It’s Friday night, and you’re ready to have some fun. You call all of your friends, make the pans, and you’re off. Your choice– a nice movie to watch and enjoy. After reaching your destination, getting dropped off, and saying goodbye to your parents, you go to the ticket sale counter. “I would like to order (number of people with you) to (movie or your choice),” you say. “Sorry, but that movies …showed first 75 words of 748 total…

…showed last 75 words of 748 total…yea right– the MPAA is breaking that statement by being timid and cowardly by not letting teens see any movie we want. Eventually we’ll see it anyways, and restricting us from seeing them just makes us want to see them even more. It’s supposed to be an attempt to make the right movies available to the right audiences. But this attempt is only giving teens across America a case of the Big-Screen Blues.