Putting aside the actual differences between that and this, I guess I don't think that should be required by the state either. If an individual theater wants t

Putting aside the actual differences between that and this, I guess I don't think that should be required by the state either. If an individual theater wants to do it, sure, but I don't agree with the state requiring it. There's something sort of hypocritical about wanting to give parents more control over decisions about their children while simultaneously taking it away. If I have a mature child who wants to see an acclaimed art film that is R rated for whatever reason, why shouldn't I be able to make that decision? What's the next step? Verification on blu-ray players?