Anyone gonna see this movie? Since it's written by Tina Fey, it's obviously gonna kick ass...she's hilarious. I think it looks really good :nod:

I am, the previews look great.


:wave:

Originally posted by *A TV People*
Anyone gonna see this movie? Since it's written by Tina Fey, it's obviously gonna kick ass...she's hilarious. I think it looks really good :nod:


I didn't know it was written by Tina Fey! Then yeah, I'm gonna go see it

I'm gonna see it to.

fo sho

I was thinking of seeing it, I dont know.

I'll prolly go see it. Looks good.:p

If i have time i might, looks pretty good

Yea, I wanna see that movie

Lindsay Lohan is a great actress in the movie. She starred in her first non-Disney movie "Mean Girls" for Paramount. She recently starred in Disney's "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen".:)

Originally posted by BrooklynGuy78
Lindsay Lohan is a great actress in the movie. She starred in her first non-Disney movie "Mean Girls" for Paramount. She recently starred in Disney's "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen".:) Lindsay is a good actress, thank God she isn't doing some Disney crap for a change.

I went to high school with one of the mean girls. amanda her name is. she was a senior and i was a freshman. she finished school last year. she also dated my friends brother, i've heard stories about her from him.

My g/f and I seen a sneak preview the other day, I was kind of surprised to see how great it looks. Now I can't wait to see it! LOL!

This movie has the potential to make Lindsay a huge star.

I'll probably see it eventually. My best friend works at a video store, and can rent movies for free.

Yeah, I saw the previews. It looks really good. I wanna go see it.:D

I want to see it. If not in the theatres, then on DVD when it comes out. It brings back memories of high school and jr. high for me because girls are really like that in real life, unfortunately.

We watched it in my film class yesterday and yeah it was pretty bad. We actually turned it off because none of us could take it anymore. Lindsay needs to start picking better parts. The only decent things she's done are Freaky Friday and The Parent Trap.

I just saw it today and I thought it kicked ass :rock: :D

Originally posted by *A TV People*
Anyone gonna see this movie? Since it's written by Tina Fey, it's obviously gonna kick ass...she's hilarious. I think it looks really good :nod:

It looks like a great movie, but unfortanly my parents won't let me and my sisters see it because it's rated PG-13. I will be 13 on June 22, but I still think it's unfair because I think I'm mature enough to watch that movie. My parents think even a 13 year old shouldn't watch that movie.
It's just so unfair! Now I have to wait probably more than two years to watch this GREAT movie. I hate it!
Are any other parents like that?

Originally posted by Rurry007
I was thinking of seeing it, I dont know.

Hey NO FAIR! You're younger than me, and you get to go see it.
I'm MAD!! I'm not mad you, I'm mad at my parents!

I saw it yesterday. It was pretty good. :p

Originally posted by MaydayMalonesGirl
I saw it yesterday. It was pretty good. :p

My parents won't take me to see it because they cuss, they drink, and they have sexual content. How much did they do all that?
What sexual things did they do? I know they kiss....that's not bad. I don't really understand why I can't go see it.

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
My parents won't take me to see it because they cuss, they drink, and they have sexual content. How much did they do all that?
What sexual things did they do? I know they kiss....that's not bad. I don't really understand why I can't go see it. Some of the words were pretty bad, and a girl and her friend were making out in bed together...and a few dirty jokes. It wasn't horrible.

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
It looks like a great movie, but unfortanly my parents won't let me and my sisters see it because it's rated PG-13. I will be 13 on June 22, but I still think it's unfair because I think I'm mature enough to watch that movie. My parents think even a 13 year old shouldn't watch that movie.
It's just so unfair! Now I have to wait probably more than two years to watch this GREAT movie. I hate it!
Are any other parents like that? Nah. I watched things like that even younger than 12. :lol:

Originally posted by *A TV People*
Nah. I watched things like that even younger than 12. :lol:

My parents said it's bad to put those things in your mind. I don't agree, because some people like me just don't think about bad stuff.

