If you saw a bunch of teenagers sneak into a Rated R movie, Would you say something?

Question

So lets say its a friday night and its busy at the theatre. You see a 4 kids around 14 or 15 years old who you saw buy tickets to High school musical, (you were right behind them when they bought it) and you were going to purchase a ticket to see SAW 5. You see the kids take their tickets and quickly run into the SAW 5 theatre, and they are a row infront of you.

Would you say something to a staff? Or would you leave it be?

Answer 1

I'd leave it alone unless they started being annoying (i.e. talking to each other or on cell phones, etc.)



Edit: Haha, looks like Deej and I think alike

Answer 2

Hahahaha.



High School Musical....Saw 5....opening on the same night. I find that just priceless.



Well, I wouldn't tell anyone. I mean, they're 14 and 15, and if they don't see it in theaters, they'll probably rent the UNRATED version the day it comes out in Walmart. It's not a big deal, in my opinion. Teenagers being teenagers.



So, if you've got a guilty conscience about not turning these kids in...It's okay! Don't be so hard on yourself. The only people who would've turned them in would be the elderly thinking that today's kids are corrupted or what not. This stuff happens every Friday night, so...nothing new.

Answer 3

If they started to get annoying I would certainly inform the staff. I'm sorry but most teenagers think they're so awesome when they shout out random stuff in the middle of a movie. It's stupid. They should take their parents money somewhere else where they can be loud and immature...lol

Answer 4

Let it be. I would be more concerned that they bought tickets to High School Musical and went to see it. Who were they kidding? Isn't that for 10 year old girls?

Answer 5

If they were quiet and actually watching the movie, I wouldn't care. If they were being loud and obnoxious, I'd complain.

Answer 6

no its fine that movie was nothing worse then you could find on the internet