a PG, still a hard PG but not beyond the limit imo. And the sequel being given a PG-13 doesn’t make sense to me.
Wizards and Watership Down... 2 of the bleakest animated movies I've ever seen
PG movies in the 1970s and in the 1980s (sometimes in the 1990s as well) would be considered hard or intense PG movies.
Klasky Csupo AUTTP Hey Klasky what’s up my man 😀👋
August 1, 1984 is when PG-13 was introduced.
No they wouldn't, jaws would be straight up R rated if it was made now
U good? Watership down, jaws, Beetlejuice, wizards, will all be rated R today
They were more reasonably PG and now PG doesn’t mean anything anymore.
That Watership Down would have scared the crap out of me as a kid. It's kinda scary even now, seeing this as an adult
Try fantastic planet
The reason they put this is because there wasn’t a pg-13 rating so these were classified as pg but not too inappropriate to make it rated r
Ever since Jurassic Park, PG-13 has basically meant "R lite." Many PG-13 movies have outright gore, gratuitous nudity, f-bombs, human blood, brutal killings, and people's faces coming off. When Hollywood wants to sell more tickets to an R-rated movie, they just edit some of those scenes down a little bit, and kids can walk right in. They take a scene where a guy is getting cut in half, and they just cut that shot in half and get their PG-13 rating and a few million extra in revenues.
@@maxabramson4781
What PG-13 movies have you been watching? Because ever since Jurassic Park and right round the 2000s, the PG-13 rating has been getting more and more strict. Blood and gore are absolutely non-existent (violence is still there but no blood and gore at all), it can't focused on painful suffering in regards to the violence, sex is minimal to none, language is only allowed two f bombs max, and so on and so forth. Seriously, compare the PG-13 version of Deadpool 2 to it's R rated version. The violence is completely bloodless; with head shots off screen completely, stabbings bloodless with no exit wounds, other shootings having no blood, bone breaking having less explicit crunchy sounds, several scenes of substantial killings just completely removed. Deadpool being ripped in half is off screen now (with substantially less explicit sound effects) and all the blood/gore of Deadpool's wound has been either cropped out or digitally removed. Deadpool's head being bashed graphically on a rock is removed, and so forth. Crude jokes are changed to be less inappropriate. F bombs are bleeped, removed, or dub with lesser swears. And so on and so forth and the PG-13 version of Deadpool 2 was pushing the rating to its limits.
Pg13 has been here since 1984 with the Indiana Jones and the temple of doom and Gremlins being the first ones.
@@Antbaze97 Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and Gremlins are rated PG. This led to outrage. It was later in 1984 when the first PG-13 movies came out.
Big had the f word and it was pg released in 1988 even though pg 13 came out in 1984
Back when this rating actually meant something! Nowadays it's just a extension to the G rating.
Yeah, like Hotel Transylvania, Inside Out, and Frozen. I wish PG movies would still be like Spaceballs, Beetlejuice, and Who framed Rodger Rabbit. But Jaws and Watership Down should be upgraded to PG-13.
PG movies should be dark and violent like Gremlins and Doctor Who. They should be crude and risqué like The Simpsons and Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
Back when it was okay to show Animals brutally killing each other?
@@Carlo_ReNews The animals killing each other in Watership Down should be a PG-13 because of the blood and how brutal it looks. But Gremlins can stay as PG because it’s not that violent.
@@wafflepenguin4440 Yeah I would even argue that it could get an R rating I mean just look at it even I get disturbed by those scenes
Shrek deserves its PG rating
Can't believe they missed out the fallatio scene from Ghostbusters.
Technically, that counted as innuendo since kids wouldn't get what that was
That's how PG movies were back in the old days.
Were they used to be hard PG movies?
@@MatthewTheMusicAndHotWheelsFan Not anymore, since the Super Bowl 2004 Innocent (as confirmed by What Happen to PG-13? video) cause a massive tone down and stricter to the MPAA system for G, PG and PG-13 ratings.
And I hate it.
No. Today they still using in: Shrek: Forever: h***, Rebooted Beauty and the Beast: D***ed! and Surf's Up: C***!.
@@phydicollscormain an example is with anaconda and the sequel released after the incident. Both PG13 but the first is more violent.
Fun fact: the movie
Red Dawn(1984)
was the 1st movie with a pg-13 rating.
Alongside Dreamscape and The Woman in Red. All three movies were released on the same day
There should be more videos like this made, but with modern PG movies, and how G rated movies used to be.
