Anyone But You, directed by Will Gluck, is an R-rated romantic comedy starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell. The film received its R-rating due to language, sexual content, and brief graphic nudity, making it unsuitable for younger viewers.
I LOVED this movie it was absolutely hilarious and heartwarming! However the reason I said 14+ is because of the excessive use of the word f*** and the romantic scenes.
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Just don't mistake this begrudging affection for the real affection I have for much better movies like “The Holdovers.” See that one instead if you can. “Anyone but You” is rated R for language throughout, sexual content and brief graphic nudity. Its running time is 103 minutes.
The last time the topic is addressed, Ben states that he is 29 years old. That would make him five years younger than Glen Powell in real life at the time of production of the movie. Having just recently dropped out of law school, Bea's age is seemingly close to Sydney Sweeney's real age of 25 years old.
Considering that the film is set to feature “naked scenes,” it isn't considered to be safe for kids to watch. Parents are advised not to take their children to screenings of Anyone But You due to its reportedly mature content.
During this film we see young Vada begin to grow up. Unfortunately, an unexpected death will either drive her back into her previous loneliness, or give her the strength to tell the ones she loves that she cares about them. We award our Dove “Family-Approved” Seal to this film for ages twelve and above.
He goes to Bea's room and suggests they keep up their good behavior for Claudia and Halle's sake. Ben and Bea apologize to them, and the two get married successfully.
He also admitted to Bea that he was mad she snuck out on him that morning. So, after being rescued before the wedding, Ben and Bea slept together. However, Bea comments that all her decisions lead to mistakes, making Ben question their relationship. He sneaks out, like Bea did to him, angering her.
Halle and Claudia get engaged and plan their wedding in Sydney. Bea, who has broken up with her fiancé Jonathan and secretly dropped out of law school, is dismayed to find that she and Ben will both be staying at Claudia and Pete's parents' house in the days leading up to the wedding.
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The jokes come as fast and furious as the body count (including a cameo by a celebrity survivor that's too good to spoil); the action is both goofy and exhilarating; and, while the film certainly isn't for kids, it's ultimately a remarkably satisfying genre deconstruction that simultaneously celebrates and makes fun of ...
The MPAA rating has been assigned for “some violent content/graphic images, sexual content and language.” The Kids-In-Mind.com evaluation includes a sex scene, an implied sex scene with partial nudity, several kissing scenes, discussion of children out of wedlock and infidelity, several scenes of car racing with ...
Parents need to know that The Iron Claw is a mature sports drama about a real-life team of wrestling brothers, the Von Erichs, who became champions in the 1980s but also suffered many family tragedies. Some of the wrestling-related violence gets pretty intense: There's stomping, slamming, tackling, head…
Films rated PG13 is an advisory rating for parents to note there are scenes or themes unsuitable for younger children. However, there's no age restriction; so the parent can choose to allow or bring the child for the movie.
In the United States as of 1971, minor is generally legally defined as a person under the age of 18. However, in the context of alcohol or gambling laws (see legal drinking age and gambling age), people under the age of 21 may also sometimes be referred to as minors.
They are probably in their first or second year of high school. A 15-year-old is an adolescent -- no longer a child, but not yet an adult either. It's a time of physical changes, but it's also a time of big intellectual, social, and emotional development.
By that definition, therefore, children are those persons under the age of 14. It is, however, worth noting that Article 1 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child defines 'children' as persons up to the age of 18.
You see, Bea's parents invited her ex-fiancé to the wedding without anyone's permission in the hope that she'd make up and get back together with him—something she has no intention of doing. Meanwhile, Ben's hoping to sway an old Australian flame away from her boyfriend by making her want “something she can't have.”
