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The #MotionPictureProductionCode, aka #HaysCode, was put in place on #ThisDayInHistory in 1930. It was enforced aggressively from 1934, applying strict censorship to the use of violence, crime, sex, & religion in US films. In 1968 it was replaced by the #MPAA film rating system.

In reaction to what was deemed an excess of immorality in US motion pictures, government & industry officials introduced the #MotionPictureProductionCode (aka the #HaysCode) OTD in 1930. The censorship rules-no man & woman in bed together, for example-were not dropped until 1968.

Today in 1930-in a reaction to what was deemed rampant immorality in American motion pictures-government & industry officials adopted the #MotionPictureProductionCode, better known as the #HaysCode. Though at first of little impact, by 1935 the code was being strictly enforced.

“JohnnyBelinda,” (1948) – about an innocent young deaf girl who was raped, and it was the first film where #rape was discussed, after #MotionPictureProductionCode was relaxed. A lover of movies, I will never watch it again. Truly traumatized me …

Hollywood is going extra violent before the next Hay’s code of 2024 bans mass killings in movies #1934 #MotionPictureProductionCode #HaysCode

Today in 1930-in reaction to what was deemed an excess of immorality in #Hollywood films-government & movie industry officials begin enforcing the #MotionPictureProductionCode, which spelled out acceptable & unacceptable content for motion pictures produced for a public audience.

The Hays Code was a set of rules for censorship purposes meant to protect. Instead, it became a silencer of voices, and the sterility of art. filmsfatale.com/blog/2020/6/16… #motionpictureproductioncode #willhhays #hayscode #filmhistory #censorship #film #moviehistory #movie #movies

I whole-heartedly agree! Movies like this shouldn't be made. I'm appalled that they're going to play this in America. There was a time when our country was above such things. Maybe it will be again. We need the #MotionPictureProductionCode. #TheCodeistheKey #WeWantCleanMovies

I whole-heartedly agree! Movies like this shouldn't be made. I'm appalled that they're going to play this in America. There was a time when our country was above such things. Maybe it will be again. We need the #MotionPictureProductionCode. #TheCodeistheKey #WeWantCleanMovies

I just saw "Music for Millions" (1944) with June Allyson, Margaret O'Brien, Jose Iturbi, and Jimmy Durante. It's full of music, sisterly love, sentiment, drama, and gripping moments. It's clean because of the #MotionPictureProductionCode. We need the Code! #WeWantCleanMovies

#WeWantCleanMovies Why shouldn't every person in America be able to see the top films released every year, regardless of his age? Bring back the #MotionPictureProductionCode so that everyone can see every movie. If all movies were decent, we wouldn't need to rate them!

@FromTheWastes Thank you for liking my tweet! Spread the word about clean movies and our need for the #MotionPictureProductionCode by using #WeWantCleanMovies! Pep

Do you think that Hollywood needs to clean up its act? If you want Hollywood to readopt the #MotionPictureProductionCode, use #WeWantCleanMovies and tell your story, memory, thoughts, or experience. Let's bring back some decent entertainment to this country and world!

*facepalm* "Social Media Privacy" is an oxymoron I love your words, works & wisdom but this is like complaining the casino makes money because people lose on average. Critical thinking education is needed, not regulation & censorship #MotionPictureProductionCode

Today in 1930, the #MotionPictureProductionCode-aka the #HaysCode- began setting guidelines for the depiction of morality in American films.

In reaction to what was deemed an excess of immorality in US motion pictures, government & industry officials introduced the #MotionPictureProductionCode (aka the #HaysCode) OTD in 1930. The censorship rules-no man & woman in bed together, for example-were not dropped until 1968.

Today in 1930-in a reaction to what was deemed rampant immorality in American motion pictures-government & industry officials adopted the #MotionPictureProductionCode, better known as the #HaysCode. Though at first of little impact, by 1935 the code was being strictly enforced.

Today in 1930-in reaction to what was deemed an excess of immorality in #Hollywood films-government & movie industry officials begin enforcing the #MotionPictureProductionCode, which spelled out acceptable & unacceptable content for motion pictures produced for a public audience.

🚫HAYS CODE NO-NO'S: 🚫 Can you spot them all? 🤔🔫☠️💉♠️♣️♥️♦️👙 #HaysCode #MotionPictureProductionCode #ClassicHollywood #PreCode @NitrateDiva

“JohnnyBelinda,” (1948) – about an innocent young deaf girl who was raped, and it was the first film where #rape was discussed, after #MotionPictureProductionCode was relaxed. A lover of movies, I will never watch it again. Truly traumatized me …

Even mother would approve #MotionPictureProductionCode #SouthAfrica bit.ly/14ILKMx twitpic.com/d07wth

The #MotionPictureProductionCode, aka #HaysCode, was put in place on #ThisDayInHistory in 1930. It was enforced aggressively from 1934, applying strict censorship to the use of violence, crime, sex, & religion in US films. In 1968 it was replaced by the #MPAA film rating system.

I just saw "Music for Millions" (1944) with June Allyson, Margaret O'Brien, Jose Iturbi, and Jimmy Durante. It's full of music, sisterly love, sentiment, drama, and gripping moments. It's clean because of the #MotionPictureProductionCode. We need the Code! #WeWantCleanMovies