Surely Mums check the rating of movies before deciding whether or not to take their child with them. I imagine that a lot of Mums who take advantage of this offer usually have babies young enough to not be impacted by the choice of movie.

Probably not the wisest move. Oh dear.

Totally inappropriate – someone not thinking ahead with this one.

I have the same issue when watching something on TV that is during a time that children can watch the TV and the add for this movie comes on. I try to ‘flick’ the channel to another channel. Of course, there are times they see these add’s when I am not there and cannot ‘flick’ the channel.

I agree not appropriate, but where is the parental responsibility here by stepping up and not taking their children to see it too? Honestly, we need to stop blaming everyone else for things which are OUR OWN responsibilities. Raising it as an issue with Hoyts however is very appropriate.

I think the same. Not appropriate at all. And I really question Hoyts Australia’s choice!

Its 100% not appropriate for a child age 5. But I always assumed the only people who went to these sessions were mums with babies too young to have a clue what’s going on?