BBFC MOVIE AGE RATING’S:

The age ratings in order go U, PG, 12A, 12, 15, 18. U is suitable for all views. PG is suitable for all with parental guidance. 12A is suitable for 12-year olds and older to see at cinema, unless with an adult, if the child is under 12 the adult can choose if it is suitable for them. 12 is suitable for 12 and above. 15 is suitable for 15 and above. 18 is suitable for 18 and above.

According to the BBFC, the Lego movie was rated a U, meaning it is suitable for all viewers. This is rated a U since there some very mild bad words, like heck, darn, butt and bum. These words aren’t very bad so can be said in front of children. There is a bit of fighting in the movie. They do kick and punch each other, a few of the Lego heads pop off too. But since it is Lego and not real humans it is not that bad. The fighting is very mild fighting and wont cause any nightmares or scare the children.

 

PEGI GAME AGE RATINGS:

PEGI 3 is rated for all ages, no bad language or anything frightening or views, maybe a mild amount of fighting. PEGI 7 is had mild fighting and can also have scene or sounds that may be frightening for younger children. PEGI 12 has slightly more graphic fighting, sexual posturing can be shown and any bad langue must be mild. PEGI 16 has violence and sexual scene are more graphic, use is bad words are allowed and alcohol and illegal drugs are shown. PEGI 18 has killing and fighting in graphic images and against defenceless characters, explicit sexual scenes are allowed. Alcohol, illegal drugs and gambling are also shown.

The Lego movie video game is rated PEGI 7. This is because it has battles where the Lego characters need to hit each other and then once hit can fall into little Lego pieces. There is mild violence.