  Stealing HarvardMPAA Rating:
 for crude and sexual humor, language and drug references.Movie Critics
…discerning moviegoers will agree STEALING HARVARD should be rated R and spurned at the box office…
—Preview Family Movie and TV Review …Sexually related dialogue is present, while a couple is seen having sex in various scenes (usually for laughs, but including some movement, sounds and non-explicit nudity)…
—ScreenIt! …Three different men (in three scenes) dress like a woman, and we see them lying in bed with a man… A dog thrusts on a man’s leg and there is a veiled suggestion that they may have been involved in a sex act…
—Kids-in-Mind _____
Moviemaking Quality:
Primary Audience:
Teens Adults
Genre:
Comedy
Length:
1 hr. 23 min.
Starring: Tom Green, Jason Lee, Leslie Mann, Megan Mullally, Dennis Farina | Directed by: Bruce McCulloch | Produced by: Susan Cavan, Ron Howard, Brian Grazer | Written by: Peter Tolan, Martin Hynes | Distributor: Columbia Tristar
Year of Release—2002  Negative—This movie was horrible. You can see the 10 Commandments ALL being broken before your very eyes. We walked out of the theater, but wished that we would have left sooner rather then later. There was stealing, lying, premartial sex, hatred, violence, homosexuality (though not outright—close enough). The relationships within the movie the actors had with one another were all selfish and prideful. They tried to portray the importance of keeping one’s promise, however no one should break God’s law in the process. This movie definitly does not honor God in any way.
[Extremely Offensive / 1] —Phil, age 26 Negative—There is nothing redeeming about this movie. It should be rated R for language and sexual content. Its story line is childish. I wonder how adults can make this stuff and are willing to associate their names with it.
[Very Offensive / 1] —David Leksell, age 51 Comments from young people
Positive—This movie was a pretty good one. if you don’t mind some slight sexual references. It is a great movie to go to if you are in the mood for a lot of laughs. Tom Green is not at all “sick” like he is in his TV series and his other movies. He has a great sense of humer that will leave you laughing for hours. I wouldn’t suggest this movie to anyone under the age of 14.
[Average / 3½] —Scott Houston, age 15 Negative—I personally thought this movie was a waste of time. Not only was it morally inappropriate, but the story line lacked any real plot. This movie has many unnecessary sex scenes and a lot of bad language (what movies don’t have that these days.) I went to this movie expecting at least a little entertainment, but it was so pointless that I ended up talking to my friends more than I was watching the movie. If you absolutely have to see this movie, wait until you can rent it, its not worth the money to see it at the movie theater.
[Very Offensive / 1] —Brittany, age 13 |
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