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[Confused44]

i have been told by a friend it is an over 18 but if you go with someone over 18 like a parent or guardian thay will allow people who are 16/17 to go in is this true. can anyone help. do you know if this is true?

 

[♥KAT♥]

i think they do that in america with a certain certificate.. but in england an 18 certificate film is 18 and over, no persons under the age of 18.

 

[THE KiNG OF POP]

No, here in Britain the only certificate like that is the 12, which is nullified if you are with a guardian.

 

[MrGizmo757]

but in the cinema it has to be 12A for that to happen

 

[alice H]

Ah, yes, you're quite right, but aren't all 12s rated at 12As in the cinema now?

 

[damiannum1fan]

i didn't think that was right but i thought i'd make sure

 

[~Linda~ ^-^]

My sister who is 16 took my brother who is 8 to see click last night, but they wouldnt let them in because they said she had to be over 18 to take a child to see a 12a film.

So why do they charge you full adult price at 15 when they class adults as over 18?

 

[*Alyssa*]

yes but alot of 15 year olRAB will still see this movie, no matter what certificate it has.

 

[An Asteroid]

The '12' certificate no longer exists in cinema, and all films that are rated '12' on video are '12A' at the cinema.

Films rated '12A' can be seen by under-12s as long as they are accompanied by someone aged over 18.

 

[ComeClarity]

I suppose it also depenRAB how old you look.If you could pass as an 18 year old then i would go with someone that is over 18 so he/she can vouch for you.

 

[mr.wat?]

1 week away whooo

 

[Sammy K]

that is very very true.. and i used to do it (tho im not sure how because i get ID'd EVERY time i go anywhere over 18s now i am actually 18) but I never realised how completely irriating it can be to older cinema goers till I hit over 18. I despise it when 15 year olRAB sneak in 18 films and giggle and throw food at each other all the way through.