Dirty Interpretations of CC Levels

[pillowpc2001]

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if something violent is happening in the movie and the kid is asking questions and/or is scared, the parent can tell them "don't worry, it's just pretend".

Somehow I doubt that would make The Silence Of The Lambs or Saving Private Ryan any more bearable, given how much they ring true

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Well, most parents probably wouldn't let their young children see those anyway... But yeah, I realize telling them it's just pretend probably won't make them instantly feel better... Perhaps that case in my previous post wasn't a good example, but maybe my original point would explain why many people (and the MPAA) might be more accepting of violence in movies then they are nudity and strong profanity...