Wow still not done with this part (beginning)

                          So picking up from where I left off I was talking about PG movies more of what all contain but I used a drama film as reference and mostly how it relates to your typical PG movie to show a difference that you the audience have most likely noticed about the different age gap of PG, and R Rated they may be the same genre but not all plays out the same(duh Marque, but keep going) so what I’m saying is PG's majority has not much into relation R Rated, but at the same time it does.

Let's see where to start... Ah I got it. Well before i get into this surprise, surprise there is a between for  PG and R but seeing as PG-13 is pretty much the same as R itself then there is  reason to talk much on it I guess you can take from what I say about a mix of both rating's. So to begin a PG-13 movie such as The Great Gatsby (low-key one of my favorite movies) this movie is about Nick Carraway the narrator to his own story and telling it piece by piece on the great man known as Gatsby and obliviously a man known as Gastby a man of fame and unknown wealth; The thing about their story is what it all leads up to so something in a film like this won't be all open and upfront obvious like your typical PG you have to make wild guesses and the film can give you vague hints as well.

Sources:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1343092/?ref_=nv_sr_1
https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiB85vtxofZAhUEbKwKHU3yD_0QPAgD