Question 1:

Which sweary romantic comedy, from 1994, reached a 15 classification within the first 90 seconds with fourteen uses of the F word?

Question 2:

True or False: Despite close similarities to 1994’s The Lion King the 2019 remake does NOT share its predecessor’s U certificate?

Question 3:

Of these 18-rated films of the 1990s, one has subsequently been reclassified to 15. Which is it?

Question 4:

What is the missing word from this BBFC report? Viewing JURASSIC PARK with some 200 [?????] children was quite an experience. Were they really afraid? Well, not really I suspect. [?????] is part of the release mechanism of enjoying being a bit frightened.

Question 5:

Which of these did NOT feature in the content advice for 1997’s Titanic when last submitted in 2012?

Question 6:

Which controversial thriller was banned in Westminster, after the BBFC rated it 18 following consultations with a QC, a psychologist and a focus group?

Question 7:

All of the following nineties comedies are currently rated PG, except for one which is a 12 for moderate sex references. Which is it?

Question 8:

For which 90s film does the BBFC offer the following note in the content advice: 'During the climax, a character turns into a large cobra.'

Question 9:

To which 1999 film did the BBFC require cuts to two sequences of sadistic violence before awarding an 18 certificate?

Question 10:

Under 1999 policy relating to weapons, the BBFC required cuts to which film?