Also worth mentioning: Never Cry Wolf, Return to Oz, Sylvester, Breakin, Twice upon a time, Roxanne, Hanky Panky, Sheena, Orca, Thank God it's Friday, 9 to 5, Flash Gordon, It's Alive, the Baby just a few I can recall.
The Baby felt like a hard R.
The Prince of Egypt
Basically almost any PG movie from the 70s or 80s.
@@Seantendo LOL love that movie. Brandon Tenold introduced me to that movie
What was wrong with Flash Gordon?
1:02 This is a example of those films (Before July 1st, 1984) that were so violent that it scared some children back in the day
"Sorcerer" from 1977 should be in this video. Seriously, there were two f-bombs and multiple scenes of bloody violence. Plus, the movie is so intense it almost qualifies as a horror movie.
Nice to see someone else remembers Sorcerer
The PG, PG-13 and R ratings were horrible back in the 70's and 80's. Besides they didn't explain the reasons why they were rated, like for example: Nudity, Language, Violence, etc.
Yeah PG-13 was really bad in the 70's
PG-13 didn’t exist till the mid-80’s.
@@CITVPLUS think he knows that already? He mentioned the 80s as well
@@JohnSmith-qn3ob
Didn't exist in the 70s.
@@dj-um7el It was sarcasm, Einstein
The MPAA was new back then and as time went on you saw them create PG-13. Some movies were later upgraded to PG-13. E.T., Gremlins, Casper, Shrek and similar movies are PG movies any more generic and they'd be rated G. People forget about rated G.
There's G, PG, PG-13, R, NR, NC-17, M, X, XXX.
If you ask me people should rate movies on their own to help others seeing them. I would rate movies by age and content.
@Conrad Kuntz Yes there is they're adult viewing ratings.
M for Mature that a R or NC-17 can sometimes be upgraded to. Wild Things & Poison Ivy -never seen - and movies like this are argued as being M or X. X is X rated meaning the gore, graphic content or sexual content is too much even for NC-17 or M, which can be interchangeable. X is probably for things similar, like or worse than Cannibal Haulicaust. XXX is obviously for straight up porn. So yeah XXX is usually any porn related content but I'm sure it could include a very gory movie if the movie was even more graphic than what anyone can imagine. War documentaries could fall in this line but I'm sure they're hidden under ratings such as NR, NC-17, M or X. All these ratings run together in a sense. Movies that get one of these ratings tend to just hide their rating under NR for Not Rated or Unrated which then just confuses people who the content is for especially when many good content along with bad content is published under the rating.
@Conrad KuntzWhat's not anymore. I don't know what you watch but these ratings still exist. Again they may hide under NR Not Rated but the ratings do exist even if rarely ever used.
Stronger than NC-17 is regarded as just X for movies, but that's not really a functional rating. The MPAA would deem the film not suitable for theaters at all, that adult film theaters would be on their own. M is for video games, and MA is for television.
X is long defunct, XXX was an unofficial rating made up by the pornography industry, and as far as the United States goes there is no M rating for films. NR stands for Not Rated, so that’s not a rating. The only MPAA rating harder than R is NC-17, and it’s very rare - studios usually refuse to accept an NC-17 rating because it badly limits the marketing and distribution, so they either recut or appeal for an R.
I'm still wondering how the f bomb snuck its way into a PG film
Multiple films actually.
MegaTamaMan ye. Same story
Most PG films before the introduction of the PG-13 rating in 1984 can use the word "fuck" once as long as it does not reference sex.
Space balls and Beetlejuice had a "fuck", and were rated PG and released after PG-13 was created. I've heard that before the 2000s, you could say "fuck" 4-5 times in a PG-13 film.
But seriously? Why the heck would F-bombs be in PG movies?
1) I like how shrek was on here because they say bad words
2) they didn’t really care about the kids back then, and I like that for PG
3) tonite we’re having gremlin guts for dinner
4) I’m surprised jaws wasn’t rated R back then
All the President's Men is a PG film with multiple uses of the "F" word. It originally received an R, but was lowered on appeal due to its political context. I would also put in Streets of Fire. The fights get a bit bloodly and there a couple brief bits of topless nudity. That film also won an appeal for a PG as evidenced by some early posters using the original R rating.
Wow, so that's how "PG" movies were rated back then a day.
Parents Guardian over the kids.