I saw it saturday it was pretty good. I give it ***/****. it was really funny but i felt that the ending was just a little much. like if that actually happened, i don't think people are that forgiving. its hard to say. also the bus scene was a little much. like, when i saw that i was like 'what the heck does that have anything to do with anything?" it was funny and surprising though. i still liked it alot though. my 4th favorite movie so far this year.

and the worse thing that happened i guess was some drinking/drunk people, a few bad words & making out that would lead to sex. its hard to say if a 12 year old is old enough. im sure it is because i remember seeing some pretty mature stuff earlier than that and when i was 12 i saw Bring It On. Some parents will know if you're ready or not. I remember at 13 I was obsessed with American Pie & Scary Movie and those movies were pretty racy so i understand now why my parents didn't want me to see those movies (but i did anyway) but now im 16 and i can watch whatever i want. my mom took me to see the girl next door, which by the way is my favorite movie so far this year but i don't think anyone under 15 should see. its a bit much.

I saw that on Saturday and I LOVED it, it was really good.

FullHouseFan8795, I wasn't allowed to watch anything PG-13 till I was 12 and a half...my parents were tough too, but *shrugs*

If you wanna see it that bad say you're going to another movie and then go see Mean Girls instead.

I want to see it to.

I saw mean Girls; I was one of the oldest person at the movie theatre:lol:

Wow... this movie was WAY BETTER than I expected. I thought it was going to be nothing but stupid yet funny girl catfights, but "Mean Girls" actually ends up being a film with substance, it makes a very good points from beginning to end.

Lindsay Lohan shouldn't allow this new ounce of "credibility" slip away. She should quit those dumb Disney movies she is working on... "Mean Girls" took her to another level.

I was also surprised by the PG-13 rating the movie received, at first I though it was going to be a very lenient PG-13 film, that received the rating for stupid reasons (just like "Crossroads,") but this film was BORDERLINE PG-13. If I was the one rating the movie, I would of given "Mean Girls" an R.

BTW, "Mean Girls" is definately in my top 10 list for best teen movies ever.

Yes this movie is R-rated material.

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
Hey NO FAIR! You're younger than me, and you get to go see it.
I'm MAD!! I'm not mad you, I'm mad at my parents!

Dont worry FullHouse fan, im not seeing it because I heard it was bad.

Originally posted by Rurry007
Dont worry FullHouse fan, im not seeing it because I heard it was bad.

How can you say that it was definitely R rated material and then say that you haven't even seen it?


I didn't really think it was that bad for a PG-13 movie, I've seen worse

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
How can you say that it was definitely R rated material and then say that you haven't even seen it?


I didn't really think it was that bad for a PG-13 movie, I've seen worse

My friend told me about it, and I have read these posts and it seems bad.

Originally posted by Rurry007
My friend told me about it, and I have read these posts and it seems bad. You'd be suprised. The previews don't give it justice. Everyone I know who's seen it really liked it.

Originally posted by *A TV People*
You'd be suprised. The previews don't give it justice. Everyone I know who's seen it really liked it.

Actully I ment bad like inapproprite, but my friend also said it was horrible. But shes the only one I know who didnt like it.

Originally posted by Rurry007
Actully I ment bad like inapproprite, but my friend also said it was horrible. But shes the only one I know who didnt like it. I actually don't think it was that bad in that sense either. But eh, different strokes for different folkes.

I just had to use that line :rotflmao: :lookaroun

it was funny one of my friends went to see it last weekend and they got called plastics as they got in their car since they apparetly have the same car as the girls in the movie, but neway anyone who has seen it said it was wicked good and I cant wait to see it one saturday:)

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Originally posted by Rurry007
Actully I ment bad like inapproprite, but my friend also said it was horrible. But shes the only one I know who didnt like it.

Are you just bitter because the "New York Minute" reviews aren't as good as those for "Mean Girls"?

Originally posted by *A TV People*
I actually don't think it was that bad in that sense either. But eh, different strokes for different folkes.

I just had to use that line :rotflmao: :lookaroun :lol:

Originally posted by SBTB Geek
Are you just bitter because the "New York Minute" reviews aren't as good as those for "Mean Girls"?

New York Minute didnt even come out yet! And im not bitter, I just dont want to see it. My friend said it was bad, not me.

Originally posted by Rurry007
New York Minute didnt even come out yet!

So? Movies get advanced viewings for critics and most of the reviews for New York Minute were negative. Whereas Mean Girls got great reviews for what it was. How old are you seriously? 10?

