Could someone objectively tell me how much innuendo is in this movie? I was thinking about taking a couple of kids to a double feature and this one was of the movies. A few actors in it worry me though and the parental guide is not very descriptive. Any help would be appreciated.
shareit's a kids flick.
shareAbsolutley nothing innuendo(ish?). Unfortunately that's one of the reasons it was disappointing for me. Finding something funny that I know an 8 year old wouldn't get who's still laughing at a funny hamster/gerbil thing :)
shareyou might benefit from the website pluggedinonline.com
I think thats the url.
Go to google and type in Plugged In Online and you'll find it.
It is very discriptive on many movies, tv shows and music. It lists the amount of cruse words, sexual content, etc.
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kidsinmind.com is also very good for that purpose. I'm going to check this one out.
Edit: pluggedinonline.com summaries the content with spoilers. It actually uses the character names and the events. It really gives way too much info.
There is nothing huge in the way of innuendo, but I will try to outline what I remember that may be useful for you:
- The little boy uses the term "hot" a couple times to describe a peer. I believe the term was used one other time by an adult as well.
- The little boy is asked by a Paris Hilton-like woman whether he has kissed a girl yet
- There is an implied desire of Adam Sandler's character for the Paris Hilton-like woman - that he wants her in some way.
- In one of the story sequences (imagined but seen by us) the Paris Hilton-like character appears in a bikini.
- In one scene, women wear coconut tops. A male character wears this attire as well.
- There is a scene of a passionate kiss near the end of the film.