If you attempted to see the movie at a public location such as the cinema, or if you watched it at a friends house without your parents consent, you have broken the law.
Cinemas have the legal right to ban anybody from the premises if they try to gain access to a movie while underage.
While with your own parents is a different story. Although it's "not advised", some cinemas allow underage viewers as long as they are accompanied by a biologically-related adult. You will have to contact the cinema directly to ask what their polices are on the matter.
Not legally. In fact, doing so could lead to criminal charges being filed against the Adult.
yes, if you are an adult
No you cant , well I couldn't anyway ..
The film One Day is rated PG-13 but, no I do not think it is appropriate, even for mature 14 year olds.
No, you have to be 18. In most places you have to have i.d
It depends, if you as a responible adult allow it, then it' s fine.
That is a decision for the adult accompanying them, it's R rated.
You must be at least 18 years old to legally participate in the adult film industry.
Yes, R rated movies require an adult to accompany minors under 17.
In most countries, a 12-year-old can attend a film rated 15 if accompanied by an adult, but this policy can vary by cinema and location. Some cinemas may enforce age restrictions strictly, while others may allow flexibility. It's best to check the specific cinema's policy regarding age ratings and supervision.
As long as a parent approves and watches with the young adult.
'G'. Parents would have to approve 'PG', 'PG-13' or 'R'.