A great show for kids 10+. Watch as Xzibit and West Coast Customs pimp someone's ride! Can get a tad bit boring though. This show's got the whole world sayin MTV PIMP MY RIDE!

The movie was enjoyable overall, with several funny scenes thrown in. It can lead to much meaningful discussion with your pre-teen and teenage daughter about the proper way for girls to treat each other, and what it means to be a friend. But I would caution the parents of pre-teens to young teens about the sexual references and the underage drinking which is depicted in the film, if you don't want your kids to be exposed to such images.(Thank goodness most of these refences went over my daughter's head.) At least the drinking scene ended realistically with the girl throwing up, which may be a deterrent for some kids. The mother in the film is a complete idiot, and although meant to be funny, some girls might think that her character is one they wish their mothers would be more like. This is not a good thing! Near the end, there was a good scene about conflict resolution and a realistic view about how social interaction improves with age and maturity.

"Pimp My Ride" is a new show on MTV about fixing up, or "pimping" junky old cars. It is interesting to see the mechanics make these cars go from old and rusted to very nice. Some of the stuff they do is amazing. There is no sex, violence, or drugs/ alcohol. The mechanics swear, but strong profanities are bleeped out. Commercialism is an issue as many brand name things are put in the cars. This show doesn't have a good message because it says that to be a cool person you have to have a cool car. Overall though it is one of the cleaner shows on MTV.