Hail, Caesar!
Movie • 2016 • Comedy
ReportWhen a Hollywood star mysteriously disappears in the middle of filming, the studio sends their "fixer" to get him back. Set in the 1950s, the story was inspired by the career of Eddie Mannix (1891–1963).
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MichaelOttinger
The moment (and the rest of the film) is a little cartoony, but not REAL cartoony. Three minutes in, a man slaps a woman's face on each cheek.
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Someone's drink is drugged... by Newman from Seinfeld!!
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Is there addiction?
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A man's struggle with quitting smoking is a running theme.
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MichaelOttinger
In a list of updates, a secretary briefly mentions that someone has checked into a hospital to "dry out."
In another scene, a very fake dance number is being filmed and an actor playing a sailor pretends to be passed out at a bar.
In another scene, a very fake dance number is being filmed and an actor playing a sailor pretends to be passed out at a bar.
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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No, but a character briefly mentions having to shave a man's back.
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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MichaelOttinger
A woman in 1951 works at an old movie editing machine and gets her scarf stuck in it, choking her for several seconds. A man reverses the machine and saves her. Immediately afterward, she is fine, comments, "I shouldn't wear scarves," and goes back to work on the same machine again.
At another point, there's a synchronized underwater scene (a la Busby Berkeley) with lots of women holding their breath. It is not stressful.
At another point, there's a synchronized underwater scene (a la Busby Berkeley) with lots of women holding their breath. It is not stressful.
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Are any teeth damaged?
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A young man removes his dentures and explains how he accidentally lost all his teeth. He and his date laugh, and he puts them back in.
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Is someone tortured?
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MichaelOttinger
In the "movie within the movie," a Roman soldier briefly whips Hebrew slaves. It's not graphic, and it's very clear that everyone's an actor.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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MichaelOttinger
A famous actor decides he is "technically kidnapped." Not at all violent. And as soon as he sees who kidnapped him, there is no ill will on either side.
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Does someone cheat?
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BadgerMan
One subplot involves an actress who had a child out of wedlock with someone she wasn't going to marry, after her last two marriages failed.
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Does someone die by suicide?
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Prejudice
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MichaelOttinger
In 1951, a women describes how the only available men in Hollywood are all "saps and swishes."
In a lavish musical number being filmed for a movie, sailors dance together and an actor playing a bartender says how "This ain't that kinda of a place!" The scene is so delightfully campy that no offense will be taken.
In a lavish musical number being filmed for a movie, sailors dance together and an actor playing a bartender says how "This ain't that kinda of a place!" The scene is so delightfully campy that no offense will be taken.
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Are there fat jokes?
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MichaelOttinger
No, but a tall, thin woman refers to her identical twin sister as a "cow." The comment is more about how foolish her sister is.
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Is there sexual content?
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BadgerMan
Mildly. There are women swimming in a choreographed water ballet.
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Is Santa (et al) spoiled?
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A priest, a minister and a rabbi discuss whether God is "three in one" in a way that spoils it for those who still believe.
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