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    Hollywood Rating System

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    In order for us to stop the constant bombardment of uninspired adaptations, sequels, prequels, remakes, and reboots we need to create a new rating system, one which doesn’t stifle the creativity of talented filmmakers by slapping their films with arbitrary ratings. This new rating system would also abolish the supervisory role for movie theaters. The rule that kids must be accompanied by a “parent or adult guardian” to an R-rated film is based on the notion that a 14-year old can be “shielded” from

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    ESRB Rating System

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    ESRB Rating System One of the influential variables considered to contribute to an inconsistency in professional online video game reviews is the rating the video game receives on the ESRB scale. Funded by the video game industry, the video game industry trusts the ESRB rating system to make accurate reviews for video games in the United States. The ESRB system detects 30 content descriptors that include violence, nudity, vulgar language, and sexual references. The following are the categories

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    with excessive violence, parents had a different out-look of the rating. PG. The MPAA should consider adding two new ratings. A clearly defined rating would help parents trust the MPAA rating system. With the consistent inaccurate rating of movies by the MPAA, parents choose to not trust the MPAA anymore. The MPAA needs a clearly defined rating system. Adding a PG-13 and R-18 rating will help aid the rating system. Both new ratings will help differentiate vague content in films. For example, crude

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    The MPAA rating system, which was created and is regulated by the Motion Picture Association of America, was set in place to help determine how old you have to be in order to view different movies (MPAA Ratings). This system is supposed to help determine whether a movie is deemed appropriate for different age levels, but most of the age groups are quite broad and how a person views the level of appropriateness can be biased. The current rating system was created in 1968, which replaced the original

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    The MPAA likes to advertise that their rating system is entirely voluntary. Virtually, their system is only in place as an informative tool provided to assist parents to conveniently and easily decide what film will be suitable for their children. In reality, the system as previously discussed, influence the overall life span of a film. The is no realistic alternative other than going through the process of receiving a rating by the MPAA, editing the film to their liking or taking your chances with

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    established the Classification and Ratings Administration (CARA) in an effort to reduce the amount of objectionable material in film. Before 1968, the MPAA required that all films follow the guidelines of the Production Code. The Production Code stipulated what was and was not appropriate to appear in films. In 1966, the MPAA elected Jack Valenti president and he changed the code to a rating system based on the amount of objectionable content in a film. The rating system went through several amendments

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    English 122 12-1-11 The Current Rating System in the United States The current content rating system in use for film, the MPAA, is the only content rating system that is legally enforced in the United States. For this reason, the system has caused controversy. Many have claimed that the system is unbalanced, as the MPAA bases the level of appropriate content for all people in the United States off of the opinions of an unidentified council of people over the age of forty (Jenkins). The stance

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    order to do that, Continental was used the performance measurement system in its business operation. An effective performance measurement system must be visible and communicated to all participating members of the supply chain. Continental was using the machine as its performance measurement for its tyres. Continental is using the machine to check the uniformity of the tyre producing process, tyre’s

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    Association of America’s (MPAA’s) rating system for films is a form of censorship with underlying purposes. The rating system’s purposes as the film presents include profit, box office numbers, image, control and company interest. The film presents its thesis with facts, independent investigation and commentary by people within the film industry and those that the MPAA’s film rating system directly affects. The film makes a persuasive argument that the MPAA’s rating system is a form of censorship. The

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    Navy Rating System

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    NAVADMIN 283/16 – CHANGES IN NAVY RATING SYSTEM. NAVADMIN 283/16 directs the immediate restoration of Navy Rating Titles. The goals for modernizing the enlisted career development program – rating modernization – are to provide greater choices and flexibility for Sailors with respect to detailing and training, provide flexibility for the Navy in assigning trained personnel, and to increase professional alignment with civilian employees. Since the initial rating modernization announcement in

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