BBFC - Game of thrones

Regulation

 What certificate was GOT given?
How did they arrive at this decision?

What is the most common classification issues? Very strong language, sex, violence, threat, nudity, gore, horror- Majority are classified 15 and some are 18 for violence, sex, strong bloody violence.  

Rains of Castamere- Classified 15 for strong bloody violence. Shocking scene including murders with a pregnant woman who is stabbed in her stomach. Vulnerability of character is shocking at the end of season 3. Throats get slits, a lot of blood involved!

The mountain and the viper- Scene of a battle. Blood spray, heavy fight scene. This was classified as an 18. Very strong gory images.


The battle of the snows…- Showdown between John and Randy Snow, son of lords. This episode feels different to other episodes. Realistic representation for war violence. Medieval setting. Too much of a strong violence to be a 15 so it was classified as an 18. Stabbings, bodily organs, men clutching entrails, man trying to escape with legs, organs being pushed back inside your body.

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