Accepted
Movie • 2006 • Comedy
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Verbal abuse of protagonist (he’s an 18 year old) by his parents
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Is there domestic violence?
National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233)
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Is someone stalked?
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No, but two characters make a joke about stalking. Both feel comfortable and nobody is scared
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Is someone gaslighted?
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Some may be uncomfortable with the protagonist lying to their parents about getting into a college, his lie incudes making a fake website for the fictional college, renovating a building to look like a college, hiring someone to pretend to be the college Dean etc
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Weed
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Is there addiction?
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Bartleby implies that his mother is actually going to get drunk when she says she’s going to check on the cobbler. Then at the graduation party she chugs a glass of champagne to cope with the embarrassment of her son not getting into a college.
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The main character mentions sexual assault a few times.
Early in the movie, he says something like “I got the school bully kicked out for two years because I said he sexually harassed me. When he pushed me up against the locker I told the principal I felt something”
Later he is talking to the antagonist about being rejected (in the conversation he personifies “rejection” as “her”) and says
“You can’t give her roofies so you wouldn’t like her”
Early in the movie, he says something like “I got the school bully kicked out for two years because I said he sexually harassed me. When he pushed me up against the locker I told the principal I felt something”
Later he is talking to the antagonist about being rejected (in the conversation he personifies “rejection” as “her”) and says
“You can’t give her roofies so you wouldn’t like her”
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Does a head get squashed?
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Is someone tortured?
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A character has clearly been beat up, and he talks about it happening. We don’t see the torture but he says something like “they beat me up until I told them everything. They stole all my stuff too”
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Does someone have a seizure?
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Not exactly a seizure, but several people electrocute themselves (nobody is harmed) and they shake like they’ve been electrocuted
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Is the r-slur used?
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Yes and in a really s**t way
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Does someone cheat?
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Antagonist cheats on his girlfriend
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Is someone kidnapped?
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But a character is tied up and interrogated (in a fraternity initiation)
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this movie is completely safe for emetophobes!
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Medical
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Is electro-therapy used?
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characters use an abandoned mental hospital as a fake university and take turns shocking each other for fun
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Is there a mental institution scene?
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the main characters use an abandoned mental institution as a fake university, padded rooms, restraints, and electroshock machines are shown
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Mental Health
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Does someone die by suicide?
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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Yes. A character goes by the initials A.D.D. and says he has Attention Deficit Disorder. He says his mom used to cry because she thought he would never be like a fully functioning member of society like his neighbor with Legionnaires' disease. When the characters meet him their first impression of him is that he's looking for a mental health facility. He clarifies that he's there because South Harmon is the only college that accepted him. His behaviors like frantic outbursts and hyperactivity are played up for laughs. Overall it gives off the vibe that people with disorders aren't cut out for "real" college.
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Are there fat jokes?
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A fat character is bullied but whether the intent is to fat shame him is unclear.
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Is there hate speech?
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The r-slur. A rich character is implicitly racist and antisemitic but doesn’t display these behaviors onscreen.
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Are there homophobic slurs?
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“Holiday” by Green Day plays and the use of the f-slur is uncensored.
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A critiquing mention of antisemitism
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Sex
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Are there incestuous relationships?
National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
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Sexism
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Spoiler
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