IMO, it seems like a REALLY good, interesting movie that would relate to be alot because sometimes people are mean to me at school and steal my crush...but then I hate him because he starts to not like me very much.
Stuff like that.....(I'm not saing that happened in the movie, though)

Originally posted by Rurry007
New York Minute didnt even come out yet! And im not bitter, I just dont want to see it. My friend said it was bad, not me. So how do you know then there, buddy? You havn't seen it...and if you did, you'd probably like it. It's not teeny bopper crap, it's really good and has a message. :nod:

I dont really like those types of movies.

Originally posted by Rurry007
I dont really like those types of movies. You havn't even seen it. :lol:

Originally posted by *A TV People*
You havn't even seen it. :lol:

LOL! Exactly!

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
Hey NO FAIR! You're younger than me, and you get to go see it.
I'm MAD!! I'm not mad you, I'm mad at my parents!
Different parents have different rules, get over it.

Originally posted by safety pin
Different parents have different rules, get over it.

*sighs* I know, you're right.

Why is everyone making fun of me? :(

Originally posted by Rurry007
Why is everyone making fun of me? :(

I'm not. I guess everyone else is making fun of you because you don't wanna go see it just because it has some bad stuff in it. But oh well, that's just what you think, it's ok.

Originally posted by Rurry007
Why is everyone making fun of me? :( I know I wasn't...just proving my point. :)

Originally posted by *A TV People*
Anyone gonna see this movie? Since it's written by Tina Fey, it's obviously gonna kick ass...she's hilarious. I think it looks really good :nod:

yea i'm gonna see it it looks good

"I'm so psychic.. its like i have ESPN or something" haha

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
I saw that on Saturday and I LOVED it, it was really good.

FullHouseFan8795, I wasn't allowed to watch anything PG-13 till I was 12 and a half...my parents were tough too, but *shrugs*

If you wanna see it that bad say you're going to another movie and then go see Mean Girls instead.

i watched PG-13 movies when i was like 8 lol.. my mom just thought i was mature i guess

Originally posted by xOxMizzBrodyxOx
i watched PG-13 movies when i was like 8 lol.. my mom just thought i was mature i guess

I was mature when I was 8 too. I guess they just don't want me seeing bad stuff. But who cares?! I'm not gonna die from seeing something bad on TV.
I don't know why they care about it so much.

But I hope my parents will let me see in when I turn 13. That's in about a month now.

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
I was mature when I was 8 too. I guess they just don't want me seeing bad stuff. But who cares?! I'm not gonna die from seeing something bad on TV.
I don't know they care about it so much.

But I hope my parents will let me see in when I turn 13. That's in about a month now.

yea. my parents r very easygoing, take the oc for example, its rated tvpg and my sister shes 14, my mom, and me i'm 16 almost 17 watch it and my mom loves it and my cousins are 12, 13, and 15 and they watch it too and their mom watches it too and my friends little sister isn't allowed to watch it shes 11 but every parent has different rules. but yea, i'm gonna go see mean girls. i'm grounded this weekend and next weekend i'm gonna see 13 going on 30 but maybe for my friends 17th b-day we'll go :)

OMG!! Guess what?!
I'm so mad because my Mom said I probably won't be able to go see that movie even when I'm 13! She said she still doesn't want me to see bad stuff.
GOD, THAT IS SO ANNOYING!!!!
I'm not trying to act crazy, but I'm just losing my mind!! I'm so mad!!!!!!!! I think I'm gonna blow up!

Anyone else have parents that don't let you watch a PG-13 movie until you're out of the house? My parents said no matter how old you are you still shouldn't see bad stuff.
OK, like has anyone heard something as werid as that?

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
OMG!! Guess what?!
I'm so mad because my Mom said I probably won't be able to go see that movie even when I'm 13! She said she still doesn't want me to see bad stuff.
GOD, THAT IS SO ANNOYING!!!!
I'm not trying to act crazy, but I'm just losing my mind!! I'm so mad!!!!!!!! I think I'm gonna blow up!

Anyone else have parents that don't let you watch a PG-13 movie until you're out of the house? My parents said no matter how old you are you still shouldn't see bad stuff.
OK, like has anyone heard something as werid as that?

whoa thats weird! :(

Originally posted by xOxMizzBrodyxOx
whoa thats weird! :(

I know. They keep saying diffrent things.

My parents didn't want me watching "The Ring" but when me and my sisters went to my cousins house, we got to watch it because their Mom let us :)

And I wasn't really scared of that movie, but it was a little scary when the mean little girl climbed out of the TV.
But the movie said the "f" word alot, and my parents would HATE for us to hear that. But oh well, I don't cuss ever.

