Fifty Shades for kids?
Is 50 Shades of Grey too much?
By Magdalena Bush
If you've read the book "Fifty Shades of Grey," you know that the movie is just as hot and sexy. The film has been rated "R," which changes the dynamics of the film. Entertainment Weekly reports "the "R" rating means that if you're 17 or younger, you have to be with a parent or guardian." The article goes on to tell readers that the screenwriter wanted to have two versions of the movie that includes NC-17 for those who want to see even more. As if the film needed any more sexual scenes?
One can probably say that the filmmakers are being too risky in allowing children or teens to watch the film in the company of an adult. When is it too much? Television, video games, and films can be too sexual and violent for children. A parent needs to decide what is appropriate enough for a child to view, but should filmmakers be held accountable as well? After watching the film myself, I feel no child should see this type of sexual and graphic movie. The film should have been rated NC-17, but it's always about that bottom dollar. Wise note to parents...take your kids to see something a bit more PG-13. They do not need any more coercion to participate in adult activities. I say skip the movies and go bowling instead. At least your child will not have to deal with hormones while sitting next to you.
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By Magdalena Bush
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If you've read the book "Fifty Shades of Grey," you know that the movie is just as hot and sexy. The film has been rated "R," which changes the dynamics of the film. Entertainment Weekly reports "the "R" rating means that if you're 17 or younger, you have to be with a parent or guardian." The article goes on to tell readers that the screenwriter wanted to have two versions of the movie that includes NC-17 for those who want to see even more. As if the film needed any more sexual scenes?
One can probably say that the filmmakers are being too risky in allowing children or teens to watch the film in the company of an adult. When is it too much? Television, video games, and films can be too sexual and violent for children. A parent needs to decide what is appropriate enough for a child to view, but should filmmakers be held accountable as well? After watching the film myself, I feel no child should see this type of sexual and graphic movie. The film should have been rated NC-17, but it's always about that bottom dollar. Wise note to parents...take your kids to see something a bit more PG-13. They do not need any more coercion to participate in adult activities. I say skip the movies and go bowling instead. At least your child will not have to deal with hormones while sitting next to you.
References:
Eonline. "50 Shades of
Grey." [Online image] 07 January 2015.
<http://www.eonline.com/news/612181/fifty-shades-of-grey-dodges-nc-17-bullet-is-officially-rated-r
Finn, N. (2015, January 10). Fifty Shades of Grey Dodges NC-17 Bullet, Is Officially Rated "R". E Weekly. Retrieved from http://www.eonline.com/news/612181/fifty-shades-of-grey-dodges-nc-17-bullet-is-officially-rated-r
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