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Does a parent have to watch an 'r' rated film with you?

:] Asked by mrscobainx3 about 1 year ago, 6 answers.

I'm 15,nearly 16.My friend whose the same age as me,and me,want to go see a rated 'R' movie on Saturday.My mom said I could and everything,but shes going to have my little brothers with her,so theyre going to go watch a different movie at the same time...

as the one I want to see.
If my mom is there and buys the tickets,Can my friend and I watch it alone? or does a parent have to actually go in and watch it with you?
My moms going to be there,but shes going to be with my brothers,watching their movie.

luv Answered by katieissexy on Apr 03, 2008, 12:21PM
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u can go I think idt they reallyy care.. wait ya as long as she buys the tix... because how wud they even know who theyre 4 like they dont go in the movie saying are u 17? during the movie

:] Answered by mrscobainx3 on Apr 03, 2008, 12:25PM
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Why the heck won't it let me type rated R?
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my dog is cute. Answered by tinatodder4 on Apr 03, 2008, 12:26PM
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no your mom actually has to go in and watch it with you, even if she does buy the tickets for you and your friends. sucks I know. but what you can do is have your mom buy tickets for ALL of you (you, mom, friend, brother..) to see YOUR movie, but then your mom and brother can just go and walk in to another theater to see the movie they want. I know it's sneaking and that's not really allowed, but I do it all the time with my dad.. he just buys the tickets as if we were all going to watch the same Rrated film together, but once he's inside he goes to another movie..

hopefully that wasn't incredibly confusing..?

my dog is cute. Answered by tinatodder4 on Apr 03, 2008, 12:36PM
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UGH let's try this again..

BASICALLY when you are all at the ticket booth your mom has to purchase the tickets as if ALL of you are going to watch the Rrated film together. the ticket has to physically say that SHE is going to be watching that Rrated film with you kids. but once you're actually inside the theater, you're in the clear and you can separate from her if you want.. and her and your bro can go watch their movie..

kitty Answered by ty on Apr 05, 2008, 10:05AM
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ohk, unless you live in a tiny town with like 100 people in it, no one actually checks this stuff and no one is going to question your mom which theatre she's going to go into... Just buy the tickets you need, get into the theatre and go your seperate ways...

Answered by 711adam on May 24, 2009, 11:57PM

I believe that in the U.S. if it is rated are that you can't get in if you are age 17 and under without a parent ID is a must

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