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The School of Rock
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Sex & Nudity

Brief scene of a man attempting to hit on the school principal.

A man is sleeping naked, but no nudity in the first few scenes, in one of the final scenes, either his underwear or buttocks show.

Violence & Gore

Absoloutley none at all. This may be one of the first movies you'll ever see that has no violence or its references.

Profanity

There is mild language throughout the film but nothing above a PG-13 rating. Some uses of the word "ass", possibly one or two uses of "shit". One woman mouths out the "b" word once. There is also a scene in which one teacher states, "Your children have touched me and I believe I have touched your children," not realizing it came out in an awkward context. At one point the teacher mentions he has the "runs."

Two of the characters are seen drinking, one of them seen as drunk in a later scene. One character mentions that he has a hangover to the class and another scene discusses how one character got drunk at a staff dinner. Another scene, after being confronted with complaints from one teacher hearing music coming from another character's classroom, the other character states to the class that "Uh-oh. You know what that means? She must be doing crack."

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Rated PG-13 for some rude humor and drug references.
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