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Mary Poppins Film Classification Now Raised To Pg


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13 minutes ago, despritdan said:

This subversive film has been under investigation for the last 5 years.

 

US Professor Explains Why Mary Poppins Is Racist, And Here Are The Top Internet Responses | Bored Panda

 

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang should get an X certificate rating because the child catcher could impact the mental health of anybody under 20 years of age.

Watership Down should come with trigger warnings by today's standards. 

 

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39 minutes ago, iansheff said:

Sixty years after being released and classified as a 'U' Mary Poppins has now been classified as 'PG' due to discriminatory language.

 

From the article:

Classifiers picked up on the term used by the character Admiral Boom – first as a reference to people not onscreen, then as a reference to the film’s child stars when their faces are blackened with soot.

“We understand from our racism and discrimination research … that a key concern for … parents is the potential to expose children to discriminatory language or behaviour which they may find distressing or repeat without realising the potential offence,” a BBFC spokesperson told the Mail.

“Content with immediate and clear condemnation is more likely to receive a lower rating.” This only affects the cinema version.

I wonder what film will be next.

 

Mary Poppins’ UK age rating raised to PG due to discriminatory language (msn.com)

Worlds gone mad .

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Shame: one of my favourite parts of the film is when  Dick Van Dyke (dressed as a chimney sweep) turns to Mary Poppins in the roof top  scenes (as they are stepping up the stair shaped smoke staircase) and says " You can see your F***ing house from here". :suspect:

 

Should have been banned let alone re-classified :banana:

 

 

 

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