What will the upcoming Harry Potter movies be rated?

Question

What will the 5th and 6th Harry Potter movies be rated? And if possible, do you know what kind of book the 7th one will be. Will it be more suitable for children, teenagers, or adults?

Answer 1

I believe the next few Harry Potter movies will be rated PG-13 because they are much darker; there are many deaths, callous murders, and violent situations not suitable for young children. However, this is up to the how the directors decide to interpret the books.

The next book will probably be suitable for older children because there is bound to be many more character deaths and sufferings, which may disturb younger children, especially ones who are emotionally attached to the characters or confused about death. However, JK Rowling is a children's author, and she is very conscientious and aware of her audience, so the book should not be too traumatic.

Answer 2

I herd that Daniel Radcliffe was thinking about not doing any more of the movies. Warner brothers only has a contract with the actors to the 4 th movie , so there might not be any more movies, if there is the series will be over in movies in the year 2010. I think the movies can't get any more violence then the best harry potter movie (yet the 4th). It will probably be rated pg 13, but if it goes to R which i doubt you can always ask your parents to buy your tickets. I think the 7th book is going to be called harry potter and the (one of the horuxed) because there is a pattern
ss thing
cs person
poa place
gof thing
hbp person
? thing
I think i got it missed up but the last one is definatly going to be an object or thing. *( i found the pattern out on myspace)

Answer 3

I'm going with PG-13. GoF was PG-13 because of the violence. We all know they won't get any sweeter. Can't wait for the next movie. Should be out in 2007!

The last book will probably be better for teenagers and adults, what with all the deaths that are slated to occur. Anyone younger than that, the parents may want to have a go at it first and then decide.

Answer 4

Scarred for life! I think JK Rowling did a good job in the books implying that even wizard teens still had to deal with real life issues like hormones (the stairs to the girls' dormitory being one example, the older kids making out in the bushes after the wizard ball being another). Unlike Twilight, the underlying theme of Harry Potter has nothing to do with sexual desire, so to add it in where it doesn't belong feels awkward to me, and not because I'm a prude. I mean, we know for a fact that Molly and Arthur Weasley get it on, but you know, I don't want to see that either. Ick, ick, ick.

Answer 5

No idea about the movie ratings. I think either Harry, or Longbottom will die, resulting in a up roar that is that is the demise of Voldamort. I say this because of the prophecy that was given, Potter, and Longbottom are the ones who fit the prophecy. One of the two will be the death of Voldamort, or one of the two will die. If I remember how it was worded, my hypothesis could be right...
I have found that as the stories progress, the content does to. this is so the ones that fell in love with the books won't loose interest, as they grow up. It is really ingenious of her to do.

Answer 6

The movies will be PG 13 bec ause there is violence and the books are suitable for children and the movies maybe for above 13 years or older!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 7

my guess is pg-13, because the goblet of fire did so well, they will probably find no reason that they shouldn't make it a little more greusome. oh, and sirius black dies in the next one, and dumbledore in the one after that, and it was because cedric died in the fourth movie that they made it pg-13, so yeah.

Answer 8

i think PG-13 it's made for kids to watch

Answer 9

i think they will be rated PG13.
but many little kids went to watch when i was going to watch the HP4(i'm 16)