If they did a remake of Gremlins today it would either be R rated or PG-13
Jon Ferguson pg 13
Exactly! That’s what I thought. You see Top gun: Maverick rated PG-13 after the first Top Gun was PG. same with the first “Ghostbusters” being PG and then “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” being PG-13. And reboots like Overboard, first one PG; the next one PG-13.
Why can't PG movies be like this anymore?
Because Karren from facebook is complaining rn.
"BeCaUsE EvErYtHiNg NeW iS BaD aNd EvErYtHiNg oLd Is BeTteR!"
The PG-13 rating changed the context.
@ImmaPlantMeaDumbassTree 47 Imagine thinking I care what you think…
@@nobody-tj1mv Imagine acting like a smart person then getting all heated up over someones comment
Funny how _Watership Down_ was rated U in the UK, another way of saying General Audience.
@Conrad Kuntz That's the same thing I'm wondering.
Really?
Watership down was rated Universal!? How...just how...
They should change it to a 12
@@wafflepenguin4440
They just recently changed it to PG, yeah?
For me NOTHING pushed the PG rating for lauguage like "The Song Remains The Same"! Where Led Zep manager Peter Grant chews out a concessioner & Road manager Richard Cole saying F*ck like 10 times & even called him a C*nt! In a PG film! Top THAT!😮
PG now stands for Paycheck Galore.
not for TV
It's like PG with a side of rated R.
movies should have rated PG-13
@Conrad Kuntz how old are you
Cool Hey I will be 17 in Dec 2nd
@Conrad Kuntz your 17 you can watch rated e movie
5:04 this is the same rating as frozen
Well obviously PG movies then used to not be afraid to show violence and take Risks kinda like how Cartoon Network used to be
You forgot about bad news bears & sixteen candles
And "Big", "The Princess Bride".
What About Home Alone Marley & me And The Sandlot
@@Zacky336GiantMario909 yeah
Gremlins is probably my all time favorite childhood movie. But damn poltergeist crazy for pg😅
the fact that speed racer said "get that weak shit off my track" and the movie was still pg amazes me.
Try Top Gun
Imo the saddest consequence of the creation of PG-13 and PG becoming the new G is that you wouldn't get all these "bait and switch" films like Wizards or Gremlins which had pretty childish, whimsical fantasy settings but progressively dialed up the adult themes or turned grim and scary. Nowadays it's a lot less subtle since these tend to be R-rated from the start.
I know know and that’s so fucking stupid. A lot of shit that you could get away with back then that you all of a sudden can no longer get away with now. PG-13 was needed, but it has also brought a major downside.
@@Warrior2044 It’s like how Jurassic Park is PG-13, but it should be PG.
@@Warrior2044 Those times when you get away with everything are meaning of corruption between movie majors and censors of those years.
Any movie released before July 1, 1984 would certainly qualify!
Could’ve included shrek 2, there were some moments that pushed the PG rating
Sinbad:Legend of the Seven Seas could’ve been included, too.
Back when PG was for chads now there for baby’s good PG movies are very rare now
Puss in boots 2 proves that PG movies can still be very mature
Here are some more films:
- Airplane!
- Sixteen Candles
- Antz
And your name but it came out in 2016
There were uncensored boobs in the Airplane! movies too
9:08
Coraline
CZcams notifications have been screwing me up lately. Also, I forgot that I made this comment.
How in the hell were most of these PG? different times when they weren't pussified
WRONG. The reason is because the parents who rated these movies didn't have a clear comprehension of what constitutes G-level or PG-level or PG13-level at the time (most of these movies were in the 80s and earlier). It wasn't until the 90s until they got a clearer idea of what content belongs at what level.
TycoNewRC Wrong. PG-13 wasn’t a rating that existed at the time.
@@zaksolo8927 not until 1984. I believe Spielberg suggested it.
The only movie where I was really surprised about the rating was Beetlejuice and when my dad saw it in theaters he was shocked to hear the f-bomb and see the brothel. I think for other movies like Back to the Future it was because the comedy was appropriate or ET for its sentimentality.
Brendan Milburn not to mention Sixteen Candles
I feel like 90s to 2000s was the sweet spot generally where yes things were a bit risque but not mentally scarring.
Back when the PG rating was okay for adults to watch.
Still Is but now they are too light-hearted.
If Mr. Spielberg didn’t suggest the PG-13 rating, we would have Red Dawn a PG rating today.
@@Ivan-bw6iw I don’t think it could go that way, it could be rated PG today due to moderate content that’s not suitable for some audiences if PG-13 wasn’t suggested by Steven Spielberg.
