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To: Lane3 who wrote (72628)8/19/2003 8:54:36 PM
From: TimF  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 82486
 
They can still make the movies and the kids can still see them, they just have to see them with their parents, IMO. That doesn't seem so onerous to me.

Not if they get NC-17 ratings.

American Pie isn't the only isn't the only kind of humor. There's always the California recall...

<g>

I don't know that all that graphic sex is necessary or even wanted except...

Its not just 20 somethings but in any case they should be able to get what they want too. (But then they wouldn't be stopped even by NC-17 ratings so its not to much of an issue)

People used to love movies just as much back in the days when those romantic scenes just faded out to whatever your imagination suggested to you.

I agree with that. There where quite a lot of good movies made back in those days.

Tim



To: Lane3 who wrote (72628)8/20/2003 11:27:32 AM
From: The Philosopher  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 82486
 
They can still make the movies and the kids can still see them, they just have to see them with their parents, IMO. That doesn't seem so onerous to me.

But it does say that parents aren't to be allowed to make the decision to let their kids go to the movie unattended. Notes from the parents don't count. So it's a limitation of parental rights and responsibilities.