The Ineffectiveness of the Film Ratings System

John Stoll is a 14-year-old boy from Sao Paulo, Upper Town who went into a cinema in the suburbs and wants to see Abel Ferrara's bad lieutenant. He has a parent note filled with a phone number that parents can contact to confirm that their credibility is surely being questioned. John pushed seven rumpled dollar bills and bank notes into the metal bomb shelter under the boxing window, but made a faint, selfless voice through a round silver speaker attached to the window. Permitted.

Film rating system has received criticism attracting a lot of attention. Film critic Roger Albert urged the NC - 17 rating to be evaluated separately for pornographic and non - pornographic adult movies. Albert believes that the system is over-emphasized and allows massive terrible violence. Other critics, including David Anson and many other filmmakers, repeatedly emphasized the imbalance between sex and violence. In addition, Albert believes that the purpose of the rating system is not to look at the general theme of the film, but to investigate the less important aspects of the film (such as the number of uses of Eurogy) (eg, When truth expressing the result of violence). He asked for the rating of A (adult only) to show that movies of violent or mature content should not be sold in their teens and should not be sold at the NC - 17 level. He also requested the cancellation of the NC - 17 evaluation and the recovery of the X evaluation.

In 2000, the American Association of Directors called the assessment of NC - 17 a "serious failure", so that the filmmaker did not accept the evaluation of NC - 17, but re - edited the movie to get the rating of R I began to do. They believe that this will "greatly increase the chances of being watched by a group that seems not to be capable of adult-oriented movies as well as impairing the vision of filmmakers." Dan Glickman is already aware of trying to find a way to introduce a new assessment or to reduce the prejudice of the NC - 17 evaluation. Film production companies have had the possibility of influencing their movie box office revenues and forced MPAA to withdraw from the evaluation of NC - 17