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Jeune Fierté XXX

In 1969, the New York Sunday News argued that fly-by-night filmmakers were using X scores to promote cheap sexploitation flickers. The X rating was meaningless for these films because it didn't differentiate between vulgar and great films. The National Association of Theatre Owners diagnosed this challenge and started isolating the X-rated from other films. However, the X rating was not trademarked by the MPAA, so pornographers wanted to capitalize on its recognition. Films with an X rating were not marketed in first rate theaters, and major media shops didn't promote them. Despite these issues, there were maverick filmmakers who embraced the X rating as a badge of honor. Russ Meyer and others took talents of its notoriety and persisted to free up films with an X rating. While X was never intended to replace X, the NC-17 rating was an acknowledgement that there is a middle ground between R-rated movies and X-rated porn. But while the X rating can be more widely used today, it would not have any real utility. It's more common to use "unrated" and "XXX every so often. The MPAA, which regulates movie scores, announced the four-tier rating system in 1968.
21.03.2023