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TRANSFORMERS rated G in Quebec

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 7:56 am
by s3n3ch
But big news but here in Québec (Canada) we have our own movie rating provided by the "Régie du cinéma".

The movie is rated "General" but not advised for youngchild..

http://www.rcq.qc.ca/RCQ212AfficherFich ... ntNoPage=0

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 8:27 am
by Skowl
Thanks for the heads up! Front paged and credited!

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 8:29 am
by Tusko
What's "M" in Australia? More or less severe than PG-13?

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 8:30 am
by Burn
Tusko wrote:What's "M" in Australia? More or less severe than PG-13?


Slightly more superior.

Just means if you're 15 & under you should ask your parents if it's okay to see it.

Re: TRANSFORMERS rated G in Quebec

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 8:59 am
by Nico
s3n3ch wrote:But big news but here in Québec (Canada) we have our own movie rating provided by the "Régie du cinéma".

The movie is rated "General" but not advised for youngchild..

http://www.rcq.qc.ca/RCQ212AfficherFich ... ntNoPage=0


WOOOHOO!! That mean my little borther will se it!
Merci pour la nouvelle!

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 9:35 am
by Roboto750
Interesting! Glad to hear it's open to more people there. I just wish I understood the Canadian rating system. It's not bad, but it just seems to differ from each of the ratings we've seen so far.

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 11:03 am
by 1337W422102
You misunderstand. Pretty much everything is rated G in Quebec! Well, G (But Not Recommended for Children).

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 11:17 am
by Sideshow Sideswipe
thank you Americas' hat!

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 11:47 am
by Skowl
Roboto750 wrote:Interesting! Glad to hear it's open to more people there. I just wish I understood the Canadian rating system. It's not bad, but it just seems to differ from each of the ratings we've seen so far.


I think is because Canada is more « relaxed » in regards to certain things. I believe the rating system in the US says that if the F-word is used in a film, it automatically jumps to at least PG-13 (or 14A or something like that).

Whereas in Canada, we can say « sh*t » on TV and it doesn't even get bleeped out!

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 12:07 pm
by Roboto750
Skowl wrote:
Roboto750 wrote:Interesting! Glad to hear it's open to more people there. I just wish I understood the Canadian rating system. It's not bad, but it just seems to differ from each of the ratings we've seen so far.


I think is because Canada is more « relaxed » in regards to certain things. I believe the rating system in the US says that if the F-word is used in a film, it automatically jumps to at least PG-13 (or 14A or something like that).

Whereas in Canada, we can say « sh*t » on TV and it doesn't even get bleeped out!


Interesting.

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 12:17 pm
by Mr.RobotoAutoMan
1337W422102 wrote:You misunderstand. Pretty much everything is rated G in Quebec! Well, G (But Not Recommended for Children).


G not recommended for children? here in the US movies that are rated G are mostly film for children. canada's got some really interesting way of rating movies.

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 12:54 pm
by s3n3ch
http://www.rcq.qc.ca/mult/process.asp?lng=en

Here is the explanation of how movies are rated in Québec.

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:01 pm
by Mr.RobotoAutoMan
s3n3ch wrote:http://www.rcq.qc.ca/mult/process.asp?lng=en

Here is the explanation of how movies are rated in Québec.


ahh now i get it. thx for the info

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:04 pm
by 1337W422102
Mr.RobotAutoMan wrote:
1337W422102 wrote:You misunderstand. Pretty much everything is rated G in Quebec! Well, G (But Not Recommended for Children).


G not recommended for children? here in the US movies that are rated G are mostly film for children. canada's got some really interesting way of rating movies.

What applies for Quebec doesn't necessarily apply for the rest of the country.

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:28 pm
by Nico
Skowl wrote:
Roboto750 wrote:Interesting! Glad to hear it's open to more people there. I just wish I understood the Canadian rating system. It's not bad, but it just seems to differ from each of the ratings we've seen so far.


I think is because Canada is more « relaxed » in regards to certain things. I believe the rating system in the US says that if the F-word is used in a film, it automatically jumps to at least PG-13 (or 14A or something like that).

Whereas in Canada, we can say « sh*t » on TV and it doesn't even get bleeped out!


Yeah, where kinda proud of our swear word...its weird i know! :D

I think this movie should be AT LEAST 13+

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:29 pm
by 1337W422102
Nico wrote:
Skowl wrote:
Roboto750 wrote:Interesting! Glad to hear it's open to more people there. I just wish I understood the Canadian rating system. It's not bad, but it just seems to differ from each of the ratings we've seen so far.


I think is because Canada is more « relaxed » in regards to certain things. I believe the rating system in the US says that if the F-word is used in a film, it automatically jumps to at least PG-13 (or 14A or something like that).

Whereas in Canada, we can say « sh*t » on TV and it doesn't even get bleeped out!


Yeah, where kinda proud of our swear word...its weird i know! :D

I think this movie should be AT LEAST 13+

Dude, the trailer for Nitro (which contains foul language of BOTH official languages) was attached to Spider-Man 3, which is rated G. Now THAT'S funny! :lol:

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:32 pm
by Nico
1337W422102 wrote:
Nico wrote:
Skowl wrote:
Roboto750 wrote:Interesting! Glad to hear it's open to more people there. I just wish I understood the Canadian rating system. It's not bad, but it just seems to differ from each of the ratings we've seen so far.


