2. Why is 12 rating a
12?
• The 12 rating is just a
certificate of only
watching videos,
DVDs and Blu-rays.
This means children
which are 12 and over
can only watch the
films.
3. 12A
• This means children 12
and over can go an
unaccompanied but
children younger than
12 must have a adult
supervising them that’s
why its called 12A. A
stands for advisory or
accompained.
4. What's the difference between 12 and
12A?
• The difference between 12 and 12A is that 12 is
more of videos, DVD’s and blu-rays which is not
rarely shown in cinema.
• 12A is movies that are shown in cinema but the
child must be accompanied by an adult (18 and
over).
• Not much strong languages are used in both
ratings as well as very brief sex scenes are shown.
strong Language is rarely used and violence is
kept to a limit as well as horror.
5. 15
• The rating 15 means no one
under the age o 15 is allowed
to watch or rent out a movie
in the rating of 15. There are
no limits in the 15 rating like
the 12 or 12A. The 15 is way
stronger than 12/12A it
contains sex scenes, strong
language, violence, strong
verbal sex references, drug
taking, dangerous behaviors
and many others.
6. 18
• Films rated 18 are for adults.
No-one under 18 is allowed to
see an 18 film at the cinema or
buy or rent any 18 rated DVDs.
• 18 rated films contain very
strong violence, strong
language, strong portrayals of
sexual activity, scenes of sexual
violence, strong horror, strong
blood and gore, real sex,
discriminatory language and
behavior.
