Adult Written by Lotty6 October 11, Adult Written by Andrea Tolson August 23, Jaws I was 28 when my baby sister was born. So 12 years later we're sitting in a restaurant and her and her friend see a poster for Jaws and said it's only rated PG. I suddenly in charge of 12 and 11 year old girls and disagreed. I watched these movies when I was very young and watched other movies as well and it didn't affect me but I still felt she wasn't old enough. I think that the home environment I grew up in is very different than what her and her friend did.
It's just how I felt. I adore these movies but if I had a younger child I would wait. Adult Written by Mike R. August 22, One of Best Movies of all Time! This is an amazing movie. I've literally seen this movie more than 20x over the years. I was shocked to see it was originally rated PG. At a minimum this should be a PG I believe the lack of R rating was in part due to very little foul language and lack of excessive?
Instead, they had to create music that would let you know the shark was nearby. Try taking a swim with a friend in the ocean and hum that tune. See what happens. I think 12 and up would be appropriate - but just ask yourself, "At what age do I want my kid scared to swim in the ocean I lived in LA for 15 years and never had a desire to taking up surfing.
Duuun Duun. Dun dun dun dun dun Adult Written by jawsfan July 20, Jaws is an amzing import from the amazing studio's amazing director Steven Speilberg. This movie is a masterpeice but would not recommend it for little kids!
There are many violent and bloody graphics. There are many mild swearing and very little but still some swearing. Theres barely any sexual content except for when the main characters wife asks him: "Wanna get drunk? Fool around? Leading me to my next point! A lot of drinking and smoking. So despite it's pg rating be careful! Spielberg loved the off-the-cuff moment so much that he re-staged it and put it in the movie.
Zanuck demanded that real shark footage be used in the movie, and Spielberg used it sparingly. He hired experts Ron and Valerie Taylor to shoot underwater footage of foot sharks off the coast of Australia.
For scale, they hired a little person actor named Carl Rizzo to appear as Hooper in a mini shark cage in hopes that they could create the illusion of a shark attacking the character. After trying to get the right shot for about a week, the sharks would only swim around the cage. This footage was included in the final film. Kastel modeled the image of the massive shark emerging from the bottom of the frame after a great white shark diorama at the American Museum of Natural History.
The female swimmer at the top was actually a model that Kastel was sketching at his studio for an ad in Good Housekeeping. Determined to rid their sandy shores of this tourist-eating monster, the angry townspeople take to the ocean and return with a large shark.
Rated in , before the classification system had a PG category, the film received a PG. The movie also includes graphic shots of severed limbs and one victim who is explicitly consumed by the shark. And thanks to higher resolution of DVD and Blu-ray, all the details are sharper, including the silhouette of the skinny-dipper who provided the first bait.
For children who have no sentimental attachment to this classic piece of cinema history, viewing it may still be a horrifying experience. What types of sharks are found off the Northeast U. BD-Live: Internet-connected features. Baseball-loving kids might want to check out this classic Little League comedy from the '70s. But their parents might be sent leaping for the "off" button, starting with the entire premise of the movie, which is that Coach Buttermaker Walter Matthau is an incorrigible alcoholic who drinks while coaching games, as well as while driving his charges around and he even gives them beer at one point.
While an utterance or two of the F-word would've led to an "R" rating, the movie carefully skirts the usage of that particular word, opting instead for two dozen or so other cuss words, primarily uttered by the kids, who are also seen smoking and gambling. How many parents back in '84 took their kids to see Gremlins assuming it was going to be some kind of live-action Care Bears type thing based on the poster of fuzzy and adorable Gizmo? Little did they know that Gizmo was the good Gremlin Very, very bad.
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