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31 January 2008, 08:21 PM
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Movie help required
Looking for a decent 15 rated horror/suspense type film.
Possibles so far, have:
The Ring
I know what you did last summer
(short list huh?
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It's a shame Halloween is an 18, it would be first choice even 20 years on.
Any suggstions...?
Possibles so far, have:
The Ring
I know what you did last summer
(short list huh?
)It's a shame Halloween is an 18, it would be first choice even 20 years on.
Any suggstions...?
31 January 2008, 08:47 PM
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Ta, will look at those.
It's for a 15 yo girl birthday sleepover
Blair Witch is 15 too, old hat for the oldies but I reckon might be a winner for new 15 year olds.
It's for a 15 yo girl birthday sleepover
Blair Witch is 15 too, old hat for the oldies but I reckon might be a winner for new 15 year olds.
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31 January 2008, 08:57 PM
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The birthday girl would likely be fine with 18 but wouldn't want to be responsible for moral corruption of others (or have straight laced parents complaining that they have post traumatic stress the following week!)
Original Omen is brilliant but thought it might be a bit dated, will have a look at that also.
Original Omen is brilliant but thought it might be a bit dated, will have a look at that also.
31 January 2008, 08:59 PM
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I havent seen the 'new' Omen, but I was told by someone that had seen it that its not worth it, as it is pretty much line for line the same as the original
31 January 2008, 09:00 PM
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31 January 2008, 09:05 PM
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American Werewolf is 18 too, I've spent the evening on IMDB looking at titles and then cursing at the certificates.
Funny seeing stuff in Sweden and France at 15/16 and 18 in the UK.
Funny seeing stuff in Sweden and France at 15/16 and 18 in the UK.
31 January 2008, 09:10 PM
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Also just watch the ratings on some of the older films, as some films have been re-classified for DVD, and because they no longer warrant the 18 certificates they had in their day
31 January 2008, 09:18 PM
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I've got an id somewhere for the powersearch, have been using Tesco site as you can filter to genre and then cert but after the first few pages, I've never heard of them!! (and hows current dvd certs)
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They need scream a minute and laughs....i would have Scream type stuff was best.
(and no - you can have 15 year old kids over and show them an 18....i'm not a fussy parent (my 7 year old has completed Gears of War) but i'd be pissed at someone else making those calls on my behalf)
