The BBFC later said it had amended the consumer guidance for the film after the distributor asked it to reconsider. The insight guidance now makes clear that the bad language is infrequent and classification chiefs have now changed the phrase "mild sex references" to "innuendo." In a statement, the BBFC added: "The content in the film goes beyond the BBFC guidelines at U and the distributor was content with the PG certificate for the film." Changes to guidelines last year resulted in the body being tougher on bad language at the U level as a result of public consultations.