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Originally Posted by tomdkat
I disagree since the adult being present means the responsibility is on the adult to deal with the affects the movie content has on the kid. The fact that an adult must be present doesn't mean the content in the movie is "kid friendly".
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That's just quibbling. If it were not kid-worthy, it would be nc-17 and no kids could watch it, period. Bottom line is that there is a rating for movies that no kids are allowed to watch, and seeing that any movie that doesn't have that rating is allowable, means that it's okay with supervision. Even PG has the notation of Parental Guidance, and all of them are kid friendly.
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Besides, the rating doesn't directly relate to the quality of the film. My point is I've seen good movies that are "kid friendly" (e.g. Finding Nemo, Toy Story, etc) and some that aren't (e.g. The Departed, Closer, etc).
Peace...
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Completely agree. I was just responding to efstar, and how he said all the movies are made for kids.