I was sitting watching TV when i saw a trailer for a movie called J.Edger and when i was watching the trailer i thought that it was going to be rated PG-13 but no, it was rated R, i mean look at this Trailer, it doesn't have the factors that make up a Rated R movie, which brings me to my second question what factors make up a Rated R movie. Is it something that cause fear and creates nightmares because different people find different things scary, for example if you give a kids puppet movie a G-rating, but someone finds puppets scary then that movie should be rated R, therefore if rated R movies are rated of fears then all movies should be rated R. if thats not it does it mean that they rate movies with R because they want to protect people, but that doesn't work either because people are raised in different ways and certain things don't affect them, Which says that if rated R movies are rated in that way then only certain people should have the rated R rating, the point that i am trying to make is that to me the movie rating system is broken and needs to be fixed.