Stuck on You

Movie review by Nell Minow, Common Sense Media
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age 15+

Sweet, slapstick and crude humor.

PG-13 2003 100 minutes

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age 14+

Sex: 6/10 - Violence 4/10 - Language 9/10 - Drinking 1/10

Sex: *A woman in her 50s sleeps with a teenager in highschool. *A man kisses and cuddles with his girlfriend in a few scenes but nothing that is bad for children to see. *A man tells a woman the size of his pen*s.. *An older woman tells a man that her boyfriend went off to college. *A man talks about masturbating in privet and how it felt like sleeping next to a wet paint shaker. *A man is shown looking at a picture of his girlfriend about to touch himself. *A man and a woman make love behind a sheet but are covered. But you can still see the bed bouncing. *A man talks about how he did not get an erection (breif) --- Violence: *Two twins fight a bunch of people in a bar who make fun of them. They kick them and punch them but it is not overly violent. *A man falls down a few times because he is not use to being without his conjoined twin. *There are a few mild punches and joking fights throughout the film. *A woman screams at her manager and uses swears. --- Language: Cher drops the F-bomb very violently at her manager while screaming at him. These are all of the used words: F*cking, Sh*t, B*stard... and a little bit of other stuff. --- Drinking: *People have wine and a few drinks in bars but they drink with care and good behavior

This title has:

Too much sex
Too much swearing
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Hilarious and sweet

The Farrelly Brothers are one of the few filmmakers who give actual characters to mentally and physically challenged people. For example, the Farellys' friend, Rocket, has a role at the twins' burger joint. He's involved in a lot of jokes, where his character is involved, but the character, not his mental handicap comes to the forefront. This movie, Shallow Hal, and There's Something About Mary are all funny because we care about the characters. Real characters make real jokes. While outrageously funny, this film can be very touching. The acting is pitch perfect, especially Damon and Kinnear. This is a movie I could reccomend to anyone. Bad Santa is for the select filmgoer, but Stuck on You transcends all barriers.

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