So my point is, I'll probably wait until it is relased, then my cousin will buy it, then I'll go to her house and we'll hopefully get to watch it.
I know it is a really long time until it comes out because it just got out in theaters 8 days ago.

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
OMG!! Guess what?!
I'm so mad because my Mom said I probably won't be able to go see that movie even when I'm 13! She said she still doesn't want me to see bad stuff.
GOD, THAT IS SO ANNOYING!!!!
I'm not trying to act crazy, but I'm just losing my mind!! I'm so mad!!!!!!!! I think I'm gonna blow up!

Anyone else have parents that don't let you watch a PG-13 movie until you're out of the house? My parents said no matter how old you are you still shouldn't see bad stuff.
OK, like has anyone heard something as werid as that?

That does suck. The one awesome thing about my parents is that they aren't strict about that kind of thing. I snuck into 8 Mile when I was only 11, and my parents thought it was funny. [I bought tickets for Sweet Home Alabama and went to 8 Mile instead] My parents cuss and drink when I'm around... I always grew up in a very laid back environment.

*sigh*
I know I won't be able to see "Mean Girls" for quite a while, but I will someday. I don't know when it is, but I will someday.
But the sooner, the better!

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
I know. They keep saying diffrent things.

My parents didn't want me watching "The Ring" but when me and my sisters went to my cousins house, we got to watch it because their Mom let us :)

And I wasn't really scared of that movie, but it was a little scary when the mean little girl climbed out of the TV.
But the movie said the "f" word alot, and my parents would HATE for us to hear that. But oh well, I don't cuss ever.

So my point is, I'll probably wait until it is relased, then my cousin will buy it, then I'll go to her house and we'll hopefully get to watch it.
I know it is a really long time until it comes out because it just got out in theaters 8 days ago.

The Ring said the f word a lot?? No it didn't...it was PG-13...the most they can get away with is like 2 times...I don't even remember them saying it once.

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
The Ring said the f word a lot?? No it didn't...it was PG-13...the most they can get away with is like 2 times...I don't even remember them saying it once.

They didin't say it ALOT, they just said it a few times.
They also said some other bad words, but it's no big deal.

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
They didin't say it ALOT, they just said it a few times.
They also said some other bad words, but it's no big deal.

haha yea, i never really pick up on the cussing in that movie, mainly b/c i'm cussing more then they are whenever i watch it, that movie freaks the crap outta me for some reason

thats weird, I have pretty much always been able to see PG-13 movies, like I saw rated R ones when I was little, like I saw Speed in the threaters and I was in like 2nd grade, but I really didnt start renting R movies till middle school, which wasn't like a big deal


but mean girls was a good movie!! goo seee it

Originally posted by Swimfan85
thats weird, I have pretty much always been able to see PG-13 movies, like I saw rated R ones when I was little, like I saw Speed in the threaters and I was in like 2nd grade, but I really didnt start renting R movies till middle school, which wasn't like a big deal


but mean girls was a good movie!! goo seee it

My parents let me see PG-13 and im only 11, (althought Ill be 12 on June 2nd!) but I cant see R rated movies.

Originally posted by Rurry007
My parents let me see PG-13 and im only 11, (althought Ill be 12 on June 2nd!) but I cant see R rated movies.

No fair! There are so many people I'm jealous of that get to watch PG 13 and R movies. You're soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo lucky because you can go see mean girls and I can't!
You really should go see it, but if you don't want to, that's fine. It's your decision.

And I'll be 13 on June 22 and I won't even be able to watch very many PG 13 movies (including "Mean Girls") or even one R movie then.

OK, tell me if you think this is weird.
My parents say they might take me to "The Passion of Christ" some day soon (which is very viloent), and they won't let me go see "Mean Girls". Very strange, huh?

And anyone that GETS or HAS seen "Mean Girls" is very lucky! Hopefully, you realize how lucky you are.

anyone immature enough to post "soooooo...."
is mature enough to watch anything.

i'm gonna b 13 next week and my parents ownt lemme see mean girls! and, they wont let me see XXX hardcore porn either! even when i'm 17! soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo unfair!

Fine, make fun of me!