If Spielberg didn’t suggest PG-13 then someone else would of.
@@wafflepenguin4440 Close one. But no one would suggest it.
@@AGR01 Why would no one suggest it?
@@wafflepenguin4440 Because the PG rating aren’t ment to be tamed.
PG movies then: 😎
"I have tons of violence and foul language and get away with a PG rating."
PG movies now: 🤓
"Da pawar of fwendship."
The MPAA rating system is not consistent of what should and what shouldn’t be in a PG movie. PG movies are like rated G movies nowadays such as Hotel Transylvania, Inside Out, and Frozen. I wish PG movies are still how they were back in the days except Watership Down, Jaws, and Poltergeist; those should be PG-13.
You got to realise that some of these movies came out around a time when pg-13 wasn't a thing and also some of these are animated so people were like yup that's pg.
The ratings board is very soft on animation. I mean, Princess Mononoke is PG-13 and substantial blood and gore, which would earn it an R if it was live action.
back in the days pg movies were actually rated pg13 or rated r
Water ship down is so weired nothing like watching bunny rabbits merciely kill each other in violent blooded scenes
Man, the West sure has become more weak, censorious, and wussified.
I have lived in the United States for most of my life and I was born in 2001. According to my mother, the very first movie she and my father took me to see in a theater of any kind was the original Shrek and that was a PG rated movie! I was about 3-4 months old at the time that movie first came out. And I can gladly say that Shrek is a movie that truly deserves that rating. I honestly do not get why Frozen got the PG rating. It's very very tame even for PG standards! Heck! I and most of my siblings were raised on DVDs and VHSs of 'kids movies' and many of them (like The Lion King, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Matilda, and Beetlejuice) had way more tense content than most 'kids movies' nowadays and they mostly were rated G and PG!
It's no wonder why South Korea and Japan are currently kicking our butts when it comes to entertainment! I have had more fun and entertainment watching modern anime, Tokusatsu, and K-dramas than any modern American television show!
It seems that the only things the West (mostly) knows how to make are awful adaptations/reboots/remakes/sequels/prequels that weaponize people's nostalgia for their own benefit, melodramatic Lifetime movies, sappy Hallmark movies, terrible teen shows, dreadful reality TV, overly childish cartoons, and soulless propaganda from both sides. And the less said about the dreaded specter that's plaguing the West known as 'cancel culture" the better.
Yeah! PG movies did have a lot of swearing & violent intense moments from 1960s-2001. I'd say from 2002-2007 was the Transitioning Period of PG movies starting to become what they are today. PG movies are now what they are today since 2008...
Actually, I thought Matilda was quite mild for PG.
“The Lion King, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Matilda had way more tense content than kids movies nowadays”
Here’s a suggestion, watch these modern kids movies:
The Incredibles
Spider-Man Into The Spiderverse
Tron Legacy
Star Wars Sequels since 2015
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and The Next Level
Jurassic World
Ah yes back when PG movies actually had balls you were allowed one f-bombyou could show people's hearts getting ripped out faces being melted from opening the ark of the covenant and all the stuff that was in the Gremlins movie and a movie wasn't rated PG for thematic elements 😑
The new Jurassic World movies should be PG but those idiots at the MPAA didn’t give it that.
THERES SWEARING IN SHRECK!?!?!?!?!?!?
Yes but no. "Ass" is referring to the donkey, but clearly was a wordplay to sneak a dirty word in
@@coldguto yup
The guy's name is Lord Farquad, and Mike Myers's pronunciation is definitely soft on the R
There’s a song that plays in one of the fight scenes that has the word damn in it. Donkey says crap near the finale. There isn’t any valid swearing apart from that. In the Shrek in the Swamp karaoke dance party, Donkey says kiss-ass but it doesn’t count as part of the film because it’s an extra. When Shrek says “I have to save my ass” he’s referring to Donkey because it’s another word for a donkey, same with when Shrek calls him a bungling jackass.
Your missing the scene with a naked Jane Fonda in Barbarella floating in zero gravity and overexerting a sex machine.
Tanya Roberts in Sheena.
Other PG Movies made back when PG meant something:
The Transformers: The Movie (1986)
Flash Gordon (1980)
The Black Cauldron (1985)
Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1971)
Return to Oz (1985)
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) (The movie that practically invented the PG-13 rating)
All of the James Bond movies from Dr. No to The Living Daylights (1962-1987)
Soldier Blue had a PG version. Heavily cut, but still had some pretty rough violence, a sexual assault and full female nudity.
