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It was a designation for erotic filmsHistorically, films rated X were meant to be adult-orientated, but later it was used for a broader audience. The X rating was first utilized in 1951 and was created by British film manufacturers. The X symbol in the rating was a symbolic choice, possibly because it denotes a cross. In addition, the MPAA did not give protection to X-rated films under copyright laws, so the filmmakers were able to add much more Xs to their films. This censorship apply led to a couple films incomes X scores, including Jon Voigt's "Midnight Cowboy" (X) and the erotic film 'If I Were a Movie' (1981). In the 1970s, adult films began showing in theaters, and the "XXX" designation became a advertising and marketing tool. While the MPAA was still not regulating the genre, it didn't review these films. As adult films became more popular, the MPAA opened the X rating to mainstream filmmakers. Some of them even chose to use a couple of X rating to make the appearance of more image sexual content material. Eventually, the X rating became synonymous with pornography. Originally, the "X" rating was utilized by the MPAA to designate films with an excessive sexual content.
10.03.2023