I can finally watch PG-13 movies

I've just checked my Indiana DVDs.

Raiders, Doom and Ark are all PG in Britain.
Basically everyone and anyone can watch, just with an over 18yo present to make sure the kid is ok if they're under 11 years old.

Skulls is the next rating up the scale for some reason: It's a 12. You have to be 12 or over to watch.

Yet weirdly, it's Temple Of Doom that's the only Indiana Jones film that contains swearing and is, I think, a lot heavier in content than the others.

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Is Donnie Darko rated R, Sexy?

Donnie Darko is rated R. I checked. It has language and drugs.

Even though I think you NEED language and drugs if your parents are that strict.

Yeah there was a big huff over a few films labeled PG here in the states that lead to the creation of the PG-13 rating. Temple of Doom was among them. So the third film of the trilogy was released PG-13

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I have seen October Sky before and thought it was cool.

Well, the fewer people that watch Kingdom of the Crystal Skull the better.

That's what I don't get with ratings... it's weird.

My kids were stopped from watching Jurassic Park a few months ago.

Their DVD of it is rated 12 and they're only 7 and 8 years old... so they were told they shouldn't be watching it.

So I swapped their copy for mine. My DVD has PG on the cover.

I recommend Moonlight Mile, Source Code and The Day After Tomorrow the most out of those.

Moonlight Mile is a drama about a guy (Jake Gyllenhaal) whose bride-to-be gets killed. He's staying with her parents, played by Dustin Hoffman and Susan Sarandon, and he ends up falling in love with another young lady. He feels guilty about this, but eventually they all come to accept the changes in their lives.

Source Code is a sci-fi movie about Jake Gyllenhaal on a train. Or so he thinks. He's actually in a simulation of a train terrorist attack that recently occurred. He's on a mission to discover who, during the train ride, bombed the train.

The Day After Tomorrow deals with Jake Gyllenhaal and some friends and his family all dealing with a nightmarish snow storm.

Rodent, have your kids seen Young Guns, yet?

Don't let your parents see a lot of Sexy Celebrity's posts. You will be banished from the site till your 21 for sure.

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I'll second Moonlight Mile. I liked it quite a bit.

Young Guns is an 18.

I meant the Edited-for-Television version.

I think all of The Lord of the Rings films should be PG, as well as:

Transformers
All Marvel Films
Pacific Rim
Star Trek Films
Enders Game
Harry Potter

I would draw the line at the Batman films, they deserve their 12-A ratings. I think the BBFC are overusing the 12-A rating most of the time though.

Some More PG-13 Movies I Recommend:

Titanic
The Dark Knight
The Dark Knight Rises
Spider-Man (2002)
The Hunger Games
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 3
Forrest Gump
Independence Day
The Sixth Sense
Inception
Gravity
Cast Away
Signs
Mrs. Doubtfire
Austin Powers movies
Dances with Wolves
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
The Help
Catch Me If You Can
As Good As It Gets
The Great Gatsby (2013)
Juno
Look Who's Talking
Live Free or Die Hard
Bringing Down The House
Get Smart
The Ring
The Nutty Professor (1996)
Dumb and Dumber
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
The Devil Wears Prada
Something's Gotta Give
Nutty Professor II: The Klumps
50 First Dates
Wayne's World
Seabiscuit
The Mask

Very strongly recommend this one.

I will try and get that one the next time I go to the library.

If you like horror, Surfer try these:

Tremors (A must watch)
The Others
Killer Clowns From Outer Space
White Noise
Insidious
Wait until Dark
The Mothman Prophecies
Red Eye

I don't recommend those movies.