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What age for Pitch Perfect the MOvie?

toosenuf View Member Profile	28/12/2012, 09:01 AM Post #1
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as per title, has anyone seen it? what do you think is the lower age limit. i do know it is rated M, how much M rated stuff is in it? thankyou

Bobsygirls View Member Profile	28/12/2012, 09:07 AM Post #2
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It is inappropriate for children, save it for when your girls are older. Great movie though.

~Nodnol~ View Member Profile	28/12/2012, 10:45 AM Post #3
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It's cold outside, there's no kind of atmosphere
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1981677/parentalguide Here's the guide for it. I would say the lowest age I would be comfortable with would be 13ish.

Lib View Member Profile	28/12/2012, 10:52 AM Post #4
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Loving my little princess.....
My 8 year old has seen it and she loved it. She's begging to go again.

howdo View Member Profile	28/12/2012, 11:01 AM Post #5
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That sounds gross ... I was thinking of seeing it - until now!

toosenuf View Member Profile	28/12/2012, 02:18 PM Post #6
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Thankyou Nodnol for the link, think we might wait a while

SoxyMama View Member Profile	28/12/2012, 04:18 PM Post #7
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I've seen it. To be honest I didn't even notice most of those things. Well the vomiting scene was a bit obvious, but maybe I just don't 'see' the dirt ;-P It was actually quite a good movie I thought.

charlottesmum04 View Member Profile	28/12/2012, 04:30 PM Post #8
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I took my 12 going on 16yo DD last week on her birthday, but wouldnt take my 10yo DD if she was 12 if you know what i mean. It all depends on the child. DD was the youngest one there. TBH if your child's watching glee then they should be fine because really its pretty much the same. In fact I think Glee has more 'adult themes' where as Pitch Perfect is quite light hearted fun.

~maryanne~ View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 07:29 AM Post #9
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I read the link, and it doesn't sound so bad to me. My 12 year old went with friends, I haven't seen it myself.

miinii View Member Profile	29/12/2012, 08:09 AM Post #10
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I have seen it, was a great movie. I cant think of anything really bad that was in it apart from vomiting....which we all do dont we? lol Reference to drugs which im sure would just fly above their heads.

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