Rated R

A R film trailer seduces young Joe. He is determined to see it against mother opposition. And the plan works more than well. Or, more, exactly, crowned by a great final.

But the virtue of film is to remind sensitive subjects in gentle - precise manner.

To remind the wishes and methods to win of children. And to give fair bitter drop to, at first sight, easy comedy about a boy, his mother and a film inspired by Terminator.

Each ingredient makes Rated R more than the expected nice short film, being, in some measure, a kick to reflection . In this game of R film versus soft animation, the intention of mother to protect his son by violence and the young youth as a form of shield against trauma , the moral is just fair constructed, with some wisdom.

Not exactly a soft comedy - for themes first- but nice for smart exploration of the wish of an eight years old boy, the opposition of his mother, his efficient solution using one of her habits and the victory more than cool than he can expect.

Few crumbs matters , for adults, more than entire story, from frustrations of a looser and his radical reaction but, in same measure, last noble gesture, to pedophilia as risk for children in public places.

A seductive short film especially for admirable performance of young Kue Lawrence and for the conclusion of Joe about first R film who he see. So, provocative and clever crafted.