Tuesday, January 11, 2022

Lego Regulation

 Task 3: Go to the BBFC site and research age ratings. Why was The Lego Movie (2014) given a U rating? You need to click on the Ratings info

In addition to the short 'insight' description the BBFC provides for use on posters and advertising (in this case 'Contains mild fantasy violence and very mild language'),

 This is an extract from the BBFC insight on the content of the Lego Movie: No one is seen getting hurt and the fact that all the fighting involves animated toy figures means that the fantasy nature of the violence is very clear. The Lego figures kick and punch at each other, while leaping around in fantastical style.

This film was therefore awarded a U certificate - meaning Universal. This means the BBFC feels it is appropriate for any age group.

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