Parents Guide for
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) More at IMDbPro »

PG-13 for Sexual References and Language

Sex and Nudity: 5/10

The main character draws naked women on his computer, which we can briefly see.

A man and woman start kissing heavily.

A girl teenager asks a guy teenager if he saw her changing into her swimsuit. He says he did, meaning he saw her totally naked, but she says she isn't embarrased.

Lots of innuendos and sexual references.

Violence: 4/10

Ferris smacks Cameron over the head after he screws up a prank phone call.

Jeannie kicks Mr. Rooney thrice in the face, leaving him with a bloody nose.

It is implied in one scene that Mr. Rooney smashed a flower pot on a dog. The dog then bites his leg.

Cameron smashes in the front grille of the Ferrari with his foot, which sends it careening through a large window and into a ravine. We later see it wrecked in the foliage.

We hear a dog mauling Mr. Rooney off-screen.

Profanity: 4/10

1 use of f--k

20 uses of s--t

10 uses of son of a b---h and b----d

About 10 uses of d--n and what the h--l

lots of A words

Most of the swearing is hardly noticeable.

Alcohol, Drugs and Smoking: 3/10

A scene at a restaurant where rich people are drinking wine and smoking

When Ferris' sister Jeanie is at the Police Station, there is an attractive punk kid, whos eyes are bloodshot and he asks Jeanie if she is there because of drugs. They then have a small conversation about pot.

Intense Scenes: 2/10

There is a scene where Cameron falls into his pool like he doesnt care if he drowns or not, and we think he has drowned. Ferris jumps in to save him, and it turns out he was faking