Oh, no question. It *should* be. But I presume that you've seen as many children in inappropriate movies as I have. My daughter was unusual in that was one of the few kids in her class who didn't get to go to "Jurassic World" because it was rated PG-13, and she's 7. Parents take kids to movies they shouldn't all the time, because the kids beg and beg, and eventually it's easier to give in.

I guess what's getting me is the combination of the various stars and official entities out on social media repeating over and over "it's not a movie for kids. Please don't bring your kids. If there's too many complaints from outraged parents it might jeopardize the sequel's green-light," and the advertising that make it look like a funny comic-book movie that you might be able to bring your 8 year old to because he/she's a huge fan. Yes, that would be a poor parenting decision. But they've also made it a bit of an "attractive menace" for parents.

If you're going to make a comic-based movie that comes with an R rating, embrace your R rating and structure your advertising to appeal to 18 year olds, not 8 year olds.