Hays Code

Question 1:

20. Fame;

19. Zombieland; murder scenes, language

18. Mean Girls; Sexual Activities, language

17. Pirates of the Carribean: At World's End; Violence shown

16. The Devil Wears Prada; Sexual Activies

15. The Hangover; Sexual activities, drug use, alcohol, nakedness

14. Titanic; nude scene, implied sexual activity, death

13. Corpse Bride; drugs - poison

12. Hairspray; interracial partners, suggestive dancing

11. Inglorious Bastards; too much violence, interracial relations.

10. The Proposal; nudity, sexual jokes, suggestive dancing, language

9. Obsessed; violence, sex scenes,

8. Nick and Norah's Infinate Playlist; sexual content, implied sex, suggestive dancing

7. Juno; giving birth, sex,

6. Independence Day; violence

5. Signs;

4. A Cinderella Story; suggestive sexual intentions, passionate kiss

3. Enchanted; a passionate kiss

2. High School Musical 3;

1. Day After Tomorrow; the end of the world

Question 2:

The postive effects of censorship are that the naive minds of young children don't become rotten with all suggestive elements. They also are able to grow in a society where they aren't surrounded by violence and sex. Some negative effects are that when you are mature enough to see the things the censor, you won't be able to. Sometimes, those scenes are important to the plot but we won't be able to see it. When you mature, you can see the censored material without being childish

Question 3:

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Question 4:

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