I thought this movie was going to be so boring the moment the movie started. I was proved wrong! I loved this movie and Geoffrey Rush acted so well! The movie could be really boring for young kids, but kids nine and older will like it a bit more then 8-. Colin Firth (The Duke of York then to king) doesn't stutter as much when is angry. So, he talks clearly when he swears, and he says a good amount of swear words. Overall- It should be PG-13 Maybe even PG, Not R. He just swears throught the movie like bloody etc. mild language He just goes on a rampage saying f--- bas---- etc. I reccommend this movie -Coffeeguy

This movie is one of the best movies I've ever seen in a theater. It shows positive messages of Lionel Logue helping the King get his voice ready for the speech he must do. A problem is, King Bertie has some disabilities in his speaking. The main reason it was rated R was for a scene where Lionel tries a method of getting Bertie to speak and not stammer, by swearing. Of course, Bertie is only using it to help, not to destruct it. It shouldn't have been rated R just for something as harmless as this. At the end, Lionel helps him out during his speech and they become best friends.

The King's Speech is the best film to be released in 2010. Not only does the film supply empowering messages of self-confidence and perserverance to overcome obstacles, it is also acted to perfection with phenomenal performances by Colin Firth (who is all but guaranteed to win Best Actor for this role), Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter (both of whom are nominated for Supporting Actor and Actress Oscars). The film is very historically accurate but is also incessantly charming with witty, funny dialogue and characters who we know well without having met them. All of the actors in the film are perfectly cast and speak every line they are given with such fantastic feeling that you can't help but be drawn completely into the film. The film is funny without being a comedy, and it is dramatic without ever feeling heavy. Both of these are admirable feats in their own right. The only reason that the film was rated R (the fact that it was rated R in itself is an atrocity) is because of one scene (acted completely for comedic effect) where Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush utter a string of swears in order to understand why Firth's incapacitating stutter occurs. The scene was brilliant and there is worse language in PG-13 rated buddy comedies. Do not let the unfair rating turn you off this brilliant drama that every teenager and even mature tweens should see. The film is a true work of art and provides positive messages that any kid should learn from.

This is one of a few new serious movies that I've really wanted to see. It was a very good movie at that. I would only be concerned with language. The soon-to-be king has a seen where he shouts s*** and f*** repeatedly. Once the movie is over you might feel like you learned something, or may feel in spired. It's a good movie. You should watch it.

The King's speech is a great movie, although some of the launguage is quite suggestive. It's teaches you the lesson of getting through you fears that bring you down, as they are only voices in your head.

I liked it very much, It is a interesting and honorable story where a common man in england helps the king overcome his difficulty with speech.

The King's Speech was absolutely fantastic. It is honestly the best movie of 2010. This is one movie that definitely deserved that Oscar. Colin Firth was amazing. Teens will enjoy if they give it a chance. Parents, if I were you, I would let your kids see this movie because of A) This is not only a moving movie, but it educates your mind about England, the king, and even some cathedrals and B) Kids will enjoy, even though there is the one scene where King George streams out obscenities(this time the bad language actually follows the plot! 5 STARS all the way; The King's Speech has truly given me the honest, good feeling no other movie has before. BRAVO!

This is a fabulous movie. It is an inspiring, touching story and all of the actors are fantastic. This film is not quite worthy of its R rating. If you let your children see PG-13 movies it is no more inappropriate. All of the cursing clearly makes sense for where it is, and it is not suggested that those words should be used every day.