Some lady brought her 5 year old to this flick

My neighbor brought her 6 year old girl to see Scarface when it was in the theaters. There happened to be a Child Social Worker in the row just above her watching the movie with her husband. About a 3 quarters way through the movie, the manager of the theater called her and her kid out where the Social worker was waiting in the lobby. The worker scolded the hell out of her for bringing a little girl to a movie filled with violence and nudity with very strong language. My friend was embarrassed and left the theater and never did it again.

The lady wanted to teach her 5 old that if you don't
use a condom while having sex that you'll end up
with a baby pooping all over your face!

It's never early enough to learn important life
lessons in life!

I can't stand it when this happens. The worst is when they buy the tickets for their kids and then go see another movie while I'm left with a bunch of annoying children sitting behind me talking as if they were outside on the street. I forget what film it was but I had to turn around and actually threaten them because they wouldn't shut up. And I'm someone who never threatens people(especially kids) with physical violence but enough was enough.

What country do the retarded staff let someone buy a 5 year old a ticket for a 15 then let them walk that kid through the doors? lol

"TURN IT OOOOOFF!!!"

I've got that beat. Earlier this year, my fiance and I went to see "The Hangover 2". At the end of the film, we saw a group of people (a mother, father, and perhaps a friend or aunt) walking out with what looked like an eight year old boy at 11:30 at night! (I'm not actually sure of his age, but I know for sure that he was no older than ten because of his height) I was disgusted because there's no way that kid was old enough to understand what was going on in that film! Plus, not trying to spoil anything, there was a naked hermaphrodite in that movie! How do you explain that to a kid that young? At his age, I had no idea they existed. There should be a law prohibiting children to see certain movies, but of course there will always be parents who think their children won't be phased by adult content.

I got this beat. The other day at work I sold a copy of Grand Theft Auto IV The Lost and the Damned and the Ballad of Gay Tony to some Grandma for her 4 year old grandson.

A lot of parents who can't find a sitter, or who can't afford one, feel that there's no reason they should have to give up what they were planning to do, so they take their kids with them (movies, restaurants, museums, etc.)


"My name is Paikea Apirana, and I come from a long line of chiefs stretching all the way back to the Whale Rider."

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