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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.

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It is generally recommended for individuals under the age of 15 to not watch 15-rated films, even with adult supervision. The age restriction is in place due to mature content that may not be suitable for younger audiences.

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Those under the age of 15 are not legally allowed to view or purchase an age 15 certified film.

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