Case in point. Watched my first R rated movie when I was about 10, the Boondock Saints. MA at 8 or so with a few of the better crime thrillers my father found...Dilbert_X wrote:
Australia is weird TBH.
Films have ratings, but parents can ignore them and take their kids if they choose.
My parents hired nightmare on elm st when i was about 11 and we all watched it.Flecco wrote:
Case in point. Watched my first R rated movie when I was about 10, the Boondock Saints. MA at 8 or so with a few of the better crime thrillers my father found...Dilbert_X wrote:
Australia is weird TBH.
Films have ratings, but parents can ignore them and take their kids if they choose.
Because I grew up setting things on fire/shooting animals/pests etc. (because it was necessary to protect livestock). Dad figured I could handle it.
Bloody hell. U make me feel old.Flecco wrote:
The Matrix at age 8 = fucking epic.
...you forget laserdisc.BN wrote:
Bloody hell. U make me feel old.Flecco wrote:
The Matrix at age 8 = fucking epic.
We had to go down to the video shop and hire videos. You had your choice: VHS or Beta.
Yeah, I grew up with VHS and much later (family was povo for a bit) DVDs.BN wrote:
Bloody hell. U make me feel old.Flecco wrote:
The Matrix at age 8 = fucking epic.
We had to go down to the video shop and hire videos. You had your choice: VHS or Beta.