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Horror-thriller is surprising, shocking, timely, and funny.

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Asks many thought-provoking questions about race.

Though the movie is very smart and gives viewers p

Brutal attacks, plus fighting, punching, stomping,

Brief, very vivid sex talk; kissing.

Very strong language includes many uses of "f--k,"

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The main character is trying to quit smoking, but

Parents need to know that Get Out is a horror-thriller directed by Jordan Peele that tackles timely issues related to race in a very thoughtful way. In many ways it's an essential movie of its moment, but it's still got plenty of mature material, making it best for older teens and up. Violence isn't constant…

Positive Messages

Asks many thought-provoking questions about race. Sinister plot developments aside, the movie tackles big topics with understanding and lack of judgment, allowing smart audiences to think and discuss on a (hopefully) new level.

Positive Role Models

Though the movie is very smart and gives viewers plenty to think about, the characters aren't particularly admirable or heroic. The main character stands up for himself and tries to get out of a difficult situation, but he resorts to very violent means to do so.

Violence & Scariness

Brutal attacks, plus fighting, punching, stomping, stabbing, choking, etc. Brief guns and shooting. Bloody wounds, blood spray, blood puddles. Gory surgery scene. Deer struck by car, shown injured and bleeding. Bloody noses. Scary images.

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Sex, Romance & Nudity

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Language

Very strong language includes many uses of "f--k," "motherf----r," "s--t," the "N" word, "bitch," "d--k," "a--hole," "balls," "goddamn," and "hell."

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Drinking, Drugs & Smoking

The main character is trying to quit smoking, but he's never seen actually smoking. Social drinking at a party and at dinner. A secondary character gets drunk. Spoken story of teen drinking (raiding parents' liquor cabinet, etc.).

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Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that Get Out is a horror-thriller directed by Jordan Peele that tackles timely issues related to race in a very thoughtful way. In many ways it's an essential movie of its moment, but it's still got plenty of mature material, making it best for older teens and up. Violence isn't constant but is really brutal when it happens, with fighting, bashing with blunt objects, kicking, stabbing, guns, shooting, and lots of blood. There's also a gory surgery scene and a deer that's hit by a car and shown injured and bleeding. Language is strong, with many uses of "f--k," "motherf----r," "s--t," and the "N" word, as well as some very vivid sex talk. There's also kissing, and characters drink in social situations; minor characters are shown drunk, and a story is told about teen drinking. A major character is trying to quit smoking, though he's never seen in the act. To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails.

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