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Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Les Misérables
camelotsace — 15 years ago(July 01, 2010 11:11 PM)
No one's filled in the parent advisory - I'm just wondering about the content, particularly the sexual content. Is there any nudity?
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heelmaster2000 — 15 years ago(January 11, 2011 12:16 PM)
In all honesty I cannot remember how much nudity there is. I think that there is a little bit, but not to much. There is a tiny bit of language. But the main reason that the film is R is because of the violence. Which isn't all that graphic but does show a good amount of blood. Trust me when I say WATCH THIS FILM! It is an amazing and sadly very underrated and almost unknown title.
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Frau Blucher — 14 years ago(September 30, 2011 12:51 PM)
There is a disturbing violent scene where a group of familes get mowed down by Nazis. And some other violence. I think it would be ok for 12 and up? Depends on the sensitivity of your child.
I don't recall any scenes of sexual activity - clothed or unclothed. I don't think there is any nudity either, but really,why does that matter? The nude body that's just there and not involved in a sex act is not going to psychologically damage your child. I seriously can't wait until this notion that the nude body is immoral becomes obsolete. But we will be all long dead by then.
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tpupkin — 10 years ago(August 04, 2015 01:15 AM)
There is a scene in which Henry's mother is forced into prostitution and we see her enduring some impersonal sex. No nudity, but very sexual and may be disturbing to kids. In a later scene, a group of female prisoners are dressed up for party with some Getmsn soldiers and one women asks a man if she'll have to sleep with him.
Another subplot involves a woman trying to convince a man hiding in her basement to have sex with her.