this film should be required viewing for any teenages/young adults thinking about jumping into marriage or kids early. i didn't realize it was an R when i first watched it with my mother. while it definitely was for older teens, she used it as a good oppurtunity for a lecture on what babies and marriages really look like, and how it can get extremely messy. i thought the movie was very realistic, and defintely showed different reactions to similiar scenarios amomg the characters. overall- i saw this at 14 and was fine, but i'm fairly mature for my age. theres nothing in it that will shock the average 14+ viewer, but i think its best suited to 16+.
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The Last Kiss
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Cheating, breaking up, making up. Adults only.
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About The Last Kiss
Parents need to know that while this film has the shape of a romantic comedy -- young men afraid to commit while their partners are ready -- it's labeled a "dramedy" and includes some unusually explicit sex scenes (naked bodies and some thrusting visible) and language (lots of the f-word, as well as other profanity and sexual slang). The plot follows young men and women (and one set of parents) who can't agree on commitments, with one child and one pregnancy involved. Acting out their disagreements, characters cheat on one another and lie. Characters drink frequently, smoke cigarettes, and, in one scene, share a joint.
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- Families can talk about the difficulty of making commitments. How do movies (like this one) promote the stereotype that men resist and women desire commitment (specifically marriage)? What messages does the movie convey about women in general?
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This is possibly the worst movie of the year. We left feeling so incrediably depressed, after a seemly good first date. We are fans of Zach Braff, and this movie was terrible! Avoid this movie at all costs!
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