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Is it safe for young teens
to face the scares in Smile?

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[Woman screams]
[Music plays]

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Well, they likely be doing
more hiding than grinning.

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"You're going to die!"

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"You're going to die!"

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In this deeply creepy horror
flick, a traumatized psychiatrist

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experiences disturbing visions
after a patient's suicide.

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"A patient in your care died-
brutally- in front of you."

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The violence in the film is intense
and quite gory.

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We're talking bloody open wounds,
face-slicing, stabbings, noisy jump

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scares, twisted body parts, and
lots of other nightmarish imagery.

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[Music plays]

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The shocks are punctuated with
strong language, including

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multiple F-bombs and S-words.

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"Get her away from me!"

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Common Sense says Smile is
OK for teens 16 and up.

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