You can help us help kids by suggesting a diversity update. Characters learn lessons about appreciating family and making smart decisions. But to get there, they navigate some tricky situations for instance, a high school senior gets his girlfriend pregnant and gives up college to marry her and find a job, leaving him frustrated and resentful.
Some students clearly relish bullying others; some girls practically throw themselves at guys one says a guy doesn't even have to remember her name as long as he sleeps with her , and vice versa. A teen boy binges on junk food. One scene features intense slapping.
In another, a grown-up swings a hatchet and light saber against a teen, but the scene is played cartoonishly. Some bullying and brief fistfights. A teen girl makes out with her boyfriend frequently. In one scene, a teen girl tries to seduce a guy with animal role-play. Conversations sometimes include sexual innuendoes; one guy hoards condoms because he says he has "needs.
A teen boy kisses a woman old enough to be his mother. A teenage girl gets pregnant, and her high school boyfriend offers to marry her. Girls throw themselves at a guy, essentially offering sex.
Adult couple show in bed together. A boy wearing nothing but a shield nudity implied walks out of a party. Fairly mild; some use of "ass," "bitch," "dick," "whore," "oh my God," and the like. One "s--t" in a song. Much is made of a character's American Express Black Card. Parents need to know that they may want to think twice before letting young tween High School Musical fans see this PG rated comedy, which is edgier than most of star Zac Efron 's previous work.
There's a scene of teens drinking at a party and a fair number of sexual references. It's generally more talk than action, but there's some making out, a teen girl gets pregnant, and one character hoards condoms.
But curse words are few and fairly mild "ass" and "bitch" and violence is at a minimum of the two "fight" scenes, one is cartoonish, the other lukewarm. Parents may appreciate the fact that Efron's character implores his fellow teens to make so-called "smart" decisions about sexual activity and college.
Add your rating See all 44 parent reviews. Add your rating See all kid reviews. Mike O'Donnell Matthew Perry is at a crossroads: Facing 40 and an impending divorce from the high school sweetheart Leslie Mann he married when they found out she was pregnant, he longs for another try at greatness. A mysterious janitor grants his wish, magically returning him to his year-old self though not sending him back in time -- a teenager whose future seems bright with the promise of popularity, possibility, and a basketball scholarship.
But, as Mike discovers, the past has a way of looming large, clouding the present and ruining the future. Is it too late to undo the damage? Click to see full answer. Every Zac-obsessed guy and girl will know how this film made our hearts soar! The film saw Matthew Perry's character miraculously become 17 AGAIN , played by Zac Efron, in a chance accident that really makes him rethink everything in his life… Check out this film when it drops on Netflix on 17 November.
Subsequently, question is, is 17 again on Amazon Prime? Mike is given another chance to fix his life when he is miraculously transformed back to the age of Unfortunately, his thirtysomething outlook is totally uncool. Rentals include 30 days to start watching this video and 48 hours to finish once started. Why is Ned rich in 17 again? After a brush with a mysterious janitor at his old high school that his kids are now attending the super-shooter suddenly finds himself seventeen again and back in action both on and off the court.
This is especially true after he turns down a selection of condoms in sex-ed class and vocalizes his beliefs that sex should be shared only with someone you truly love and perhaps waiting until marriage is best. His problems get even bigger when his sensitive nature begins to solicit the romantic interest of his own daughter.
This includes some sexual discussions and innuendo, the use of fists to solve conflicts, and a couple of awkward moments between a teen daughter and her very uncomfortable teen father. There are also depictions of imitating a police officer and teen drinking, as well as the use of a smattering of sexual terms and profanities. Considering its focus on spending time with your kids and saving your marriage coupled with a few good laughs , the points in favor for this flick may still outweigh the penalties.
Sexual content in this film will likely be the greatest concern for parents. However some positive messages are extolled after an adult, who is given the opportunity to be 17 again, recognizes and begins to teach about the role of sex and the importance of waiting until you are married.
A teen girl decides to leave her boyfriend when he asks for sex. Frequent sexual innuendo and discussions about pregnancy are heard often between teen characters. A teen girl makes advances toward a teen boy, not recognizing he is her father.
Men engage in a fight using swords and other medieval implements. A teen boy and a teen girl kiss passionately in several scenes a few times on school premises.
A man and a woman kiss. A teen boy and a teen girl kiss and hug. A teen boy is shown bare-chested while playing basketball. Women wear low-cut tops and dresses that reveal cleavage. Cheerleaders wear short skirts and tops that reveal cleavage, bare abdomens, bare legs and gymnastic panties in a few scenes.
A teenage boy tries to convince his girlfriend to have sex with him by telling her that she needs to show him that she loves him. A teenage girl tells her boyfriend that she is pregnant. A man shakes a woman's hand, and then as a flirtation tells her that their hands just made a baby.
A man seems to be infatuated with a woman and tries to convince her to go on a date with him in several scenes. A teen girl says that her boyfriend dumped her because she wouldn't have sex with him. A teen girl says that she and her boyfriend are moving in together.
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