In the United States, TV-MA is used to rate TV programs. TV-MA is used to indicate that the program is designed to be viewed by adults may not be appropriate for children under 17 years of age.
check the classification. It means the movie has not been rated yet.
If you mean the movie "IT" About the scary clown, then rated R for sure. if you are talking about another movie i have no clue.
Ma means mature audiences, so it would be like an R rating, and PG 13 is not as bad as an R rating, so TV MA would be worse
It means that the movie has some language and violence.
it is pg 13 in usa so probably m or ma 15
check the classification. It means the movie has not been rated yet.
In the United States, TV-MA is used to rate TV programs. TV-MA is used to indicate that the program is designed to be viewed by adults may not be appropriate for children under 17 years of age.
If you mean the movie "IT" About the scary clown, then rated R for sure. if you are talking about another movie i have no clue.
Its a rating, Mature 18 yrs and over.
It means that it is appropriate for all audiences.
TV-MA.
Ma means mature audiences, so it would be like an R rating, and PG 13 is not as bad as an R rating, so TV MA would be worse
No not really. There are multiple sex scenes in the book so i doubt it. I heard they will be rating the movie either MA 15+ or R.
On the website IMDB, the Internet Movie Data Base, there is a critic rating of 6.4 out of 10 for the Japanese anime series Girls Bravo. If one means the tv rating, it is considered TV-MA, which means it's for mature audiences.
Restricted. Meaning you must be 18 or over.
You have to be fifteen or over to watch the movie.