Yes, in line with the other guys expanding on the Certification.

MPAA    Rated PG for action, mild violence, language and rude humor
MPAA    Rated PG-13 for sequences of intense action, and some strong language
MPAA    Rated R for violence, bloody images, language and some drug use

Looks like a ticket was made and marked invalid in this discussion. https://www.themoviedb.org/talk/54b28a1cc3a368210c001480

Hey guys, we’ve actually been talking about bringing this in before the end of the year. Stay tuned.

Hi Travis! I recently built an asp app that looked up a movie name from TMDB, then connected to gpt3 Davinci, and asked the bot if it could rate violence/fear, language, and some other content out of 5 for me. It did it. A lot of it!

https://youtu.be/3NhMaVFCAUo

Would you be interested in that data? It is currently organized by TMDB IDs

@travisbell said:

Hey guys, we’ve actually been talking about bringing this in before the end of the year. Stay tuned.

Hi Travis! I recently built an asp app that looked up a movie name from TMDB, then connected to gpt3 Davinci, and asked the bot if it could rate violence/fear, language, and some other content out of 5 for me. It did it. A lot of it!

https://youtu.be/3NhMaVFCAUo

Would you be interested in that data? It is currently organized by TMDB IDs

@travisbell said:

Hey guys, we’ve actually been talking about bringing this in before the end of the year. Stay tuned.

Hello, I'm new here and I discover the power of this great database. It's incredible :) I wanted to have an easy way to get Parental information about a movie. With user added information with sections like :

Fear Drug use Alcohol Use Suggestive material (nudity/etc.) Language

to be able to assure some movies are ok for children.

@travisbell you had told it could be available for the end of 2022, is the feature still in progress ?

That would be great and I feel that's the only intersting part missing compared to other databases :)

Thanks in advance Fred.

Hey @fvillemin, this was actually completed earlier this year. We support what we call "rating descriptors" for countries that use a standardized set list. This list varies by country and by media type but is available for the following:

• Brazil: movies and TV
• Canada: movies and TV
• Germany: movies and tv
• Finland: movies
• Greece: TV
• Netherlands: movies and TV
• New Zealand: TV
• Puerto Rico: TV
• Turkey: movies and TV
• U.S.: TV
• Virgin Islands: TV
• South Africa: Movies and TV

If there is some countries with a set list that we are missing you can add them to the list found here. I try to get to that thread every few months for updates.

Hello @travisbell

thanks for your answer.

I understand there is just the official ratings for countries but there is no list of details for Violence/Gore/Nudity information ?

I presume it is not planned to do that, is it ?

Thanks

No, something free form is not planned. We're going to keep this data set locked to each country's certification authority.

Is this released to the API yet?