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This blog is rated 15 for references to violence, sexual violence, and bragging from the author. The 2018 BBFC Annual Report act...

I’ve waited long and hard, but Christmas for Emma has arrived! The BBFC Annual Report for 2017 dropped today, and here are the ten m...

Unlike the MPAA rating ‘G’ which is almost becoming obsolete these days (even My Little Pony: The Movie got a PG in America) the BBFC does...

I gave an R class on Thursday, where I showed how you can sort a dataset by more than one criteria. Here, it's sorted by BBFC rating,...

I won a month's NowTV subscription from McDonald's Monopoly, which is super-handy as they have a bunch of shows and boxsets on ther...

I spotted this arrangement in my local charity shop a few weeks ago, and greatly applaud the craftsmanship to arrange the films by BBFC rat...

I’m slowly going through my review of 2016 releases, one blog post per week (backlog: un  et deux ). As I still have quite a lot of the 201...

I went on an R course recently just so I could produce this rather fabulous graph, of the certificates of films I've seen, and at which...

Below are five films, one of each BBFC certificate: U, PG, 12A, 15 and 18. All that the player has to do is match which one's which. ...

The much more sanitised, family-friendly younger sister list to  this  one.  My motivation for doing this list is because, naturally, d...

In case you thought I was done talking crap about the BBFC and Jonah Hill with my blog post on Saturday , you were quite mistaken, thank yo...

Remember when I complained about how due to the restricted choice of films screened at Cineworld cinemas, despite watching 42 films on the ...

You know the BBFC. The British Board of Film Classification. I never talk about them. Honest guvnor. Every year they release an A...