Regulation




  • The bbfc (British board of film classification) regulate all UK based films. 
  • The certificate (rating) given was provided by the bbfc
  • The age of the film is a U
  • The lego movie video game regulated by pegi or vsc 
  • Was awarded a '7' for mild violence to prevent kids from rein-acting 
  •  ASA (advertising standards authority) regulate all adverts to ensure that they are not harmful, misleading or offensive. 

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