I think is because Canada is more « relaxed » in regards to certain things. I believe the rating system in the US says that if the F-word is used in a film, it automatically jumps to at least PG-13 (or 14A or something like that).

Whereas in Canada, we can say « sh*t » on TV and it doesn't even get bleeped out!


Yeah, where kinda proud of our swear word...its weird i know! :D

I think this movie should be AT LEAST 13+

Dude, the trailer for Nitro (which contains foul language of BOTH official languages) was attached to Spider-Man 3, which is rated G. Now THAT'S funny! :lol:


LOL! Weird...
What is the U.S rating of the Movie?

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:34 pm
by 1337W422102
Nico wrote:
1337W422102 wrote:
Nico wrote:
Skowl wrote:
Roboto750 wrote:Interesting! Glad to hear it's open to more people there. I just wish I understood the Canadian rating system. It's not bad, but it just seems to differ from each of the ratings we've seen so far.


I think is because Canada is more « relaxed » in regards to certain things. I believe the rating system in the US says that if the F-word is used in a film, it automatically jumps to at least PG-13 (or 14A or something like that).

Whereas in Canada, we can say « sh*t » on TV and it doesn't even get bleeped out!


Yeah, where kinda proud of our swear word...its weird i know! :D

I think this movie should be AT LEAST 13+

Dude, the trailer for Nitro (which contains foul language of BOTH official languages) was attached to Spider-Man 3, which is rated G. Now THAT'S funny! :lol:


LOL! Weird...
What is the U.S rating of the Movie?

Of Spider-Man 3? I think it's PG, maybe PG-13.

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:39 pm
by Nico
1337W422102 wrote:
Nico wrote:
1337W422102 wrote:
Nico wrote:
Skowl wrote:
Roboto750 wrote:Interesting! Glad to hear it's open to more people there. I just wish I understood the Canadian rating system. It's not bad, but it just seems to differ from each of the ratings we've seen so far.


I think is because Canada is more « relaxed » in regards to certain things. I believe the rating system in the US says that if the F-word is used in a film, it automatically jumps to at least PG-13 (or 14A or something like that).

Whereas in Canada, we can say « sh*t » on TV and it doesn't even get bleeped out!


Yeah, where kinda proud of our swear word...its weird i know! :D

I think this movie should be AT LEAST 13+

Dude, the trailer for Nitro (which contains foul language of BOTH official languages) was attached to Spider-Man 3, which is rated G. Now THAT'S funny! :lol:


LOL! Weird...
What is the U.S rating of the Movie?

Of Spider-Man 3? I think it's PG, maybe PG-13.


I just wanted know...Transformer rating is the same, right?

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:42 pm
by 1337W422102
Nico wrote:
1337W422102 wrote:
Nico wrote:
1337W422102 wrote:
Nico wrote:
Skowl wrote:
Roboto750 wrote:Interesting! Glad to hear it's open to more people there. I just wish I understood the Canadian rating system. It's not bad, but it just seems to differ from each of the ratings we've seen so far.


I think is because Canada is more « relaxed » in regards to certain things. I believe the rating system in the US says that if the F-word is used in a film, it automatically jumps to at least PG-13 (or 14A or something like that).

Whereas in Canada, we can say « sh*t » on TV and it doesn't even get bleeped out!


Yeah, where kinda proud of our swear word...its weird i know! :D

I think this movie should be AT LEAST 13+

Dude, the trailer for Nitro (which contains foul language of BOTH official languages) was attached to Spider-Man 3, which is rated G. Now THAT'S funny! :lol:


LOL! Weird...
What is the U.S rating of the Movie?

Of Spider-Man 3? I think it's PG, maybe PG-13.


I just wanted know...Transformer rating is the same, right?

Yeah, PG-13, I think.

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:44 pm
by NuclearConvoy
And films usually receive thelightest ratings in Quebec.

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 2:43 pm
by Bouncy X
yeah quebec are pretty linient (did i spell that right..lol) on movies....back when i was under 18, i'd often cross the bridge to see movies there because while they were R rated in ontario, in quebec they were the equivalent of AA, which meant anyone 16 or older could see them. so i'm not surprised this is lower rated too.

as for canada as a whole, as i mentioned i'm in ontario and i have to say over here we always have the same ratings as the americans. although a couple of years ago they banished our R rating and created something called 18A.....cuz you see before that in canada R meant you had to be 18 or older to get in, period....in the states R just means you need someone 18 or older with you, kids can still see R rated movies. we didnt have that but now this 18A rating is the equivalent of america's R.

i first noticed this with Freddy Vs Jason, i went to see it and saw this couple with a son who was no older than 5...i was a little shocked like "how the hell did they get in..are they in the wrong theater?" lol ...but i looked it up after and discovered our new rating system. now where the hell was that when i was under 18? so many good R movies i had to wait for video for during the 80s and early 90s...life isnt fair :P

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 5:54 pm
by Liege Evilmus
Kinda makes me wonder why the war mongering nation I live in is so sensative to violence on film!?!

PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 6:09 pm
by Bumbled
G!! Wow, that is a bit low.

G+8 or just G??

PostPosted: Sat Jun 23, 2007 7:40 am
by Ballistic90
I remember when living in Ontario the ratings for movies were still much more lenient than US ratings. I remember at one point I'd watched a movie rated 'PG13+" in the Canadian ratings system and it had full nudity in a few scenes.