A film in which contradicts the BBFC Statement

Even though there are films in which agree and fit with the British Board of film classifcations statements. There are also many films in which contradict this statement.

For example Toy Story 3. This contradicts their statement because teenagers and adults are also strong fans/viewers of this film despite the fact its classified as a U film. There is also a lot adult humour within the film so therefore this contradicts the statement as they have included a special effort to make the film appeal to adults too.

Also the showing times contradict the statement as if it was only aimed at children and there were no special efforts to appeal to a different audience then they wouldn't have later viewings in which children would be asleep at home in. So therefore they must have wanted to have later viewings too in order appeal to adults/teenagers and make it possible for the film to fit into their lifestyles and work.