If a movie still feels like its PG rating should be G then maybe it's just because of a minor detail (as viewed from a normal adult's perspective who isn't super sensitized in that matter) that changed it to be PG.
I bet a lot of studios aim for a G rating but fail because of some scenes. That would mean that many movies (PG and G) feel like they are aimed at roughly the same age group but some fail to cut a scene where, let's say a panda is taking a shower. The rating team says it's depicting nudity, even though a panda naturally doesn't wear clothes. It gets rated PG and feels like a G otherwise.
Something like that with a bit more back and forth between the raters and the studios, I guess.
"All ages admitted. Nothing that would offend parents for viewing by children." for G
vs
"Some material may not be suitable for children. Parents urged to give "parental guidance". May contain some material parents might not like for their young children."
for PG
Exactly! In contrast to that, if I experience "it getting better" it's a totally different thing.
When a friend of mine needs help I try to be sensitive but it's still possible that I'll drop a "Don't worry, buddy, it will get better" myself.
It'll be honest, though.
Tbh I get them mixed up every time I talk about them. I don't know what's installed on my computers and I will most likely get them mixed up again in the future.
I look it up every time but also forget it just as often.
I got the same issue with OpenCloud and NextCloud.
Great pieces of art! Music and video.
The video wasn't created for Tool, though. René Laloux made the short film titled "the snails". https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0309566/
Reminds me of the audio video situation with Jack Staubers "Buttercup" and Masaaki Yuasas "Kick-Heart".
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2753048/
https://youtu.be/eYDI8b5Nn5s