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X-rated filmsX-rated films pushed barriers in cinema history. At one time, the term X-rated simply meant a film that was geared against children. However, as the film industry grew, the term became synonymous with pornography and was often used in reference to pornographic content. In 1990, the MPAA decided to not use the X rating for movies. Instead, they began using the NC-17 rating. The MPAA stopped using the X rating for movies since it was too linked with porn and never useful for non-pornographic films. In addition, the X rating was not a universally diagnosed rating, and is a advertising invention by pornographic film producers. The Australian Classification Board, which is a government agency, issues rankings for films and tv shows in Australia. The maximum rating is X18+, meaning the film shows specific non-simulated sex. However, these films are still illegal to buy, show, or view in a cinema for children under the age of 18. The pamphlet X-Rated explores the history of adult films from the 1970s to the 2010s.
07.04.2023