Pee-wee says "crap". That is it for language. The only thing even a little bit bad is that at one point in the movie, Pee-wee says he's a "rebel" which brings up gangs and so forth. Other than those elements, the movie is not bad at all.
ok, rated G is the stranger's advice.
i seen it since i was a little boy like 0 or something, and
Not Age Appropriate: -1 and under
Indenterminate: 0-1
Appropriate: 2 and up
they don;t have concerns and equeals they do not have any bad words except violence and consumerism. and it's all highlights.
ok, rated G is the stranger's advice.
i seen it since i was a little boy like 0 or something, and
Not Age Appropriate: -1 and under
Indenterminate: 0-1
Appropriate: 2 and up
they don;t have concerns and equeals they do not have any bad words except violence and consumerism. and it's all highlights.
ok, rated G is the stranger's advice.
i seen it since i was a little boy like 0 or something, and
Not Age Appropriate: -1 and under
Indenterminate: 0-1
Appropriate: 2 and up
they don;t have concerns and equeals they do not have any bad words except violence and consumerism. and it's all highlights.
After i watched this movie, i LOVED Pee-Wee. He is the best role model, but the h word in the song should have been edited to "heck". Violence is more audible. Warner Bros. Studios appears (as in Looney Toons: Back in Action). This is a good review except its appropriate for 7 and up.
If there was anyone weirder and wackier than Peewee Herman I would be very well surprised. I never really thought much about Peewee before, but after this movie I do. He is now one of my favorite children's television icons. The movie itself is highly entertaining and comedic. I found the part where Peewee was trying escape on his bicycle laugh-out-loud funny. Where the Santa Clause and Godzilla are being dragged on the sleigh. The movie is moderately child-friendly. There is a kissing scene in Peewee's movie, he also says "crappy", and "burn in hell" sung over and over again in one part, but it isn't that bad compared to other movie's I've seen before. It may not be a classic, but it is for me.