Top 10 Movies That Had The Wrong Rating
Top 10 Movies That Had The Wrong Rating
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Rating movies is a vital part of deciding which audiences are suitable to watch them, but sometimes things don’t go as smoothly as planned and movies get the wrong rating. WatchMojo presents the Top 10 Movies That Were Given The Wrong Rating! But what will take the top spot on our list? Will it be Poltergeist, Jaws, or Once Upon a Time in the West? Watch to find out!
#10. “Coraline” (2009)
#9. “The King’s Speech” (2010)
#8. “Red Dawn” (1984)
#7. “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” (1996)
#6. “The Lovely Bones” (2009)
#5. “Sucker Punch” (2011)
#4. “Lost in Translation” (2003)
#3, #2, #1 ?
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Coraline and Sucker Punch are two of my favorite movies! I still don’t understand the hate that Sucker Punch received. It’s a masterpiece but you have to really understand the meaning behind it
#1 better be the Emoji movie.
Damn right Coraline should have been on this list.
I watched it when it was released in the theatres, i was only 9 and i had never watched any film remotely close to the horror or suspense genre, i was pretty naive and innocent back then.
To make things better it was the first time i was watching a film alone in the cinema because my grandfather didn’t feel like watching “children’s cartoon”.
Boi that did not work out well.
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was PG when released in 1984, it should have been rated R.
Beating heart being ripped out of a man’s chest, child slavery, intense and disgusting scenes filled the movie.
Tremors
Hahaha. Lost in translation was pegi6 (from 6 years upward) in Germany
Stand By Me was rated R. I fail to see the reason. I could easily see it as a PG-13 or maybe even a PG.
What about The Temple of Doom ??
Coraline is the best, sorry babies!
How The Hunchback of Notre Dame was nominated a Razzie for writing, I’ll never know.