Does the dog die?
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The Incredible Burt Wonderstone
Movie • 2013 • Comedy
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You think Jim Carrey is going to kill the wonderstone puppy at the party- but he doesn't, its a scary moment though
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Are animals abused?
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No abuse is shown on screen, but some implications do exist. For example, a magician mentions that he has partially deboned a bird in order to fit it in a small container for the purpose of a magic trick. Another magician gives a small, starving boy a rabbit and as the boy walks away he pulls out a knife, implying that he plans to eat it. There are also a couple brief mentions of using big cats in magic shows, which can be construed as abuse.
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There is a bit of unwelcome flirtation but it's quite mild.
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No children are abused, but in the first scene a 10 year old boy is punched by an older boy, and is shown to be left home alone to make food for himself on his birthday because his mum is working.
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Is there domestic violence?
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Is there addiction?
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While on a charity visit to an African country, people are shown and discussed to be addicted to eating a plant that makes them instantly lose consciousness for an hour.
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Is there eye mutilation?
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During a stunt to keep his eyes open for 3 days, a magician has large streams of pepper spray sprayed directly into his still open eyes. When the same magician later drills into his own head, one of his eyes suddenly crosses and stays there motionless, presumably due to brain damage.
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Is someone burned alive?
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No, but a magician is shown lying motionless on a bed of coals for maybe a minute. He plans to sleep through the night there and claims to feel no pain, but (comedically) shrieks in pain several times. Sizzling sounds can be heard when he touches the coals. In another scene, he holds/moves his arm in a candle flame long enough to burn/scar an entire sentence into it.
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Is there a hanging?
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There is a depiction of hanging during a magic act that looks fairly realistic until the last instant when it's clearly shown to be faked. The noose and gallows are used again later in the movie but the magic act is shown to be a complete failure at this point and, although the magician does put the noose around his neck, the performance doesn't look remotely real.
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Does someone vomit?
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someone in the crowd close to the camera v* at 49 minutes both visual and audio, then not technically v* but jim carreys character v* candy at an hour and 1 minutes if that seems triggering, its really not but might be a reminder cause its practically above the camera
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Are needles/syringes used?
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A magician is shown stitching up his own face after he (purposely) cut it open during a magic trick.
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