Some cinema suck- squinnying kids and adult bullies

[Carsomyr]

Quoth fireheart

Is that event cinemas by any chance? I think I am aware of those. The sessions basically have the sound down and the lights are half dimmed as well as some space for parents to feed/change bubs if they need it.

Reading, but it looks like they have the exact same plan (right down to the same day even). Don't have a baby so I've never been to it though.

[Merriweather]

Quoth fireheart

Is that event cinemas by any chance? I think I am aware of those. The sessions basically have the sound down and the lights are half dimmed as well as some space for parents to feed/change bubs if they need it.

Our awesome Cinema Pub has something like that, they call them Sensory Sensitive Showings, and lights are not totally off, sound is lower - they say it's especially good for autistic kids and some other disabilities. They don't show ads or previews, just the main feature, and it's ok to stand up and walk around, or make noise. They even encourage anyone with any dietary restrictions to bring their own snacks in if they want.

[Dadeo]

Quoth dbuzman

R rated means Restricted, Children Under 17 Require Accompanying Parent or Adult Guardian. So minors can still be in an R rated movie.

NC 17 is the only rating that prohibits anyone under 18.

Different jurisdictions have different rating systems. Here, for example, R is "restricted to persons 18 years of age and over"; 18A is "persons under 18 may attend but must be accompanied by an adult"; and 14A is "persons under 14 must be accompanied by an adult"

[Jay 2K Winger]

Quoth dbuzman

R rated means Restricted, Children Under 17 Require Accompanying Parent or Adult Guardian. So minors can still be in an R rated movie.

NC 17 is the only rating that prohibits anyone under 18.

This is all pretty true, but it's extremely unlikely you'll ever see an NC-17 movie in most movie theaters, because studios try to AVOID getting that rating. It's seen almost like a kiss of death.