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The British Board of Film Certification (BBFC)
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R18 (Restricted 18)
BBFC rating: "R18" means that the film is suitable for people who are 18 & over. If they are below 18 then the film/movie is unsuitable for their viewing. The content in an R18 films/movies contains an excessive amount of the following: overly provocative/sexual content, nudity, overly gruesome scenes & disturbing plots.
18
BBFC rating: "18" means that the film is suitable for people who are 18 & over. If they are below 18 then the film/movie is unsuitable for their viewing. It often contains some of the following: sexual content, gore or disturbing scenarios.
15
BBFC rating: "15" means that the film is suitable for people who are 15 & over. If they are below 15 then they are not permitted to watch the film/movie.
12
BBFC rating: "12" means that the film is suitable for people who are 12. If they are below 12 then they are not permitted to view the film.
The British Board of Film Certification (BBFC)
12A
BBFC rating: "12A" means that the film is suitable for people who are 12 & over. If they are below 12 then they require parental supervision or permission.
PG
BBFC rating: "PG" means that the film is suitable for most people but may be unsuitable for children in some area. As a result the "PG" stands for
parental guidance.
U
BBFC rating: "U" means that it is suitable for ages four & over. The "U" itself stands for universal as it's audience
is allowed to be most
ages at the cinema.
There is no explicit language in movies rated "U".