My wife and I just sat down to watch the latest Jason Bourne movie. We’ve been sat here a few minutes and a couple have walked in with a 2yr old girl…..and sat right in front of us.
Why bring a 2yr old to a violent film like this?
Maybe it’s to save money on childcare….nope, it can’t be that judging from the amount of food and drink they’ve just wheelbarrowed in with them.
Honestly….there’s no accounting for stupidity.
The trailers alone are adult themed thrillers and horror movies with violence, screaming and jump scares.
Apparently, in America, the film’s rating doesn’t apply if there is an adult in the party. That means a 10 year old can see a rated R movie as long as their parents are with them.
How does that make sense?
In the UK, if a film is rated ’15’ or ’18’, you have to be 15 or 18 years old to see it, regardless of who is in your party. I know that sounds like crazy talk, but them’s the rules mate.
If the filmakers want people under a certain age not to see their film, there’s probably a good reason behind it. The movie doesn’t suddenly become child friendly just because twats of the right age are present.
Surely, by the same logic, it’s ok to have sex with an underage child providing the parents are present…right?
Harsh?
You bet it is; but so was Jason Bourne graphically strangling a man who had earlier brutally shot people in the head at point blank range, spraying their brains and blood on the walls.
“Yay Daddy! Again! Again!”

Yes I’ve used this picture before….I wonder why?
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