At the end of some released "unrated" films, there is aan MPAA seal of approval for strange reasons. ItThis seal is usually issued after the film has been rated. Here are some examples below, all of which have never been rated since. The first one at the top is from The Postcard Killings (2020), and the second one at the bottom is from Plus One (2019).
At the end of some released "unrated" films, there is a seal of approval for strange reasons. It is usually issued after the film has been rated. Here are some examples below, all of which have never been rated since. The first one at the top is from The Postcard Killings (2020), and the second one at the bottom is from Plus One (2019).
At the end of some released "unrated" films, there is an MPAA seal of approval for strange reasons. This seal is usually issued after the film has been rated. Here are some examples below, all of which have never been rated since. The first one is from The Postcard Killings (2020), and the second one is from Plus One (2019).
At the end of some released "unrated" films, there is a seal of approval for strange reasons. It is usually issued after the film has been rated. Here are some examples below, all of which have never been rated since. The first one at the top is from The Postcard Killings (2020), and the second one at the bottom is from Plus One (2019).
