PG rating

The film was given a PG rating for violence and language.

Maybe that should be his next challenge: a PG rating.

However, no change was made, and the film retained the PG rating.

If the violence is little more than minimal, it requires a PG rating.

To get their PG rating, seven curse words have been deleted.

The episodes would probably get a PG rating if released in theaters.

Ward, in an interview, has said that he does not want to push the show's PG rating.

A brief scene of nudity will require a PG rating.

It includes much more violence and profanity than its PG rating indicates.

This song and sequence prompted the ratings board to consider a PG rating for the film.

It includes enough cartoonish violence for a PG rating.

But with more of a PG rating.

Months later, the PG rating given in Australia was reviewed but retained.

This was the only theatrical Vacation film in the series to receive a PG rating.

It was the first Disney animated film to ever receive a PG rating.

This scene - shown in all test screening prints - was considered too graphic for a film intended to have a PG rating.

The filmmakers were later able to receive a PG rating when they added a veil of fire over the exploding head scene.

The PG rating on a children's animated feature is evidence that the creators are taking shortcuts.

And the action sequences and violence, while not overboard, earn the film its PG rating.

Had they been made into unedited films, many of the tales would have had to fight for a PG rating.

Retailers, he said, preferred to give prominent shelf space to movies with G and PG ratings.

By late 1978, the PG rating was reworded, with pre-teenagers being replaced with children.

The film did not do well financially, something Ashley chiefly attributed to the PG rating.

The game's PG rating was subsequently revoked.

Australia also applied a PG rating to the film and noted "mild violence and scary scenes".