Watership down would be PG-13 today
wow Watership down... is that supposed to be rabies?
No
Mr. three horns smarter what in the world are you talking to
PG back then; PG-13/ borderline R.
PG now; G.
TV-PG is still like old PG
I think some of the examples in the video make sense as PG and don’t need a higher rating imo, which in particular are:
E.T
Casper
Shrek
Beetlejuice
Gremlins (yes really)
I like how your profile picture and name is madame gasket from Robots
Jaws Should Have Been R Rated In A First Place Back In 1975
It’s just a shark eating people.
@@Warrior2044 “It’s just a shark eating people” Well, If you’re going by that logic then Alien and it’s sequels should of been PG because it’s just aliens killing people and also the other way round, rather than person kills person.
@@wafflepenguin4440 Well, one, Spielberg used techniques where you don’t see everything. Like a man gets pulled underwater and all you see is a leg sinking down. The rest can be your imagination. And a shark eating Quint halfway. You can’t really see the shark bite down on his chest although you do see the shark’s nose. Then blood shoots out. Piranha 3D is much worse. Richard Hefner saw how violent Jaws was but be doubted that it was likely to be imitated, so he gave it a PG. An it’s part of nature for a shark to eat a human except Jaws doesn’t really show that much.
@@Warrior2044 I can see what you mean, but there’s still too much blood in Jaws, so it’s closer to R than PG.
@@wafflepenguin4440 Thanks to Steven Spielberg, that issue is solved. He’s largely responsible for the PG-13 rating after Temple of Doom and Gremlins.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail has some scenes that could fit this video, like the Black Knight getting dismembered 4 times, the killer rabbit decapitating someone (these scenes might have gotten an R rating if it wasn't played for comedy), use of the s-word and direct mention of sex
Back in those days there were was no PG-13, so imo Jaws Poltergeist and Watership Down should of been rated R.
All of these are fine as PG except for Jaws Poltergeist and Watership Down, those should be PG-13.
I don't even know what's going on in wizards (1977)
Acid trip disco propaganda psychosis
Basically a PG rated Fritz the Cat scene
E.T isn't that horrible.
I wonder what made the MPAA ratings so strict. I wish they weren’t as strict as they are now.
You forgot Little Monsters (1989.)
Jaws would have been rated PG-13 or r if it came out today
PG-13 in my opinion.
Top Gun was PG too.
What I found especially surprising was that the original Star Trek was G rated!
Try Planet of the Apes.
To quote R-Truth: *"I don't even know if that's PG!"* 😳
Don't forget the scene in Willy Wonka in the tunnel scene where it shows a chickens head getting cut off
This should include sixteen candles from 1984 as well because it said "they fuckin forgot my birthday" and it showed a full naked female in the shower
This should also contain temple of doom for the graphic dinner scene and the burning heart scene
movies should have PG-13
I Remember That PG Was Scariest, Tragic, Dark, Intense, Unsafe, Cold, Negative, Strange, Weird, Mature, Adult Filth-Like Thing, Making Saw "That's It I'm Done Watching This, Im Done" That Sort Of Feeling When I Was 2 Years Old. In A bad Way Not In A Safe Good Perfect Happy Like The beginning Age Disney
And Now PG Is Ruined Stupid, Mild, Dumb Crazy, Blunt, Always Comedic And Depressingly Slow No Cool Epic Action NO Fun Just Boring
And Now In Days Rated PG Acts Like Rated G
Why?
And That Back in The Beginning Age(Mesozoic-1990s) Days And Few In The Submonth-Favorite Past It Was Cool, Perfect, Badass Awesome, Exciting, Epic, And Good Like Mulan, Tarzan, Fantasia 2000, The Real 3, Various Positive In The Mysterious Adventure(1999-2000)-The Favorite Past(2003-2006)
Non Fictional Rated G Perfect In 1920s-1990s But Ruinly Now 2000s It Died And Was Replaced By PG
I Know And Believe That PG Was Like The Old Days In 1900s-1990s Tragic, And Strange And You Know What
Fun fact: water ship down is a British film, and was dated u over there. U means all ages. Seriously.
In Poltergeist, they also show the middle finger
Also, in Back To The Future, don't they say the "S" word again?
Also, in Shrek 2, Donkey, when looking into the fish bowl, says "ass'.
