Okay, this was really only rated 12 in Germany and 13 in Spain? Aren't both of those only equal to a "PG" rating in America?
Why? Why would the ratings board let a violence and profanity-laden movie, obviously not a kiddie cartoon, slide with a "PG" rating?
And also, is it true that Cary Elwes voiced Francis in the English dub? Wow. That's amazing.
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Okay, this was really only rated 12 in Germany and 13 in Spain? Aren't both of those only equal to a "PG" rating in America?I'm not sure but I don't think the mpaa ever gave it a rating. Anyways, I'm assuming a 12 in Germany and a 13 in Spain are the equivalent of a PG-13. Then again the mpaa is pretty strict about things so they'd probably give it an R due to violence/gore, language, & cat sex. They're also terrible at rating animated films. They gave the Cowboy Bebop movie an R and it really wasn't all that inappropriate for anyone over 13.
And also, is it true that Cary Elwes voiced Francis in the English dub? Wow. That's amazing.As for that question all I can say is that it certainly sounds like him. share
I dunno about any american rating, but it would be lower rated in the european and asian countries. They have different views on what's ok for youth.
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I remember that here in Germany it aired once in the afternoon and there were lots of complains about that, because parents thought its just a harmless cartoon and were quite shocked about the violence (the gutted cat for example) etc.
After that it was only shown around 10pm. The same happened with Watership Down.