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The Future of the MPAA Ratings System
One of the primary complaints I hear and read from critics of the current ratings system is that it prevents NC-17 (X-rated) movies from being shown in most theaters and decreases advertising venues for such films. It is for this reason that, when filmmakers claim they are being forced to edit/censor their movies, what they’re actually complaining about is that their movies will receive a higher rating in its original form and, thus, be less likely to rake in significant revenues. Continue reading →
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Tagged Censorship, Critical Analysis, Critical essay, film, film student, Film Theory, industry, movie, Movies, MPAA, Ratings System, Semantics, television, theater, TV
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