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| A U means Universal. It means that anyone can watch the movie but it's normally means 4+ as the BBFC don't know the certain things that could upset kids. |
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| PG means parental guidance. This means that the audience has to have an adult with them while watching it as some scenes could be inappropriate for little kids to watch on their own as they might not understand it or the child could get upset by what they are viewing. |
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| 12A means that people below the age of 12 cannot view the film unless they are with someone above the age of 18. |
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| A 12 rating means that no one below the age of 12 can view the film as it involves some inappropriate things that could be upsetting for younger ages. |
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| No one below the age of 15 is allowed to watch or buy a rated 15 film as it contains certain scenes that aren't suitable for younger years. |
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Rated 18 films are not allowed to be bought or scene (in cinema or at home) or rented by anyone under the age of 18 as nothing in them is suitable for people under that page.
- reference: http://www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification
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