They conclude with age recommendations. Parents can search a database, find video recommendations and look at recent reviews. We simply list material that parents may not want their kids to watch or hear. This site, which includes new releases and videos, assigns a number from 0 to 10 for the amount of sex and nudity, violence and gore, and profanity. Full reviews detail examples of these three topics, as well as adult issues and the message the movie sends.
Parents can search films and videos by title or by ratings in amount of sex, violence and profanity.
Reviews of current movies and videos, as well as lists such as Academy Award winners and the American Film Institute's list of the 100 greatest movies. It gives a brief plot description and ranks nudity, sex, violence, drugs and alcohol on a scale of mild to extreme, with some description. The site says the reviews are generated by parents, and it has a Christian slant. Online, Roger Ebert, Entertainment Weekly, Reel and USA Today. Parents can share positive film experiences or steer families away from movies they found objectionable.