Georgia Rule (R, 2007)

Wow, where do I begin! Lindsay's first onscreen appearance is to curse at her mother on a mountainous Utah road and ask her to leave her there, which she does gladly! Look out all you serial killers, here comes another easy prey, was my first thought. Then she's found by an unsuspecting gorgeous Mormon Virgin hunk who tries to see if a sleeping Lohan is alive by feeling her "heart" (breast!). It goes down hill from there. She ends up peeling her panties off on a row boat with same said target Mormom Virgin and asks him to "feel" her. She subsequently demands fair play and ends up screaming later to her grandmother and mother that she ONLY gave him a b*** job! Later to admit to his girlfriend at her college that she's indeed had oral sex with him, but "that was all! And now we're JUST friends!" Lohan's mouth is a constant canon for profanities, lies, truths??, sex talk detailing her sexual abuse by her stepdad, etc. etc. etc. She walks around this picturesque town dressed like a hooker most of the time and all I could think of was that Lohan sold her soul to the devil for the big bucks! And not far from her real off-screen persona, I'm sure! Also, very bothersome is her mother's alcohol induced tirades and meltdowns including vomiting, falling, breaking glass and slicing her lip from the fall. Then to picking out an appropriate butcher knife to get even with her husband who abused her daughter (understandably so). But to hear Jane Fonda angrily tell granddaughter Lohan to go F--- herself was quite a shock and to see her attack the stepdad with a wooden baseball bat was equally surprising. The only good thing about this film was the "happy ending" when the mother finally figures out the truth about her husband abusing her daughter and leaving him on a similiar mountain pass. I would have loved to have seen her get back together with her ex (Dermot Mulroney), but they don't take that further, only your imagination does. Sadly, the gorgeous Mormon Virgin gets poked fun at about his religious beliefs as well as his girlfriend's gal friends who says she'll pray for demon girl Lohan. No wonder even celebrities with kids have quit attending new movies -- they must have an inside track!

My mother and I saw this on Mother's Day. We briefly considered taking my 11-year old daughter with us, but since it was R decided that would be risky. If we did take we would have left within the first ten minutes. Way over the top for kids. The movie had many funny moments, and my mother and I both laughed out loud. However, the promiscuity was deeply disturbing, and we actually found ourselves embarrased for Rachel. When her abuse was made to light it all made sense. The movie was very realistic in the consequences of the abuse. This is exactly what I have seen with other kids that are abused by adults. They lose their sense of trust, the only way they know to get "love" from a father figure is to offer sex, and they can't tell right from wrong. The mother and grandmothers reactions were very realistic. The alcholicism of the mother, Lily is also so real, especially when you consider she had "recovered". In the end we loved the movie. It was funny and shocking, and a bit educational. I did think they portrayed Mormans unfairly, especially the girsl. There is a large population of Mormans in Southern Idaho, but they are much more worldly than the film let on, and much more friendly. I am from Idaho and was a bit surprised when the films geography was really off. They could have at least done some research on where towns are located. This movie is okay for kids 17 and older, if they are mature enough to handle the question of abuse.

Great movie, funny, dramatic, and able to be a relatively inoffensive black comedy. Fine for teens, probably could have gotten a PG-13 if it weren't for language.

I think the publicity about Lindsey Lohan has overshadowed an excellent movie. It was funny, serious, sad and compelling. The story held my interest the entire time~ which doesn't happen often. I work with teens and I think this story is much more common than we like to believe and it provides attention to an issue that is not often addressed. More than entertainment.

I was very upset with this movie.It would have been a very good movie if the sex scenes and the UGLY language was not in it. I would not tell anyone to watch this movie!!!!!!!11

well what do you expect from a talentless spoiled sleezy brat?

Honestly i think people are to hard on this film i think jane fonda, felicity huffman and yes lindsay lohan all did a good job. just because lohans in it doesnt maen it's a bad film. Give it a chance although it is a little raunchy it comes with a good lesson.

Sexual Content (Off): Lilly is seen making love with Arnold. Rachel tries to seduce Simon. Rachel asks Harlan if he is a virgin (he says yes and she thinks that's weird), then he asks her (she chuckles and thinks he's joking). Rachel invites Harlan to look at and touch her privates, and performs oral sex on him offscreen. Rachel tells Simon, Lilly, and Georgia that Arnold started having incestuous sex with her when she was 12 (this is discussed repeatedly throughout the film). Rachel chases after a bunch of girls who have been harassing her and threatens to have sex with their boyfriends if they don't stop. Rachel claims that Arnold was sweaty and grinding in a video of him having sex with her that her friend made. Violence (Pause): Lilly trips over a glass table and gets up with a slightly bloody lip (we later see a scar). Arnold and Lilly fight aggresively, with pushing, slapping, and shoving. Language (Pause): Several uses each of "f***", "s***", "g***dammit", "ass", "hell", "D**n", "b***ard", and "b**ch". Social Behavior (Pause): Rachel lies, drinks, smokes, does drugs, swears, and has sex indiscriminately. Though her behavior changes throughout the movie, this is not behavior you would want your kids exhibiting. Commercialism (Pause): Ferraris and Mercedes. Drug/Alcohol/Tobacco (Pause): Rachel drinks, smokes, and does drugs offscreen (some of the drugs mentioned are "crank" (cocaine), LSD, and alcohol). Lilly is a recovering alcoholic who relapses into alcoholism (she becomes so drunk that she cuts her hair off).

i thought this movie was amazing! i loved it. i dont think that is approaite for kids younger than 12 though. although my 11 yearold sillibing was watching with us. it shows that life can and will be hard. but you can always turn back to your family to help you. it reminds me of in her shoes in a way. which has to be one of my favorite movies. lindsey is a trouble girl for all the obivous reasons. i think you should watch this movie espacially if you have ever truly had a hard time in your life. i LOVED iT!