Matrix PG-13???

What's funny is the OP (who stated they were 16 in 2001)... would now be able to purchase anything they wanted because they would now be 34 years old!

Do people who sell DVDs in stores though, really actually look at the rating before selling it to a kid? I was able to by 18A rated movies as long as it wasn't a video store, but if it was Wal-Mart or something like that, they didn't care. Is it the same way in the US?

I don't know about DVDs because I rarely buy movies from Walmart, (except sometimes on Black Friday when they're super cheap), but I know that Walmart requires ID for some items that can only be purchased by adults. I've been asked for ID when buying some medicine, and I don't buy alcohol, but I know they ask for ID when buying beer too.

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A few times I was asked at Target and at ShopRite what my birth date was (because I was buying NyQuil which has alcohol in it). The first time it happened I thought I won a prize or something because they were asking my birthday at the checkout counter!

Keep it under yer titfer but...

It's got an M15+ in Australia, which is pretty much our version of PG-13 that is broad enough to include some of the lighter R-rated movies like The Breakfast Club or whatever else seems like it doesn't *quite* deserve an R rating.

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