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Latest classification decisions

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Title
Date classified
Category
Classification
Films
FEARDOTCOM (35 mm)
12 December 2002
CD
Classification marking - Mature Accompanied (Square)
High level violence
Films
JUST MARRIED (35 mm Trailer)
11 December 2002
Advertising - Films
Ad Approved
Films
GONE NUTTY (35 mm)
11 December 2002
Film - Public Exhibition
Classification marking - General (Square)
The content is very mild in impact
Publications
MISTER ISSUE 2 JAN/FEB (Magazine)
11 December 2002
Publication
Unrestricted
M - not recommended for readers under 15 years.
Films
FRIDAY AFTER NEXT (35 mm)
11 December 2002
CD
Classification marking - Mature Accompanied (Square)
Medium level coarse language, Drug use, Adult themes
Films
PHONE BOOTH (35 mm)
10 December 2002
CD
Classification marking - Mature Accompanied (Square)
Medium level coarse language
Computer Games
ARCADE ACTION (Multi Platform)
10 December 2002
Computer Games
Classification marking - General (Square)
The content is very mild in impact
Computer Games
METAL DUNGEON (X - Box)
10 December 2002
Computer Games
Classification marking - Mature (Square)
Medium level animated violence
Films
MEN IN BLACK II (DVD)
10 December 2002
Film - Sale/Hire
Classification marking - Parental Guidance (Square)
Supernatural theme
Films
THE MOTHMAN PROPHECIES (DVD)
10 December 2002
Film - Sale/Hire
Classification marking - Mature (Square)
Supernatural theme, Low level coarse language