I swear ppl just forgot G is a rating level under PG and is literally the one ment for babies
None of these are even all that shocking, except maybe Watership Down, Jaws, and Poltergeist. Better examples of an extreme PG are "The Outlaw Josey Whales," "Taste the Blood of Dracula," and "Hair."
Taste the Blood of Dracula is currently rated R though
have you seen films like Klaus, the Willoughbys, 2022 Pinocchio, & epsically the puss in boots: the last wish movie. they have reasons for the pg rating. puss has some scenes that are quite intense like with death, & there a lot of kill counts in this movie. & they do say some swear words. total pg rating!
There’s also a lot of kill counts in Tron Legacy from 2010.
Total PG Rating!
With PG movies that seem identical to G-rated movies and the G-rated movies being treated as baby movies for whatever reason, it makes me wish that they could go back to rating movies how they used to be before 1984.
2:16 1977's wizard ask's the question what if Quentin Tarantino directed Lord of the rings now starring Samuel l Jackson as gandalf John Travolta as frodo and Uma Thurman as arwen
At least the PG-13 rating has been invented since Gremlins and Temple of Doom came out.
Someone already mentioned Monty Python And The Holy Grail, I'd also add Shock Treatment, the sequel (I don't care what anyone else calls it) to The Rocky Horror Picture Show. While it's not centered on sex like that movie, there's still plenty of sexual stuff including onscreen incest. Also drugs, the f slur, really dark satire etc. But really great songs.
If I could just go back to 1975 to go to the cinemas to see what happened in Jaws and see kids getting uncomfortable
It's so weird to me that Jaws was PG
it's wired that PG for movies means kid friendly but PG for shows isn't always kid friendly
@@cradica ah!
@@cradicaI think there’s certain adult cartoons that are relatively kid friendly even though they’re for adults, like The Simpsons and Futurama.
@@wafflepenguin4440 even as a teenager my mom didn't let me watch Futurama
@@cradica I think your mum was being over protective, had she actually watched Futurama? That show feels like a hard PG and okay for ages 10 and up imo.
If people still make pg rated movies like these, Then people will stop calling pg a Childish Age rating
If the Jurassic World Series was PG, then people might stop calling it a childish rating. Jurassic World should be PG imo and same with the older Jurassic Park movies.
Actually Beetlejuice is one of the few that was Rated PG that should of been PG-13.
many TV-PG shows should be TV-14
@@cradica Can you give examples of what shows they are?
@@wafflepenguin4440 honestly it's been over a year since I posted this comment I can't even remember anymore
I think Home Alone 1 and 2 would have gotten PG-13 today just because of Angels With Filthy Souls and Angels With Even More Filthy Souls alone. If those movies came out today, I think they would have to cut those scenes out to keep the more family friendly PG Rating. I think the MPAA would find those scenes too violent for today's PG standards.
Ridiculous! Those scenes are funny and they are cool. Merry Christmas, you filthy animal!
Same with Back to the Future for the large number of swear words, the use of marijuana, and the scene where Biff tries to rape Lorraine.
You missed Pinocchio and a good majority of 2D animated Disney movie
Pinocchio is rated G, and I'm pretty a majority of 2D-animated Disney movies are G as well.
Sheena had full frontal Tanya Roberts. Loved that scene when it popped up on HBO or Showtime in the early 90s.
I get that there wasn’t a pg-13 rating in 1977 but GOOD LORD how did Wizards get rated pg?! That stuff gives r rated films a run for their money
To Kill A Mockingbird is so good. My movie Gregory Peck is in is The Omen but that dude is legendary
There was a PG movie that said the N-word like six times
Jaws rated pg and it has a guys arm and blood in it.
And, *Jaws 3* has even worse blood/gore than the original film. One scene is very hard (for me) to look at.
If I was a parent I’d let my kids watch Gremlins but not Jaws.
If I have a children I wouldn't let them watch gremlins until they 13 years old
@@jesusmejia79 Kids should be allowed to watch Gremlins if they are at least 8 years old. I watched it when I was 8 and loved it. Gremlins did not traumatise me at that age although it was still scary to a degree. Gremlins is obviously a family movie so not letting kids watch it would be pretty dumb. But Jaws is so not for kids and way too violent and gory for children.
The scene where all the nazis die in Raiders is hilarious tbh.
Yeah, same with the Joker’s pencil trick in the Dark Knight.
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Actually it’s worst today than that with cursing and nudity and more
3:18 What music?
cut it - silent partner
Top Gun should have been included in this video.
Exactly!
You Also Forgot Uncle Buck And The Bad News Bears Bro