What is a hard r?

A hard R rating refers to a film or movie that includes extremely graphic violence, explicit sexual content, strong language, and nudity, which is deemed unsuitable for children under the age of 17 and requires parental guidance. The ratings system is used to inform audiences about the content of a film and is administered by the Motion Picture Association of America. Movies that receive a hard R rating have restrictions on who can watch them, and they are not suitable for certain environments, such as schools or theaters that cater to family audiences. Examples of movies that have received a hard R rating include "Pulp Fiction," "Fight Club," and "The Silence of the Lambs."