Kid reviews for Saving Silverman

Common Sense says

A dumb comedy, but older teens may laugh.
age 15+
Based on our expert review

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age 15+
Based on 1 review

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age 14+
Based on 8 reviews

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Teen, 14 years old Written byAge appropriate guid August 22, 2015
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Teen, 14 years old Written byStevie111 July 30, 2012
age 15+

Very finny crude movie

Judging the R-rated version, this movie is for older or mature teens. There is nudity, and sexual references/actions. Some strong language, a few f-words, less than 10. Know your kid.

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Teen, 16 years old Written byAdvice boy July 15, 2017
age 15+

A typical comedy that pushes the PG-13 limits

Iffy for 14+

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Teen, 16 years old Written bytrevtenntitans April 9, 2008
not rated for age

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Teen, 13 years old Written byNickz November 17, 2017
age 13+

Good movie

Parents should know that saving Silverman is a comedy movie with lots of kissing scenes but to me they are not that bad but some parents might not like all the kissing scenes.

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Teen, 16 years old Written byCharlie the movie gu June 16, 2017
age 14+

Hapilly delightful comedy may appeal teens

My rating: PG-13 for sex-related humor and language

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Teen, 16 years old Written byTyTy the movie guy June 2, 2017
age 14+

Iffy comedy for mature kids only.

My rating: PG-13 for crude humor and language

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Teen, 15 years old Written byVivian_L August 7, 2009
age 15+

Disturbing but funny~

Really stupid, but extremely funny through most the movie. Definitely inappropriate for anyone under 15. (mostly because of sexual situations)

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