Think I'll pass. There's something ugly about little girls using that kind of language, let alone participating in the kind of simulated violence portrayed in the movie.
Besides, she wouldn't even be allowed to go to her own premiere...
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Think I'll pass. There's something ugly about little girls using that kind of language, let alone participating in the kind of simulated violence portrayed in the movie.
Besides, she wouldn't even be allowed to go to her own premiere...
I'm sure that my wife or kids will rent that film asap, but for me that will probably be just another movie to pass. I'm not much after watching violence, specially when it has been turned into entertainment.
RETARDED! Trash. :)
DISGUSTING...just when i thought it would not get any worse..can't wait to see young girls emulating that little twit:(
I love it! Thanks for the heads-up X!
Yeah, maybe CPS ought to take her away from her parents... but that's someone else's job. I'm just a Snowcap & popcorn munchin' viewer...
hmmm, thats true... But is the rating a law or a guideline. I mean, is she legally barred from seeing her own premier or can they make an exception?Quote:
Originally Posted by red96ta
It's a voluntary system established by the MPAAQuote:
Originally Posted by PensiveDragon
Motion Picture Association of America
Everyone settle down its just a movie bassed on a graphic novel, if the parents and adults cant teach the kids a difference between real life and a movie you got alot more to worry about than them emulating this.
Nope, not gonna. Looks like 90 minutes or so of time that I would never get back. Can't believe they make movies like this, but then again, I can't believe people pay to see them either. :rofl2:
LOL awesome!