Make up own laws above Film and Publications board

On Sunday, we purchased tickets for Jurassic World 3D with a rating of PG10. Not once were we stopped or informed that we will be not allowed to enter because Nu Metro Clearwater is making their own laws and can over rule the laws set out by the Film and Publications Board (FPB) Act of 1996. According to the FPB PG10 means that, 10= not for children under age of 10, PG= Parental guidance recommended for YOUNGER viewers<br> Nu Metro Clearwater can prohibit the child with parental consent in the cases where the movie is ONLY intended for ADULTS in this case it wasn't. It however does not have the right to prohibit a child to watch a movie with a rating of PG10 while the mother and father is present with the child and gave consent to watch it with him. The Nu Metro Clearwater Mall staff was clearly overstepping their boundaries by over-ruling the parents' consent and laying to everyone about the law set out by the FPB. Nu Metro Clearwater ruined a birthday, ruined a child's dream to see his favourite movie franchise for no legal reason and humiliated us in front of everyone.<br> I have reported this to Nu Metro HQ twice, but they are too busy rewriting the FPB act to act on a complaint.