This was a good movie. It had a good amount of swearing in it, but it was a good movie. Sandra Bullock and Viggo Mortensen were both brilliant in this movie!!(even though viggo's part was a small one)I would recommend this movie for teens 14 years old and up. This is a definate movie to see!
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28 Days
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Strong rehab story for mature high schoolers.
Why We Rated This 
for Ages 14–16
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Parents need to know that this isn't the typical sweet Sandra Bullock film. Sandra's character Gwen is an alcoholic undergoing rehab. The film includes themes of addiction, suicide, loss, self-hatred and infidelity. Gwen's behavior is reprehensible before she commits herself to getting better. The most upsetting is the suicide death of a main character that Gwen could have helped prevent. Two rehab residents are seen (briefly) in the midst of sexual encounters, but there is no nudity.
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- Families can discuss the obstacles people with addictions face. What factors contribute to alcoholism and drug abuse? How hard is it to get your life back together?
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