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Christian moviemakers whine to congress because one of their movies got a PG rating. Congressmen talk of holding trials and express the fear that the ratings might be subjective (did they think it a science?).
MPAA:
“Any strong or mature discussion of any subject matter results in at least a PG rating,” Glickman said. “This movie had a mature discussion about pregnancy, for example. It also had other mature discussions that some parents might want to be aware of before taking their kids to see this movie.”
A PG rating means parental guidance is suggested because the MPAA believes some material may not be suitable for children. A G rating means the MPAA has found the movie acceptable for all audiences.
Glickman said the movie’s producers agreed with the rating and never appealed it.
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