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The MPA limited the powers of "Eighth Grade" and "Boyhood" by giving them R ratings. That won't be the case for Eliza Hittman's upcoming abortion drama.
It wouldn't be a Christopher Nolan movie without a pre-release IMAX prologue drop.
It was eventually reduced to PG-13, but not without a fight.
NATO’s John Fithian punts questions about theatrical windows prompted by Netflix, welcomed by the MPAA as the industry’s sixth studio.
The revenue gap between entertainment inside and outside theaters has doubled, and more people now subscribe to streamers than to cable.
It proves that the disruptor is now Hollywood's biggest player.
It joins Disney, Paramount, Sony, Fox, Universal, and Warner Bros as the supporting members.
The British Board of Film Classification says the current climate led it to make serious changes to rating films with sexual violence.
Every Lars von Trier movie causes a ruckus. But this time, the MPAA might be out of its league.
The unrated director's cut of "The House That Jack Built" played in theaters November 28, but the MPAA says distributor IFC violated a rule to screen the film.
The MPAA released data on the nearly 30,000 films rated since 1968. Here are the most memorable occasions.
The MPAA giving Bo Burnham's new film an "R" was never in doubt, which is part of the problem.
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