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Now I totally agree with Scoot here. Fun-ie!Super Scooter said:
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Superstar....
I prefer the musical myself...
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I prefer the musical myself...
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Hehe, yeah, me too.Jennifer12 said:
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What does rated R mean?
In UK we have U PG 12 15 18, what is it in USA?
In UK we have U PG 12 15 18, what is it in USA?
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ya you have to be 17 or older to get into a rated r movie and you have to show your i.d. however, there are places where they don't look at your i.d.jediX said:Isn't is 17+ to buy tickets for an 'R'? They never carded me, though.
on a related not, can you believe that i still get asked to show my i.d. if i go see a rated r movie! i'm 22!!!!!!
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Children are allowed to see R rated movies, so long as their with a parent or guardian.jediX said:Isn't is 17+ to buy tickets for an 'R'? They never carded me, though.
Children under 17 are not allowed to view a film rated NC-17 no matter what... unless their parents rent it and sit their children down in their own home to watch it... which, in my opinion, would be soooo wrong.
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I think the first R-rated movie that I went to see in the theater without parents was Terminator 2. I was about 14 or so, and nobody checked ID. I really felt like I was getting away with something.
This reminds me of a Simpsons episode (I can't remember which one) where a bunch of Bart's friends are in the back of a car driving by, and they say they're going to go sneak into an R-rated movie called "Barton Fink." They keep chanting "Bar-ton-Fink! Bar-ton-Fink!" as though this is going to be the biggest thing they've ever done.
This reminds me of a Simpsons episode (I can't remember which one) where a bunch of Bart's friends are in the back of a car driving by, and they say they're going to go sneak into an R-rated movie called "Barton Fink." They keep chanting "Bar-ton-Fink! Bar-ton-Fink!" as though this is going to be the biggest thing they've ever done.