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
No fair! There are so many people I'm jealous of that get to watch PG 13 and R movies. You're soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo lucky because you can go see mean girls and I can't!
You really should go see it, but if you don't want to, that's fine. It's your decision.

And I'll be 13 on June 22 and I won't even be able to watch very many PG 13 movies (including "Mean Girls") or even one R movie then.

OK, tell me if you think this is weird.
My parents say they might take me to "The Passion of Christ" some day soon (which is very viloent), and they won't let me go see "Mean Girls". Very strange, huh?

And anyone that GETS or HAS seen "Mean Girls" is very lucky! Hopefully, you realize how lucky you are.

U get tosee passion of christ? my parents said No.

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
Fine, make fun of me!
I have reported SafteyPin to a moderator. The people on this Mean Girls board were being very rude to both of us.

Given the context of her post, I don't think there is any problem. It was really made in jest and not to cause trouble. If the post was threatening, abusive, or anything of the sort, then it would be something else. No smoking gun, sorry.

Originally posted by Brian
Given the context of her post, I don't think there is any problem. It was really made in jest and not to cause trouble. If the post was threatening, abusive, or anything of the sort, then it would be something else. No smoking gun, sorry.

She wasn't joking.
I'm pretty sure she was mocking me in a mean way.
And barswars88 was calling me immature.

Oh well, I'll just let it go.

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Originally posted by Brian
If you see any post that fits the below criteria, report it. This can be found at the screen after you click the register button.

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What agree button? I didn't see it in the report page.

But what does obscene mean?

From dictionary.com

Offensive to accepted standards of decency or modesty.
Inciting lustful feelings; lewd.
Repulsive; disgusting


I think we should get back on topic.

Originally posted by Brian

I think we should get back on topic.

You're right.


So...um, for those of you that have seen the movie, what is it really about?

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
You're right.


So...um, for those of you that have seen the movie, what is it really about?

how mean girls are...lol the titles pretty self explanatory...girls are bitches, I've been getting so many more guy friends now that I'm in high school, mainly b/c girls can be so vicious

Originally posted by Ewan's My Man
how mean girls are...lol the titles pretty self explanatory...girls are bitches, I've been getting so many more guy friends now that I'm in high school, mainly b/c girls can be so vicious

Yeah, girls at my middle school can be little devils!

If anyone cares... "Mean Girls" still remains as the #1 comedy, and #1 teen movie in its second week despite tough competition. Lindsay's film managed to bring in $14 million, bringing the entire "Mean Girls" gross to, $42,073,762.

In other movie news, "Van Helsing" managed to bring in $51,748,040 in it's first week. Despite the recent overhaul of promotion after the success of "Mean Girls," Warner Bros. still considered Mary-Kate and Ashley's, "New York Minute" a disappointment after only bringing in $6.2 million ("Mean Girls" brought in $24,432,195 it's first week.)

Here is the rest of the box office chart...

1. "Van Helsing," Universal, $51,748,040, 3,575 locations, $14,475 average, $51,748,040, one week.

2. "Mean Girls," Paramount, $13,676,552, 2,972 locations, $4,602 average, $42,073,762, two weeks.

3. "Man On Fire," Fox, $8,235,535, 2,846 locations, $2,894 average, $56,350,858, three weeks.

4. "New York Minute," Warner Bros., $5,962,106, 3,006 locations, $1,983 average, $5,962,106, one week.

5. "13 Going On 30," Sony, $5,816,841, 3,158 locations, $1,842 average, $42,880,123, three weeks.

6. "Laws of Attraction," New Line, $3,678,133, 2,449 locations, $1,502 average, $12,091,749, two weeks.

7. "Kill Bill Vol.2," Miramax, $3,022,006, 1,952 locations, $1,548 average, $57,791,775, four weeks.

8. "Godsend," Lions Gate, $2,793,785, 2,323 locations, $1,203 average, $11,366,944, two weeks.

9. "Envy," DreamWorks, $2,506,209, 2,445 locations, $1,025 average, $9,967,996, two weeks.

10. "Home On the Range," Disney, $1,253,738, 1,356 locations, $925 average, $47,260,250, six weeks.

11. "The Punisher," Lionsgate, $1,136,409, 1,435 locations, $792 average, $32,081,125, four weeks.

12. "Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed," Warner Bros., $1,009,389, 1,309 locations, $771 average, $81,038,467, seven weeks.

