Role models why is it rated r

Wheeler chases any skirt he sees for empty sex. When they get in a fight with a tow-truck driver, they choose community service over jail and are assigned to be big brothers - Danny to Augie, a geek who loves to LARP Live Action Role Play , and Wheeler to Ronnie, a pint-size foul-mouthed kid. After a rocky start, things start to go well until both Danny and Wheeler make big mistakes.

Can the two men figure out how to change enough to be role models to the boys? Danny and Wheeler were just sentenced to hours mentoring kids. Worst idea ever. Rated R for crude and sexual content, strong language and nudity. Did you know Edit. Trivia Many lines in the film were improvised. The writers did constant rewrites and came up with ideas during filming but had to stop because of the Writers Guild strike. Goofs In the beginning when they are in the minotaur shaped car going from school to school promoting minotaur energy drinks, Wheeler has his helmet off which switches from being in his lap to the back of the car when switching angle views.

Quotes Danny : Can I get a large black coffee? Barista : A what? Crazy credits Halfway through the end credits, we cut back to Gayle Sweeny repeating her suggestive use of a hot-dog toward Jim Stansel continuously pushes the end out of its bun while he sticks it back in.

Alternate versions Unrated Version Includes 8 cuts and 2 using alternative footage, total difference is min. User reviews Review.

Top review. What did you have for dinner? Was it cocaine? However after being dumped by his girlfriend, Danny crashes his minotaur truck into a school monument and he and Wheeler face the prospect of 30 days in jail or hours of community service doing big-brother type work with disadvantaged youngsters.

While Wheeler is landed with Ronny an obnoxious little 10 year old, Danny is landed with a dungeons and dragon playing geek called Augie. While neither of them hit it off with the kids at first they all eventually become friends and learn a lot of life lessons. Now, you might think that from this semi-sarcastic tone I hated it, but oh contraire, far from. I admit I had low expectations of this film that were completely smashed by the scatter-gun humour of the film.

The dialogue is funny and the sarcasm bitingly funny at times, as the top line suggests. Paul Rudd is perfect as the miserable Danny and Sean William Scott is perfectly cast as the free-living, but unfortunate Wheeler.

A laugh out loud comedy that exceeds expectations. FAQ 4. Is "Role Models" based on a book? Was it originally intended for Wheeler to go to the final battle in the Minotaur outfit? Details Edit. Release date November 7, United States. If you think what we do is worthwhile, please donate or become a member advertisement Role Models R - 8.

Two energy drink salesmen Seann William Scott and Paul Rudd try to flee the scene after they crash their truck, but a judge sentences them to hours of community service in a youth program.

The two men make poor role models as they initially neglect the kids, but eventually learn about healthy relationships. Thompson, Elizabeth Banks and Jane Lynch.

Directed by David Wain. We see a man in the morning lying naked, face down at a campfire, wearing nothing but shoes. We see a man sitting on a large canning pot used as a toilet, with his pants down around his ankles. Several scenes depict young women in short shorts that reveal bare legs and thighs, a woman wears a very short skirt, and several women wear low-cut blouses that reveal cleavage.

A man is seen from the side, bare-chested from the waist up in a medieval costume of a half-man half-horse. A man and a woman are shown in a sleeping bag, they kiss and she falls asleep, the man gets up, and we see his bare back and buttocks. A teen boy kisses a teen girl briefly and their friends applaud. A youth center director demonstrates that to hug a child from behind looks like a depiction of anal sex and is not allowed in her programs.

A woman speaks of young people she mentors by saying, "I'm here to service these boys. A man gets out of a car driven by a woman, he puts two fingers under a coworker's nose and says "Guess what I did last night? A man makes several sexually suggestive comments about dating women e. It has nothing to do with your maturity level. It has to do with the extremely crude and raunchy material in the film. My son aged 14 wants me to take him to the movie. I would not take a year-old to this film, which is rated R.

It has extremely crude and graphic sexual humor as well as drinking and drug use. There is full female nudity and a great deal of extremely vulgar sexual humor including sexual situations and a child obsessed with sex. If your child is over 15 they have seen all there is to see when it comes to nudity.

They hear this language all the time and if you think otherwise you are living in a dream world. If your son is 17 why are you so concerned about it. He will be able to do whatever he wants in a year any ways. People need to relize we live in a different world now. You teach your children their values no matter what they see in a movie.

Proud Parent who has been around the block. As you will see if you read my review, the issue is not nudity or language; it is the exceptional vulgarity of its context. And even if kids already know all those words and know lots of dirty jokes, that does not mean that it is appropriate for them to see this movie or for their parents to give them permission to see it. I mean come on hellboy 2 for highschoolers, i would let my 6 year old cousin watch that.

By age kids have heard it all and seen it all. I really think that u should lighten up the ages, and because if your parents wont let you see the movie, chances are if you want to see it you will just sneak out. As a 15 year old highschooler, I really disagree with this website. I think that you really tend to exaggerate the movies, I mean come hellboy 2 for a highschooler?

I would let my 5 year old cousin watch that. If we really want to see it we simply watch it online, or lie and say we are going to a different movie or a friends house. Thanks for your comment, anonymous. I give parents the information they need to make an informed decision. It has nothing to do with what you know or what you have seen or heard.