Do not take your kids to see this movie!


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Parents mistook "Buddy" for a children's movie and subsequently requested a refund!#Buddy
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:) 8-) ;( :D :( :O :P ;) :heart: :ermm: :angel: :angry: :alien: :blink: :blush: :cheerful: :devil: :dizzy: :getlost: :happy: :kissing: :ninja: :pinch: :pouty: :sick: :sideways: :silly: :sleeping: :unsure: :woot: :wassat:
3 +1 Northantsno1 2 hours ago

Surely the age rating was a give away ?

0 +1 MatchboxxCar 3 hours ago

Wuuuh, Stupendous!

5 +1 Quint_Beastwood 4 hours ago

Morons that didn't do any research on the film first.
But wants to yell at everyone else about why her kids saw what they saw.

1 +1 Zeitgeistist 4 hours ago

@Quint_Beastwood Right?
In 1986, after a boring day of high school, I felt like going to the cinema by myself. I was hankerin' for a Horror movie, so I smoked a joint in my car, then went in and bought a ticket for "Little Shop of Horrors." I did no research. Never heard of the Broadway play. It had "Horror" in the title, so what did I have to lose? Well, needless to say, I got up from my seat after 20 minutes of my mouth open in absolute confusion by what I was witnessing, then went to the ticket booth and explained myself. I then kindly asked for a refund and he cheerfully gave me one. Moral of the story, don't DEMAND a refund. Admit to your ignorance and ASK for one. It'll most likely go your way.

1 +1 davidm 1 hour ago

@Zeitgeistist Something similar happened to me when I went to see a Disney movie, but the sleeping beauty was an x-rated whore!

6 +1 Bellybutton 4 hours ago

My inlaws took us to a movie that we thought was about Richard Nixon……..Deepthroat!

2 +1 Jobby11227vvcf 4 hours ago

This reminds me of Southpark's first movie, I think in 1996 ish. Me and my friend standing in line at the theater, and there was more than a few kids and parents in line. And sure enough when the movie started a few minutes into it the parents were walking there kids out of the theater, we laughed so hard!

1 +1 howwonderfool 5 hours ago

A lame horror disguised as a children friendly movie is one thing, but dumb parents are another. The cinemas might be reposnsible IF that was not signaled as a horror, AND/OR letting the children in to watch that shite.

1 +1 QuartPlus8oz 5 hours ago

Depending on a certain origin of last names in the opening credits, Leonard Maltin will give it 5 stars in his review.