The Social Network (2010)

What earned the score

• Repeated Same-Sex Party Kissing

  Two women make out twice at parties, making same-sex intimacy a recurring part of the film’s sexualized college-life spectacle.

• Same-Sex Kissing as Spectacle

  Women kiss each other and cavort in a club wearing bikini-like outfits, making same-sex kissing part of the film’s sexualized party display.

Details

In 2003, Harvard undergrad and computer programmer Mark Zuckerberg begins work on a new concept that eventually turns into the global social network known as Facebook. Six years later, Mark is one of the youngest billionaires ever, but his unprecedented success leads to both personal and legal complications when he ends up on the receiving end of two lawsuits, one involving his former friend.

Starring

Jesse EisenbergAndrew GarfieldArmie HammerJustin TimberlakeRooney Mara

Director

David Fincher

Writer

Aaron SorkinBen Mezrich

Genre

Drama

Release Date

Oct 01, 2010

Parents Guide

• Sex Moderate

  No graphic sexual content.

  A man and a woman are implied to have sex, but the act isn't shown and there is no nudity.

  A few sexual references.

  A guy and girl are seen in bed after waking up in the morning, No nudity is shown on either of them since the man is under covers and the woman wears a bra.

  Some party scenes with girls in skimpy clothes.

  Second party scene is just more of the same, both scenes are brief however.

  Implied Sexual situations, due to its PG-13 rating nothing graphic is shown.

  Eduardo(Andrew Garfield) and Christy(Brenda Song) enter a bathroom stall and are shown from the side. They kiss passionately, and the woman unbuckles the man's pants, after that she goes down on him and scene ends. Oral sex is implied. No nudity is shown.

  Sean(Justin Timberlake) and Amelia(Dakota Johnson) wake up together.

  In the same scene, Amelia(Dakota Johnson) walks toward a shower wrapped in a towel. She removes the towel, briefly revealing her bare back. The camera remains focused but the image is slightly blurred due to the distance. No buttocks or frontal nudity is shown.

• Violence None

  A man attemps to hit another man. Nothing violent.

  A man grabs another man's computer, smashes it into pieces on his desk before cursing and screaming at him. When he is escorted away, he then runs at someone else threatening to punch them.

  A man vomits in a flashback scene.

  A girl becomes controlling and demanding of a man, and when he gives her a present she puts it into the trash can and lights it on fire as an attempt to cause panic. She then suddenly switches her personality back to normal which is quite strange and tense.

  A few reactions of people yelling, smashing and throwing things.

• Profanity Moderate

  "Douchebag" is used in one scene.

  Some of the swear words are used in tense moments.

  2 usages of "f**k". (1- f*ck you"), (2- f*ck you flip flops)".

  At least 11 instances of Blasphemy(G**sake, Je***,Je*** Ch***)

  2 obscene hand gestures.

  There are 2 uses of "f**k", 21 uses of "s**t", 6 uses of "ass", 3 uses of "hell", 1 use of "d**n", 2 uses of "godd**n", 5 uses of "b**ch", 4 uses of "Jesus Christ", 3 uses of "Jesus".

• Drugs Moderate

  Sean Parker is arrested for cocaine possession at the sorority party.

  There are multiple scenes of marijuana use from bongs, joints and other sources. There is a scene where characters snort cocaine.

  Some non-graphic drug use.

  A fair amount of social drinking.

  People smoke marijuana joints at parties.

  We see a woman popping a pill during a party.

  We see a girl using a bong (she is visually high)

  Cocaine is snorted (we see two people snort it)

• Frightening Scenes Mild

  As the film progresses it obtains a somber and emotionally affecting tone. The film explores themes of greed, manipulation, substance use and above all loneliness. There are some tense scenes and many dark and tragic scenes as well.

  A man smashes another man's computer in rage.

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