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Who in their right mind takes their 11 year old child to an R-rated movie?!
Right? At that age, they’re old enough to understand what they’re seeing, but not old enough to dismiss it as “just a movie”.
Hmm... I am pretty sure at 11 years old I watched several R rated films, the ones that come to my mind are Saw, Scream, Pulp Fiction, Fight Club etc.
I don't think I have ever been scared about a movie or not being able to distinguish between real life and a film.
Oh, I’m not talking about confusing real life and film. I just mean that it’s (relatively) easier for adults to get horrible, unpleasant images out of their heads. Kids can’t control their thoughts as well.
You didn't see those in a theater... Which was the question.
Are you actually advocating censorship? You're obviously not in your right mind.