13. "Johnson Family Vacation," Fox Searchlight, $1,006,728, 818 locations, $1,231 average, $28,808,339, five weeks.

14. "Ella Enchanted," Miramax, $839,510, 1,450 locations, $579 average, $20,878,875, five weeks.

15. "The Passion of the Christ," Newmarket, $785,369, 1,423 locations, $552 average, $368,027,248, 11 weeks.

16. "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," Focus Features, $565,671, 339 locations, $1,669 average, $31,721,817, eight weeks.

17. "Hellboy," Sony, $548,357, 865 locations, $634 average, $58,576,484, six weeks.

18. "Walking Tall," MGM, $546,422, 878 locations, $622 average, $43,752,098, six weeks.

19. "Bobby Jones Stroke of Genius," Film Foundry, $528,528, 986 locations, $536 average, $2,191,499, two weeks.

20. "Super Size Me," Roadside, $516,641, 41 locations, $12,601 average, $516,641, one week.


Hopefully "Mean Girls" will stay in the top 5 after "Troy" opens.

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
She wasn't joking.
Speak for yourself. I WAS joking.

I have reported SafteyPin to a moderator. The people on this Mean Girls board were being very rude to both of us.
The least you could have done was tell me first. I wasn't trying to offend anyone and i'm sorry if i did.

Originally posted by safety pin
Speak for yourself. I WAS joking.


The least you could have done was tell me first. I wasn't trying to offend anyone and i'm sorry if i did.

Thats ok I understand. Nobodys perfect

[QUOTE]Originally posted by safety pin
[B]Speak for yourself. I WAS joking.)

Ok, sorry. I didn't know that.

I don't blame parents from stopping their kids to see a movie. I know I would. Although I consider myself really lucky. I know the first PG-13 movie I saw on my own was Bring It On, I think I was either in 6th or 7th grade.

I'm 16 now and I can see anything I want. My mom and I saw Girl Next Door together and we both really enjoyed it (it has alot of nudity & sexual relations in it) and Back in the 7th grade my parents would let me watch American Pie & Scary Movie. In 9th grade I saw my first rated R movie in theater-Terminator 3. I grew up watching shows like Married with Children when I was like 8. or PG-13/R movies when I was young like Jurassic Park, Christmas Vacation, Terminator etc...I always was allowed to see whatever for the most part. I can definately understand how parents are.

Me, I have a great love for movies & tv and I'm definately gonna keep up with what my kids are watching. (when i have kids) I want to introduce them into movies & tv shows when I think they are old enough.

I think you're just gonna have to deal with it until you can see it. Mean Girls isn't a big movie, Back when I was 13 I was dying to see American Pie & Scary Movie (far far worse than Mean Girls) and my parents and I made an agreement to watch it together & we did. Mean Girls is a good movie but you're not gonna be missing your life. I suggest you see something PG because there are some great PG movies you probably never even seen. You're just at that age that you wanna see anything you can.

Originally posted by LucyCompanyPhan
I'm 16 now...

Are you sure?

Originally posted by SBTB Geek
Are you sure?

what kind of question is that?. how can I not be sure? I do remember a birthday party for it.

Originally posted by SBTB Geek
Are you sure?
well that was uncalled for.

Um, no offense FullHouseFan8795, but you said you're mature enough to see mean girls, but whining about it isn't very mature in my book.

Originally posted by Mrs. Ducky
Um, no offense FullHouseFan8795, but you said you're mature enough to see mean girls, but whining about it isn't very mature in my book.

Ok, I guess you're right.
Sorry, about that. I'll try not to whine and complain so much on here.

Maybe I'll see Mean Girls with my older cousin. I guess it does seem like a good movie, but im not sure. Im still leaning on what I said before.

Originally posted by xOxMizzBrodyxOx
i watched PG-13 movies when i was like 8 lol.. my mom just thought i was mature i guess

Ive watched them since I was 10. Now im turning 12.

I saw the movie again with a bunch of my upperclassmen friends. They liked it. Its a really good movie. I give it a ***/****. I won't see it again until dvd. I'll probably buy it. I still think Tina Fey is the best part.

