Read something interesting today

[Jellidog]

I was on the internet today, and on this questions that have never been answered site, I found this question and thought it was pretty interesting:

Do kids who act in rated R movies get to watch them?

Think about it.

[Lupin_the_3rd]

RE: Read something interesting today

...That truly is a stupid question.

[jewpinthethird]

Re: Read something interesting today

I was on the internet today, and on this questions that have never been answered site, I found this question and thought it was pretty interesting:

Do kids who act in rated R movies get to watch them?

Think about it.

Yes, they do if their parents let them.

[ddrruler]

RE: Re: Read something interesting today

uhh i dunno

[rdrew4]

RE: Re: Read something interesting today

they don't need to watch them cause they were there when it happened... (like spoilers that your in)

[evilbutterfly]

RE: Re: Read something interesting today

Do kids who aren't in the R-rated movie get to watch them? Yes. So naturally, of course they do.

[The_Q]

RE: Re: Read something interesting today

I don't like the restriction in the first place. Not that I like R rated movies, but because I like Free Trade. Let's here it for Free Trade!

Oh, and I'm sure they do. Why shouldn't they. If not, they should be allowed to.

Q

[Moogy]

RE: Re: Read something interesting today

You are getting really annoying with your economy bullshit in every fucking topic. Moogy says to stop. You don't wanna not listen to Moogy.

And that is the stupidest question ever.

[Enigma-7]

The question isn't can you, the question is, do you want to?
Think about that.

[The_Q]

Enigma has a tiny point. Most children have the physical and mental capabilities to watch R movies. They might not be allowed to, though. Even then, they still will (My friends went to Resident Evil 2).

On the other hand, he's very wrong. The question IS can they. They may not or may not WANT to, but that's a side issue. If they want to, would they be able to get into the R movies?

I'd bet not, even if they act in it. From this point on you may add my economics spiel, even if Moogy dislikes it.

Q

[jewpinthethird]

Yes, its called a movie premier, where everyone rich and famous goes to watch the release of a movie.

Semi-related Story:

I wasnt allowed into theater for Kill Bill vol.1 because I was a few months away from being 17 without a parent. So I downloaded it.

[emccky]

It's easy. Buy a ticket for another movie, walk in R rated movie you want to see.

[jewpinthethird]

It's easy. Buy a ticket for another movie, walk in R rated movie you want to see.

With some movies they will stand outside the actually theater carding people.

[User6773]

Semi-related story:

Went to see Matrix Reloaded without my ID on me. I was 17 at the time. My dad dropped me off, cause I couldn't use the car. They wouldn't let me in without my ID, even though my dad told them I was 17. Their reasoning was that I could pull any guy off the street to claim I was 17 and let me in the movie. However, if he saw the movie with me, they would let me in.

Moral of the story: Seeing the same movie as someone younger than you makes them your parent.

Epilogue: We ended up going to the cool small theater that doesn't card people.

[The_Q]

Lock, please.

Q