Kid reviews for Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Personally, I saw this movie for the first time when I was 7. Your kid will be fine as long as he/she knows not to use that language. Basically, if you have taught your kids not to curse, don't usually curse around them, and express your disapproval of this type of language, chances are they won't turn into little potty mouths after watching this movie. There is some bad language, but if your kid knows not to use it, then they won't. Hey, look at me, I love this movie and I have never once cursed in my life. This is an entertaining comedy movie, not a brain washing mechanism. If you have brought your kids up well, they will look to you for a role model, not characters in a movie.

It is a good film, but my only problem with it is really, the profanity (Mr. Rooney utters the F-word when looking for the dog that attacked him)

This movie should've been pg for some language because I watched this on tv and I know if they are bleeping words and they didn't do that much and this movie shouldn't be for 14 and over because it isn't that bad

My rating: PG-13 for language and some sensuality.

Epicboy21 here. There's many moments in this film which may be considered inappropriate: one where a young Mia Sara asks a character if they saw her undressing and getting changed beside the pool. A few choice words about prostitutes are also thrown around. But still, this movie makes me smile. However, Ferris never faces any consequences: teens and even adults use language such as "-ss", "-sshole", "b-st-rd, "b-tch", "d-ck", "d-ckhead, "sh--" and similar coarse language. The objectionables: a certain principal is a little inappropriate: a girl that looks like Ferris from the back reacts to his statement: "Your -ss is mine" and the girl spits water through a straw into his face, mistaken as a pervert, so this scene may be a little sexually suggestive. He also calls a dog on a street a "f--ker". Also, he might just quietly mutter "f--k" as he trips over. Considering Australia got it a PG surprised me: here, for a PG, they don't allow the F-word in there. Anyway, there's one scuffle, also, which I think was brief; really, any violence (and in very rare instances) is very mild, G. PG-13 is recommended for this, and wait unless you don't mind some language that's pretty usual for teen films these days. No worse than today's teen films, I can tell you now. Some drinking and smoking, of course, but by responsible adults. Anyway... I thought it was good. Watch it. Thankyou for reading.

this is my new favorite movie. It's official. (course, I say that every week with every new film i see). rolemodels are terrible (well duh, but that;s what makes it so hilarious!). Frrequent cursing. But very funny!

I wish there was a thing for negative messages, this movie is full of them. Nothing too devastating, just things like "parents are gullible", "people are easy to manipulate", and "skipping school is fun and harmless". A slightly-more-than-realistic amount of language. Also, this movie has quite a bias towards Pepsi. Anyways, it's a great movie, lots of fun. But I will I warn you, the acting is intentionally cheesy, so go in with the right mind-set.

This movie is my favorite movie of all time. I loved every minute of it, even seeing it with my mom, except moments where there was an f bomb involved. The only part that I even thought the slightest bit appaling was when the "nurse" prostitute comes to cheer Ferris up, but no kid would understand that anyways. However, I don't think you should see this until you're 11 or 12, even then it's questionable. But the movie is incredibly hilarious, and I would recomend it to any adult or teen.

i love this movie!! i found it in out closet and my friend and i watched it last night and loved it!! if only Cameron was my age!! lol