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Should we Say NO or let him GO?
My 13 (just turned) year old son has been invited to a bday party where they are going to a movie which is 100% not appropriate for them. (Act of Valor) Of course, all the other parents have no issue with this, they have always let their kids ignore age rated warnings on movies and video games... DO WE let him go so he isn't the only kid in his peer group singled out OR DO we say no.... We have always said no previously but it is getting to be an issue where his friends are excluding him ( We are most mad at the other parents for not even having a clue this could be an issue!). The main issue is the violence in the movie, it is realistic, which may or may not be as bad since this kind of stuff actually goes on in the world... Thoughts??? IT is 14A in our province but R in the USA.
8 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
Let him go dumb ***.
- 9 years ago
Don't worry let him go trust me in myprovince ontario 14A movies arent bad at all expecially violence ive seen soooo many movies like that.. let him go have funn hes 13 its not liike he''ll go out a do the stuuff in the movie
anyway id let him go and i know my parents would to like c'mon myborther (10) came to see projectx with me and a friend today its not that bad
Source(s): 14 year old girl - Superguy1221Lv 79 years ago
I've seen that movie and there were young children in there who enjoyed it.
Also, 14a doesn't mean that it's only recomended for people over 14.
- 9 years ago
Act of valor is not a slightest concern, there is nothing in the movie that he probably hasn't heard today.
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- 9 years ago
It sounds like you guys are being the responsible parents. Don't let the choices of others affect you- you seem to have your priorities straight.
- 9 years ago
just elt him go, he'll get made fun of if you make him stay home and not get to see it. its just a movie.ask him his opinion
- Anonymous9 years ago
just let him go.. he has to turn from a boy to a man eventually. its just action.. its not like its sexually explicit or anything.
- Anonymous9 years ago
Holy crap, let him go.
