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10 year old watching a 12A movie?

Hey guys I want to take my kid brother who's 10 years old to the cinema to watch the new DBZ movie which is rated 12A and i'm 17 years old. Am I allowed to accompany him or do we need a person who's over 18?

I hope someone can answer this. Thanks.

Reply 1

domonict

You are not an adult.

Therefore although the 10 year old could go with an adult, you cannot stand in for one.

Reply 2

driftawaay

Would they actually check ID's....?

Reply 3

dean01234

You would most probably get away with it, especially if you don't look younger, but if they did pull you up on it you would be in the wrong and they might not let you in.

Reply 4

Montypower

Original post by domonict

You are not an adult.

Therefore although the 10 year old could go with an adult, you cannot stand in for one.

Damnit, but what If an adult (myparents) come with us and tell the people at the counter that they give permission for their son to go. Will that be ok?

Reply 5

Montypower

Original post by dean01234

You would most probably get away with it, especially if you don't look younger, but if they did pull you up on it you would be in the wrong and they might not let you in.

I'm 17 but I look like i'm 20 so should I just go and pay for the adult ticket or show them my ID and tell them i'm 17?
They always think I'm an adult anyways.

Reply 6

Montypower

Original post by driftawaay

Would they actually check ID's....?

I might show them my ID to get the cheaper ticket. But I look like an adult anyways, I look like i'm 20 XD.

Reply 7

zyzzyspirit

He'll be emotionally scarred, don't do it man.

Reply 8

Cate1976

Does it say what the age is on the website for the cinema? Other option would be to ring and ask them.

Reply 9

the bear

they have these rules for a reason :yep:

will you be able to live with yourself if it all goes wrong ?

Reply 10

DannyDualscar

Original post by driftawaay

Would they actually check ID's....?

i get id'd constantly for 15s and im 18 years old rip

Reply 11

Montypower

Original post by zyzzyspirit

He'll be emotionally scarred, don't do it man.

lol dude it's only a cartoon that has a few fight scenes thats why it's 12 and over. I don't think he'll be emotionally scarred. He told me he wanted to see it since its like a sequel to another movie.

Reply 12

Montypower

Original post by the bear

they have these rules for a reason :yep:

will you be able to live with yourself if it all goes wrong ?

I was asking what the rules were, If I'm not allowed to do it then I won't do it. But I mean seriously i'm asking so nothing goes wrong.

Reply 13

kkboyk

Original post by Montypower

Yes you can take him, and they will hardly ask for iD as long as they look old enough.

Reply 14

Montypower

Original post by kkboyk

Yes you can take him, and they will hardly ask for iD as long as they look old enough.

alright thanks. but we're probably going with the family now.

Reply 15

abc:)

Original post by Montypower

They won't pay any attention. They will assume either that your brother is 12 or that you are 18, or both. If they ask, tell them you are 18. No biggie. If you're really worried get your tickets online or from a machine at the cinema, the only person who will check is the one who tears it when you go in.