The violence in Training Day really isn't that bad; it alone would not be enough for an R rating. Although realistic (brutal/not stylized), there really isnt much violence at all and none of it is very graphic. The real issue is the language. I've never been bothered by language and never thought I would be, but Training Day did it. With 200+ uses of the f-word, some of the things said in the movie are so discusting I felt like taking a shower after seeing it. If it tells you anything, there were not enough profanity-free lines in the movie to make a full-length trailer, so they had to censor most of the things spoken in the trailer.
Training Day
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Not age appropriate for kids under 16, age appropriate for kids over 17; suggested age 16. -
Is it any good?
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Common Sense says
Great performances, but for adults only.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 16–17
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What Parents Need to Know
About Training Day
Parents need to know that this movie is a very strong R, with extremely rough language (including the "N" word and anti-gay slurs), graphic violence (including the murder of major characters), drug use, brief nudity, and sexual references.
Read our full review by Nell Minow
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- Families can talk about the way that seemingly little exceptions to ethical rules end up creating very serious problems. When do the ends justify the means? This may be especially meaningful in light of the current debate about how to respond to terrorism.
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