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I honestly came across this by mistake last Sunday Channel 4. It is an interesting reveal of the cinema industry A number of super 8 releases are mentioned and shown. Part 2 is this weekend I warn you Joan Collins is featured this time.
How times have changed. Some of the dramas and comedies etc. on t v today are far more explicit. I can remember when the film censors certificate X was introduced, banning anyone under the age of 18. Very hard for cinema managers to enforce, even harder today for the 18 cert. as young teenagers look a lot older than they used to. One of my granddaughters is 12 but could easily pass as 18.
How times have changed. Some of the dramas and comedies etc. on t v today are far more explicit. I can remember when the film censors certificate X was introduced, banning anyone under the age of 18. Very hard for cinema managers to enforce, even harder today for the 18 cert. as young teenagers look a lot older than they used to. One of my granddaughters is 12 but could easily pass as 18.
In my youth "X" meant you had to be 16 or over and it was later changed to 18 when they moved from "U", "A", and "X" by adding the "AA" certificate.
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