> > F"some people need to now for sure if there's any nudity, before they will buy a ticket"B
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> I'm not saying I disagree with you, but you can find this type of information for yourself with a little searching. For example, family.org has a section called "Plugged In" that reviews music, television, and movies. Most of the movies are reviewed by giving a summary and then breaking things down into categories. It's intended to be used, I think, for parents trying to see if they want to take their children to see something, but I myself find it quite useful.

Granted, the information may be out there, but it's not as accessible as the rating information that you see every time a movie trailer is flashed in your face. Also, I'm pretty sure some theaters use the actual ratings to determine who can buy a ticket.

Why have a rating system in place at all, if it provides little useful information and better information is available elsewhere?

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