Unrated Films?
Sooner or later, films that are not released in movie theaters will need to be rated with either an G, PG, PG-13, R, or NC-17. This includes all independent films as well. In fact, I think that public film festivals would go more smoothly if their films were rated. I know that everyone has their own tastes, but I like to be entertained, not offended. I think the movie rating system would solve or narrow this down a bit. Therefore, I don't understand why it's not being done. I guess it is another one of those money factors.
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