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NC-17
[ en-see-sev-uhn-teen ]
abbreviation for
- Trademark. no children 17 and under: a rating assigned to a movie by the MPA advising that persons under the age of 18 will not be admitted to a theater showing the film. Compare G 3( def ), PG 1, PG-13, R 3.
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yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of NC-171
An American designation established as a replacement for the rating designation X 3( def 8 ) in 1990
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The original version was rated NC-17, but American audiences â thanks to paranoid distributors â got the slightly shorter, R-rated cut.
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The spicy NC-17 cut of David Cronenbergâs âCrashâ will be virtually introduced by âYou Must Remember Thisâ podcaster and writer Karina Longworth.
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He considers the sex scenes in Passages, the first movie in years to get an NC-17 rating.
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Those scenes led the M.P.A. to give the film a surprise NC-17 rating.
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An NC-17 rating precludes anyone under 17 from being admitted, with or without a parent of guardian.
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