Overview
- ITVX now presents Grease with a brief advisory that reads, "With mild language and teenage misbehaviour."
- Reports link the label to scenes touching on virginity, teenage pregnancy and moments critics say trivialise consent, including a broken contraceptive and ridicule of abstinence.
- The PG-rated film is described by the BBFC as containing mild language and sex references, according to recent coverage.
- Viewers on social media criticised the move, with posts calling the warning "woke" and "ridiculous."
- Coverage places ITV’s notice alongside recent BBFC actions that raised West Side Story to a 12 rating and listed warnings for Wicked: For Good, including magical spells and occasional threatening scenes.