Comments on: R-Rating Becomes More Cautionary http://www.noface4film.com/r-rating-becomes-more-cautionary/ Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:32:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Andrew http://www.noface4film.com/r-rating-becomes-more-cautionary/#comment-5141 Andrew Mon, 19 Mar 2007 17:02:49 +0000 http://www.noface4film.com/r-rating-becomes-more-cautionary/#comment-5141 Its a nice idea but I doubt it will stop parents from bringing their kids. When I saw 300 there were three couples with infants, and at least a dozen other children under 12 there. I admit I was one of the underage kids in the R movies, but it was because I had the grace to sneak in after buying a ticket to something else, my parents never said "Lets go to the movies, I hear Predator is a nice family flick" Its a nice idea but I doubt it will stop parents from bringing their kids. When I saw 300 there were three couples with infants, and at least a dozen other children under 12 there. I admit I was one of the underage kids in the R movies, but it was because I had the grace to sneak in after buying a ticket to something else, my parents never said “Lets go to the movies, I hear Predator is a nice family flick”

]]> By: Kaonashi http://www.noface4film.com/r-rating-becomes-more-cautionary/#comment-5149 Kaonashi Mon, 19 Mar 2007 17:29:23 +0000 http://www.noface4film.com/r-rating-becomes-more-cautionary/#comment-5149 Andrew- It seems that your parents read the ratings. My parents took us to all sorts of violent movies when I was little. They never read the ratings. Oh yeah, we watched Predator. They rented Silver Bullet and I had nightmares from watching it. Then there's the parents who took their 5 year old to watch The 40 Year Old Virgin. That kid did nothing but yammer during the movie, and I can only imagine what the parents thought when the lesbian sex scene came up (one of the characters is trapped in a room with a large screen TV showing a porno flick). Mercifully they took the brat out about halfway during the movie. Andrew- It seems that your parents read the ratings. My parents took us to all sorts of violent movies when I was little. They never read the ratings. Oh yeah, we watched Predator. They rented Silver Bullet and I had nightmares from watching it.

Then there’s the parents who took their 5 year old to watch The 40 Year Old Virgin. That kid did nothing but yammer during the movie, and I can only imagine what the parents thought when the lesbian sex scene came up (one of the characters is trapped in a room with a large screen TV showing a porno flick). Mercifully they took the brat out about halfway during the movie.

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