Parents Guide for
Evita (1996) More at IMDbPro »

Sex & Nudity - 4/10

A man and woman wake up in bed together, he is in boxers and she is in lingerie (it is implied post-coitus). He pulls on pants and goes downstairs. It is later revealed that the man is married with kids, and people refer to the girl as his "one night stand."

Eva sleeps her way to the top of the social ladder, with a whole song devoted to her moving from lover to lover. The song uses light innuendos and the F-you gesture four times, perhaps with sexual connotation.

One song is very sexual in nature and lyrics and is basically a come-on. While singing, Eva and Peron ascend the staircase to his bedroom, dance in lamplight, and enter his bedroom. She takes off her gloves while singing suggestively, and then the lights go dark, and all else is implied.

A man's new lover kicks his old one out of his bed (she is clothed) in song.

Mention is made of a woman being a man's whore. The word "slut" and "whore" are used two-three times each, and men talk about how a woman "isn't paid to be loved but to be laid."

There are some suggestive dance moves. During one dance, the outline of a woman's breasts (including nipples) are clearly visible through her thin dress.

Violence & Gore - 3/10

Scenes of beatings and fights are seen. Bodies of victims in one of the fights are seen (at a distance, faces aren't seen).

There are bombings, an earthquake, gunshots, beatings, etc. Mainly mild and short.

Profanity - 4/10

Three/four uses each of "b**ch", "d**n", "slut", "whore", and "a*s". In one song, the middle-finger gesture is made three/four times, perhaps to sexual connotation.

Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking - 1

People are seen drinking briefly on occaision.

Frightening/Intense Scenes - 5/10

Towards the end of the movie, Eva begins dying of cervical cancer. She eventually dies, and it is very sad intense. Many viewers may find it extrememly upsetting as Eva was a very inspirational, mother-like character throughout the movie.

Eva's enbalmed body is seen dead and in a coffin at her funeral.

16/50 - Contributors of this page have analyzed this film based on a scale of 0-50. 0-10 = 100% kid friendly, Example: Cinderella; 11-15 = A bit rough in some areas, but still kid friendly, Example: Bolt; 16-20 = Not recommended for tots and small children, Example: Star Wars; 21-25 = Recommended for mature audiences, Example: Forrest Gump, This; 26-30 = Not recommended for anyone under 13, Example: Slumdog Millionaire; 31-40 = Not recommended for anyone under 18, Example: Saw; 40+ = High R, NC-17, Example: Cannibal Holocaust

This film is not recommended for tots and small children.