The only reason I seen the worthless flim was because of Gary Sinise. Was on for 5 seconds....so that ended my fun. I also a fan Morgan Freemon, but even he couldn't save it. Poor.
The Big Bounce
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Not age appropriate for kids under 13, age appropriate for kids over 14; suggested age 13. -
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Common Sense says
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Why We Rated This
for Ages 13–14
What to watch out for
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What Parents Need to Know
About The Big Bounce
Parents need to know that this movie is pretty intense for a PG-13, with strong language, sexual references and situations (including making fun of a gay character), drinking, smoking, violence, and general bad behavior by just about everyone.
Read our full review by Nell Minow
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about whether anyone in this movie trusted anyone else, and if so, how. What will happen to Jack, Nancy, and Crewes after the movie ends?
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Most Recent Reviews
- I rate this title iffy for age 2 and give it
A bad flim with no point.......
- I rate this title iffy for age 13 and give it
A Decent Film - At Best
The only reason I really went to see this movie was because of Owen Wilson. He's good in the movie, but not in top form a la Shanghai Noon, The Royal Tenenbaums, or Bottle Rocket.
Overall it's a pretty mediocre and harmless movie. The most objectionable part, from my perspective, was that the female lead (who's only real job in the movie is to be good-looking) is far too skinny to be sensibly considered beautiful. She's the type of woman that encourages anorexia in girls and that men need to be retrained to think is unheathily skinny rather than attractive.

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