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inscrutable rating based on age, but 3 objective ratings for SEX/NUDITY, VIOLENCE/GORE
& PROFANITY on a scale of 0 to 10. We also explain in detail why a
film rates high or low in a specific category, and we include instances of
SUBSTANCE USE, a list of DISCUSSION TOPICS that may elicit
questions from kids and MESSAGES the film conveys. Again, unlike the
MPAA, we do not make age-specific recommendations. Since our system is based on objective standards, not the viewer's age or
the artistic merits of a film, we enable adults to determine
whether a movie is appropriate for their children according to their
own criteria. As we never tire pointing out, we make no judgments about what
is good or bad or anything else. We do not "condemn," "critique" or
"criticize" movies. And we don't "praise" or "recommend" movies either...
The second James Bond outing with Daniel Craig picks
up where "Casino Royale" ended: Bond tries to uncover
the mysterious organization that controls
international crime, and runs afoul... [1:45 - PG-13]
A hypochondriac, depressive theater director (Philip
Seymour Hoffman) finds himself alone after his wife
(Catherine Keener) has left him to find fame in
Europe, taking their... [2:04 - R]
Two energy drink salesmen (Seann William Scott and
Paul Rudd) try to flee the scene after they crash
their truck, but a judge sentences them to 150 hours
of community service... [1:35 - R]
Sequel to the 2005 animated feature about a lion, a
zebra, a hippopotamus and a giraffe who escape the
Central Park Zoo in New York City and end up on the
island of Madagascar... [1:29 - PG]
Two estranged friends and musical group partners
(Samuel L. Jackson and Bernie Mac) are brought
together for a tribute to the late lead singer in
their group. One has dreams of making... [1:40 - R]
Holocaust drama about the eight-year-old son (Asa
Butterfield) of a Nazi concentration camp commander,
who ventures into the woods behind his home where he
meets a boy... [1:33 - PG-13]
A young woman (Haley Bennett) on the eve of her 18th
birthday suffers from painful memories of her mother
trying to kill her. Struggling to try to make sense of
her past, she and her father...
[1:26 - PG-13]
Two friends (Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks) have had
a platonic relationship since childhood and are now
roommates down on their luck. Mounting bills convince
them that the easiest...
[1:41 - R]
Based on a true story: In the late 1920s a woman
(Angelina Jolie) whose 9-year-old son had disappeared,
will not stop searching for him and her tenacity leads
her to a court fight against... [2:21 -
R]
The teens from the "High School Musical" TV movies
graduate to the big screen, where they are also
graduating from high school and need to make choices
about the direction their lives... [1:40 - G]
The grizzly self-inflicted death game run by "Jigsaw"
continues in this fifth installment, which consists of
many flashbacks and points to evidence that there may
be a new gamester taking over...
[1:32 - R]
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