Movie and Video game ratings

[Razor]

I like how the head of this thread is 4 long paragraphs which is nicely contrasted by shinotebasiiackh's 12 word line.

Originally posted by blackskullwarlock
Living let live.

Lololol. It's "Live and let live." Fool.

Anyway, Asakura is completely right. Disney warps children into horrible things. Did anyone see that third Lion King? I assure you, any of those people came out of that theatre, never again the same.

Not that I can care about ratings. Same time next year, I can watch the R rated stuff, but in the meanwhile I'm happy with MA.

[Scarface Larry]

For my town, ratings are nothing. My friend watched a movie with nudity, violence, "suggestive" (more like Uber-suggestive) themes, and boatloads of sweearing when he was 5, I didn't, in fact I barely watch TV now that it's in a different room. And my parents let me get games that I want because they know I can be trusted, like I'm not out getting X rated games or anything. I'm already scared by the sick people at Pop-Up companies who are so pathetic, poor, and ****ed minded that they have to force their things on other people, just pathetic, which is why I hope they all go to jail
Whats weird about ratings is that I saw a game rated E for SNES, they remade it for another system, no changes except for graphics and gameplay, but now it was rated 14+, do you see whats wrong with that?

[MrMister]

Originally posted by SaiKar
Have you ever seen someone in a movie wearing a bathing suit that didn't cover most of their body? Totally unheard of not too long ago.

Define 'not too long ago'.
It was the same in the 60's as is now. For Love And Money had an on screen sex scene.

[kodakumi]

i stayed away from a parent child relationship, not my cup of... cake.

[GaryCXJk]

Originally posted by Drace
I feel sad for you. Ah well.... Holland is easier with it.

Not exactly. Here too they check on age. For example, when my brother bought tickets for a movie, Troy, the ticket booth lady asked how old I was to my brother. And my brother just says, 18. For a movie where you have to be 16.

Why would they ask?

Because I'm smaller than my brother. Who was at the time 16.

So that lady got owned.

But that's not the point. In Holland they enforce it now, or the cinema can get a fine.

[charaman]

my parents dont really care. They help me get around it, most of the time.

[Drace]

Originally posted by GaryCXJk

quote:

Originally posted by Drace I feel sad for you. Ah well.... Holland is easier with it.

Not exactly. Here too they check on age. For example, when my brother bought tickets for a movie, Troy, the ticket booth lady asked how old I was to my brother. And my brother just says, 18. For a movie where you have to be 16.

Why would they ask?

Because I'm smaller than my brother. Who was at the time 16.

So that lady got owned.

But that's not the point. In Holland they enforce it now, or the cinema can get a fine.

I was actually talking about the games. But now you speak of it.
They only care about who buys the tickets here. Just let your dad buy them or order them for you and only you can go there.

But, if you pick the right videostore, you can rent any movie. I rented on rated 16+ at one. So, next time you rent one, pick a poor store.