Originally posted by xOxMizzBrodyxOx
yea. my parents r very easygoing, take the oc for example, its rated tvpg and my sister shes 14, my mom, and me i'm 16 almost 17 watch it and my mom loves it and my cousins are 12, 13, and 15 and they watch it too and their mom watches it too and my friends little sister isn't allowed to watch it shes 11 but every parent has different rules. but yea, i'm gonna go see mean girls. i'm grounded this weekend and next weekend i'm gonna see 13 going on 30 but maybe for my friends 17th b-day we'll go :)

Really? Ive watched TV-PG shows since I was like 9.

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
No fair! There are so many people I'm jealous of that get to watch PG 13 and R movies. You're soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo lucky because you can go see mean girls and I can't!
You really should go see it, but if you don't want to, that's fine. It's your decision.

And I'll be 13 on June 22 and I won't even be able to watch very many PG 13 movies (including "Mean Girls") or even one R movie then.

OK, tell me if you think this is weird.
My parents say they might take me to "The Passion of Christ" some day soon (which is very viloent), and they won't let me go see "Mean Girls". Very strange, huh?

And anyone that GETS or HAS seen "Mean Girls" is very lucky! Hopefully, you realize how lucky you are.

Im not allowed to watch R rated movies, my mom said I cant watch them until im like 14.

My parents dont care about TV Ratings....

but as for movies, they never really had an age when i could or couldnt watch something.
ratings never really mattered to me, R or G.... as long as its good.

Saw it yesterday; as I said in another thread, I thought that I might be a little too old to see this movie but it was actually pretty enjoyable. My wife liked it and said she could relate to some of the things that took place in the movie. Some slapstick but overall it was worth the money. The girl that played Regina George will be 28 years old later this year, so I don't feel guilty about some of my thoughts. :happyface

Originally posted by Rurry007
Im not allowed to watch R rated movies, my mom said I cant watch them until im like 14.

I'm not allowed to watch R rated movies until I'm 18.

The only TV ratings my parents say I cant watch is TV-MA. And sometimes im not allowed to watch TV-14, but I watch TV-14 sometimes anyway.

Originally posted by Rurry007
The only TV ratings my parents say I cant watch is TV-MA.
i can't either and i've seen every episode of south park. :lol: i've been watching it since i was 12 and i'm very proud of myself for how well i've done not letting my dad know. he caught me watching it once last year but he just told me to change the channel. which is crap because it's for people 17+ (i'll be 15 in a month) and i was allowed to watch PG-13 when i was 8. and he took me and my brother to see metallica a few months ago knowing how much they swear and use the f-word although they don't do it as much any more because they have kids now... but yeah if i cant watch south park by the time im 15 then a) thats bull crap and b) i'll continue watching it anyway.

Originally posted by barwars
My parents dont care about TV Ratings....

but as for movies, they never really had an age when i could or couldnt watch something.
ratings never really mattered to me, R or G.... as long as its good.

My parents were kind of the same way. They will judge each film individually, and then determined if it was "ok" for me to watch. Most of the time they weren't too strict because they thought I was mature, the only time I remember being REALLY strict was when I wanted to go see "Pulp Fiction," but they refused to let me see it. I never had restrictions over watching PG-13 movies at all, though.

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
I'm not allowed to watch R rated movies until I'm 18.
if you can't watch R when you're 18 then how old do you have to be to watch NC-17?

Originally posted by safety pin
if you can't watch R when you're 18 then how old do you have to be to watch NC-17?

Either when I'm older or when I'm a little more mature.

Originally posted by safety pin
if you can't watch R when you're 18 then how old do you have to be to watch NC-17?

Technically, once you are 18, you can watch NC-17 movies, but I heard that theaters can easily change the age of admittance despite the ratings. Many theaters in L.A. won't allow anyone under 21 to watch "Young Adam" (which is NC-17,) and AMC theaters here were strict about "Mean Girls" (PG-13.)

Originally posted by SBTB Geek
Technically, once you are 18, you can watch NC-17 movies, but I heard that theaters can easily change the age of admittance despite the ratings. Many theaters in L.A. won't allow anyone under 21 to watch "Young Adam" (which is NC-17,) and AMC theaters here were strict about "Mean Girls" (PG-13.)

What's the movie "Young Adam" about?

Originally posted by *A TV People*
Anyone gonna see this movie? Since it's written by Tina Fey, it's obviously gonna kick ass...she's hilarious. I think it looks really good :nod:

I finally saw this movie last weekend. I loved it. It did remind me of my highschool days.