Since the release of "Michael Collins" in 1996, which was rated PG (but upgraded to 12 for video/DVD), and despite its depictions of extreme violence, the censors office has reduced age ratings in general and rarely cuts films.
Since then, the censors office has reduced age ratings in general and rarely cuts films. Since the release of "Michael Collins" in 1996, which was rated PG for it's theatrical release, despite its depictions of extreme violence (it was upgraded to a 12 for the video/DVD releases).
Since the release of "Michael Collins" in 1996, which was rated PG for it's theatrical release, despite its depictions of extreme violence (it was upgraded to a 12 for the video/DVD releases). Since then, the censors office has reduced age ratings in general and rarely cuts films.
Since the release of "Michael Collins" in 1996, which was rated PG for it's theatrical release, despite its depictions of extreme violence (it was upgraded to a 12 for the video/DVD releases). Since then, the censors office has reduced age ratings in general and rarely cuts films.