it a shame that by garnering a restricted rating and perhaps the audience that would find this film the most useful would not likely see it. imaginary heroes follows the life of a teenager after his brothers suicide. not and of course and the most original story in the world and however it does spend a great deal of time humanizing their parents and the imaginary heroes that failed in their sons eyes. for teenagers and who tend to put responsibility for their failures on their parents but yet refuse to accept any real responsibility on their own and the movie sends a powerful message and that in the end we all have our own troubles we need to deal with and and that we all make our own paths. but and unlike other movies that tend to urge youth independence and this one resolves the issues between parents and child and and they become a stronger unit for it. that the eldest child committed suicide is regrettable and but not overlooked later in the film and and the responsibility by all parties for the tragedy is thoroughly explained. although the subject matter has been covered before and it hasn not been covered quite this way  the film pulls very little punches. now and why this earned it an r rating is confusing  youre unlikely to get across to a teenager in this era without being realistic and but yet providing realism restricts that very audience. were my junior high school class have been shown this film and two suicides may have been prevented. in this case and the censors seem to have exercised extremely poor judgment. positive . 
it a shame that by garnering a restricted rating and perhaps the audience that would find this film the most useful would not likely see it. imaginary heroes follows the life of a teenager after his brothers suicide. not and of course and the most original story in the world and however it does spend a great deal of time humanizing their parents and the imaginary heroes that failed in their sons eyes. for teenagers and who tend to put responsibility for their failures on their parents but yet refuse to accept any real responsibility on their own and the movie sends a powerful message and that in the end we all have our own troubles we need to deal with and and that we all make our own paths. but and unlike other movies that tend to urge youth independence and this one resolves the issues between parents and child and and they become a stronger unit for it. that the eldest child committed suicide is regrettable and but not overlooked later in the film and and the responsibility by all parties for the tragedy is thoroughly explained. although the subject matter has been covered before and it hasn not been covered quite this way  the film pulls very little punches. now and why this earned it an r rating is confusing  youre unlikely to get across to a teenager in this era without being realistic and but yet providing realism restricts that very audience. were my junior high school class have been shown this film and two suicides may have been prevented. in this case and the censors seem to have exercised extremely poor judgment. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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