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Parents Guide for
An Inconvenient Truth (2006)

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The content of this page was created directly by users and has not been screened or verified by IMDb staff.
Since the beliefs that parents want to instill in their children can vary greatly, we ask that instead of adding your personal opinions about what is right or wrong in a film, that you instead use this new feature to help parents make informed viewing decisions by describing the facts of relevant scenes in the title for each one of the different categories: Sex and Nudity, Violence and Gore, Profanity, Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking, and Frightening/Intense Scenes .
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Sex & Nudity

None

Violence & Gore

None, unless you count Al's name. :)

A personified "sun beam" character gets ganged on and beaten up by many personified "green house" characters. The scene is animated, but exhibits gang violence.

Profanity

None

An animated little girl mentions that her dad gets mad after drinking in the morning..

Al Gore mentions drunken trees, but assures the audience that the trees have not drunk alcohol.

Some thematic and overwhelming sequences.

A frog is used to illustrate reactions to changing environments. It is first dropped into very hot water, where it hops out. Then it is added to cool water that is slowly heated, but is rescued before it is harmed in any way.

Discussion of Gore's son's car accident might be intense for some younger children.

Page last updated by wappentake, 4 days ago
Top Contributors: isaacw-2, MildlyAmused, rdthomp, wappentake
MPAA:
Rated PG for mild thematic elements.
Certification:
Singapore:PG / Hong Kong:I / Finland:K-3 / Malaysia:U / Norway:A / USA:PG (certificate #42438) / Germany:o.Al. / Sweden:Btl / Ireland:G / Brazil:Livre / Canada:G / Switzerland:7 (canton of Vaud) / Australia:PG / Netherlands:MG6 / UK:U / Iceland:L / South Korea:All / France:U / Portugal:M/6 / Switzerland:7 (canton of Geneva)

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