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Number of images to upload from [https://company-bumpers.fandom.com/wiki/MPA_Rating_IDs Fandom wiki]: '''1586''' |
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These certificate numbers do not have a leading zero. |
These certificate numbers do not have a leading zero. |
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* An "R" suffix denotes a certificate for a pre-Hays Code film re-released for compliance. |
* An "R" suffix denotes a certificate for a pre-Hays Code film re-released for compliance. |
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=== East Coast office === |
=== East Coast office === |
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These certificate numbers have a leading zero. |
These certificate numbers have a leading zero. |
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This bumper is nicknamed as such because the PSA by the MPAA which introduces the organization's then-brand new film rating system begins with the sentence "GMRX? What's GMRX?" (named after the original four ratings of G, M, R, and X). |
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These bumpers always have yellow text and symbols on a blue background. |
These bumpers always have yellow text and symbols on a blue background. |
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=== United Artists color scheme variant === |
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=== United Artists color scheme variant (trailers only) === |
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==== Blue background, white text ==== |
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==== Green background, white text ==== |
==== Green background, white text ==== |
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==== Red background, white text ==== |
==== Red background, white text ==== |
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==== Black background, white text ==== |
==== Black background, white text ==== |
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==== Black background, yellow text ==== |
==== Black background, yellow text ==== |
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==== Black background, red text ==== |
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== GMRX II (1970-1971, trailers only) == |
== GMRX II (1970-1971, trailers only) == |
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Even though the ratings at the time were G, GP, R, and X, this bumper is nicknamed as such because the layout is virtually the same as the ones shown on the GMRX trailer bumpers, only with an updated rating symbol and description and the MPAA logo being displayed showing only the globe. |
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=== Standard |
=== Standard variant === |
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These bumpers always have white text and symbols on a black background. |
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=== United Artists color scheme variant === |
=== United Artists color scheme variant === |
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Only used on ''Love Story'' (1970) and trailers for most United Artists films released during that time. |
Black background, white text, and blue rating symbol. Only used on ''Love Story'' (1970) and trailers for most United Artists films released during that time. |
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=== Other color variants === |
=== Other color variants === |
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== White Stripe (January 25, 1970-March 2, 1984) == |
== White Stripe (January 25, 1970-March 2, 1984) == |
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Subsequent uses of this bumper were on March 6, 1987; December 6, 1991; March 22, 2002; and September 7, 2012. |
Subsequent uses of this bumper were on March 6, 1987; December 6, 1991; March 22, 2002; and September 7, 2012. |
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=== Standard variant === |
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These bumpers have the text and the rating symbol aligned to the right. |
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=== Trailer variants === |
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Usually, these bumpers have the text and the rating symbol aligned to the center and a caption on the top of the screen indicating that this trailer was approved by the MPAA for all audiences. |
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=== Standard variants === |
=== Standard variants === |
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=== Studio-specific variants === |
=== Studio-specific variants === |
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== Check the Box (with 2009 MPAA logo) (January 29, 2013- ) == |
== Check the Box (with 2009 MPAA logo) (January 29, 2013- ) == |
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=== January 29, 2013–present (20th Century Fox (until 2020) and Warner Bros. version) === |
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== Check the Box (with 2019 MPA logo) (2019- ) == |
== Check the Box (with 2019 MPA logo) (2019- ) == |
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Latest revision as of 15:36, 26 January 2022
Notes
Who can edit this
Number of images to upload from Fandom wiki: 1586
Here we go. Let's omit this section on the actual page.
Production Code Seal of Approval (July 15, 1934-1935)
West Coast office
These certificate numbers do not have a leading zero.
- An "R" suffix denotes a certificate for a pre-Hays Code film re-released for compliance.
TBA
East Coast office
These certificate numbers have a leading zero.
TBA
GMRX (November 1, 1968-May 5, 1975)
This bumper is nicknamed as such because the PSA by the MPAA which introduces the organization's then-brand new film rating system begins with the sentence "GMRX? What's GMRX?" (named after the original four ratings of G, M, R, and X).
Standard variant
These bumpers always have yellow text and symbols on a blue background.
TBA
United Artists color scheme variant (trailers only)
Black background, white text, and blue rating symbol. Only used on trailers for most United Artists films released during that time.
TBA
Other color variants (trailers only)
Blue background, white text
TBA
Green background, white text
TBA
Red background, white text
TBA
Black background, white text
TBA
Black background, yellow text
TBA
Black background, red text
TBA
GMRX II (1970-1971, trailers only)
Even though the ratings at the time were G, GP, R, and X, this bumper is nicknamed as such because the layout is virtually the same as the ones shown on the GMRX trailer bumpers, only with an updated rating symbol and description and the MPAA logo being displayed showing only the globe.
Standard variant
These bumpers always have white text and symbols on a black background.
TBA
United Artists color scheme variant
Black background, white text, and blue rating symbol. Only used on Love Story (1970) and trailers for most United Artists films released during that time.
TBA
Other color variants
TBA
White Stripe (January 25, 1970-March 2, 1984)
Subsequent uses of this bumper were on March 6, 1987; December 6, 1991; March 22, 2002; and September 7, 2012.
TBA
Standard variant
These bumpers have the text and the rating symbol aligned to the right.
TBA
Trailer variants
Usually, these bumpers have the text and the rating symbol aligned to the center and a caption on the top of the screen indicating that this trailer was approved by the MPAA for all audiences.
TBA
Modern Rating Box (1977- (until 2017 for theaters))
Standard variants
1977-January 17, 1986
TBA
October 7, 1983- (in theaters on rare occasions)
TBA
2001-
TBA
Studio-specific variants
TBA
Check the Box (with 2009 MPAA logo) (January 29, 2013- )
January 29, 2013- (20th Century Fox (until 2020) and Warner Bros. version)
TBA
August 6, 2013- (Universal and Paramount version)
TBA
August 13, 2013- (Sony Pictures and other studios version)
TBA
Check the Box (with 2019 MPA logo) (2019- )
TBA
