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Anyone that brings an 8 or 9-year old to that movie deserves to feel awkward.

Posted by JaxSean (aka JaxSean) Jun 8 '09, 09:55

that photo is no worse than a [spoils] through the head/ear in Scary Movie

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True fact: a family brought a 3 year old to the 10 pm screening of Drag Me To Hell I went to. - TFox Jun 8, 10:05 3
- I hate false facts. -- nm - HdnAgnda Jun 8, 10:09
- There is something to be said for 18+ theatres -- nm - ty97 Jun 8, 10:09
- Brutal. -- nm - Subversive Jun 8, 10:08
My 13 year old is dying for me to take him to The Hangover - amoxy Jun 8, 10:01 33
- yeah, no chance (spoiler your probably aware of) - ty97 Jun 8, 10:02 32
  - Yeah. (spoils) - Subversive Jun 8, 10:03 31
    - they can do that? how did they get the rating? -- nm - Max Jun 8, 10:15 13
      - There's been plenty of male nudity in R rated films. -- nm - Inigo Jun 8, 10:17 4
        
        There's male, and then there's MALE, and as I understand it that's been a sticky point for the MPAA. - Max Jun 8, 10:18 3
        
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        This would make more sense to me, given the rating. - ty97 Jun 8, 10:20 1
        
        Yeah, I don't think fake/real is a question there. It looks exceedingly real, which is what matters. - Subversive Jun 8, 10:23
      - That's the million dollar question. - ty97 Jun 8, 10:16
      - MPAA most likely fell asleep at the switch. -- nm - Will Hunting Jun 8, 10:16
      - Again, consider Scary Movie. -- nm - JaxSean Jun 8, 10:16 4
        
        wasn't that (spoilers) - ty97 Jun 8, 10:17 3
        
        I think in The Hangover (spoils) - JaxSean Jun 8, 10:19 2
        
        I had not heard that before. So far everything I read suggested (spoilers) - ty97 Jun 8, 10:21
        
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      - I wondered that as well. Maybe because it's in the credits? -- nm - Subversive Jun 8, 10:16
    - kinda bugs me they did that (spoils) - ty97 Jun 8, 10:05 8
      - speak for yourself big boy -- nm - Mae West SI Jun 8, 12:59
      - It was totally surprising. No comedic value really. -- nm - Subversive Jun 8, 10:07 6
        
        it got the largest laugh of the entire show in our theatre. -- nm - Will Hunting Jun 8, 10:12
        
        Huh. I thought it was one of the biggest laughs of the movie. -- nm - Inigo Jun 8, 10:09 4
        
        For me it was full on surprise. I mean, they made it through a movie about a bunch of drunk assholes in Vegas without going there, so for them to put - Subversive Jun 8, 10:12
        
        really? -- nm - JaxSean Jun 8, 10:11 2
        
        It was how proud he looked that got me. Like it was a graduation photo. -- nm - Inigo Jun 8, 10:13 1
        
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    - Everyone will see a upright pecker at somepoint in their lives. ;P -- nm - lileve Jun 8, 10:04 2
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        (works on so many levels) -- nm - TFox Jun 8, 10:06
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      - It's the one thing holding me back from seeing the movie, actually. - ty97 Jun 8, 10:06 2
        
        I'm honestly surprised that we're talking about it. -- nm - JaxSean Jun 8, 10:11
        
        It's late in the credits. Just leave when they start if necessary. -- nm - Subversive Jun 8, 10:08
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The parents didn't feel awkward in that moment. They were sitting about ten rows back from the kids. -- nm - Inigo Jun 8, 10:00
What's the context? -- nm - Mop (235 lbs) Jun 8, 09:59

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Anyone that brings an 8 or 9-year old to that movie deserves to feel awkward.

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