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jimbob45 ◴[] No.44398005[source]
You already have to show ID to see rated-R movies in the US. I don't see how this is any different.
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1. AngryData ◴[] No.44402239[source]
In 95% of cases that is entirely on the studios and/or theater's personal desire to not allow minors, it isn't illegal. You can take a 3 year old into an R-rated movie as long as someone older looking is there says they can, and are not IDed themselves or known to have any authority over what a child is and isn't allowed to watch. A lot of hotels don't rent rooms to people alone under 25 or so, that doesn't mean its illegal for hotel rooms not to rent rooms to younger people either.