An Article From An Australian Newspaper

Okay this is interesting it would seem that there are jackasses in kangaroo land knocking Kick Ass read the article i have left a direct link to it those 'Jerk offs' need to understand what R Rated means duh Australian family groups R rated means the following

R- Restricted (1968-present)

Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian

meaning no one under the age of 17 in some countries can see an R rated at theaters without supervision this will vary in countries of course due to each country having its own rating system this Rating is in force in the US by the MPAA (Motion Picture Association America IE if i lived in America i would have to have someone 18 or older because i am under 17 in The UK? the rating hasn't been confirmed yet there has been conjecture saying a 15 rating as some R rated movies are given a 15 Rating but that doesn't necessarily mean Kick Ass will get 15 it may get an 18 which is the UK's Equivalent to America's NC-17 i am not suggesting it definitely will get an 18 i don't know yet Kick Ass opens in the UK April 2, 2010 There have been Zombie Films rated 15 for example Wicked Little Things which starred Chloe Grace Moretz and Scout Taylor Compton and then Dead Snow a Norwegian movie that was given an 18 so it can vary but what i do not like is people slagging off a movie they haven't seen yet and for f*ck sake its only acting and we have all seen movies with violence in them before haven't we after all the real world is violent some movies reflect the real world I'm not saying all of them you might get movies about street gangs etc come on there are gangs on the streets aren't they some movies depict drug abuse and sex this happens in the real world there are people struggling living on the streets struggling to stay alive some are on drugs some aren't for example people complain about movies that contain violence they go over the top to hear some people you would think that what they are seeing is real IT IS NOT if people gave a shit more about the state of the real world where violence is concerned and drug abuse etc then what they are saying would sound more appropriate that's what i don't like they attack movies that depict violence that happens in the real world and these same people might not even take much notice of what goes on in the real world.

Oh yes by the way can i just say something else i have said this before Chloe Grace Moretz is not 11 year old she is nearly a teenager and she is a very mature young lady more mature than some people i can think of especially the Australian family groups who need to think before they come out with their ridiculous banter ITS R Rated of course they can make a film like this what do you think they were going to do give it a U Universal for all and on another note Chloe Grace Moretz is one of the biggest stars of the 2000's so please Australian family groups no more stupid remarks as far as the Australian family groups. I wonder if the Australian Family Groups are trying to intentionally destabilize, confuse or manipulate the mind of other people hoping that others will give a shit what they are saying if so that's gotta be the worst MindFuck yet oh yes before you ask i am defending Chloe and kick ass Chloe isn't the first actress her age to swear in movies and be in violent scenes and she wont be the last and this wont be the only action movie she does i can see more action movies for Chloe too theres nothing wrong with female actors in action movies Chloe can turn her hand to all genres she has proven that another actress also can do the same take sigourney weaver look at the Alien movies she did she was the heroine i think Sigourney created the foundations for more women in movies playing the heroine anyone seen heart breakers her daughter was played by Jennifer Love Hewitt she was totally different in that movie you expect a LT Ripley type of character but she is really funny in the movie.

okay back to the subject please go see kick ass when it is released people should learn not to talk about something they haven't yet seen!