Pride & Prejudice

10+Common Sense Media calls it a gorgeous Jane Austen adaptation with timeless appeal; ParentPreviews gives it an overall A- as a light, bright adaptation; Movie Mom finds it a faithful version satisfactory to fans and newcomers.[1][2][3]

• Sex & nudity: The movie focuses on romance. The main couple banters and briefly touches hands. One quick kiss. Large paintings of nude men and women visible in a few scenes.[1][2]
• Violence: A woman yells at another man and accuses him of acts of cruelty. People yell and have fits.[1]
• Language: One use of "ass." A priest utters the word "intercourse" in his sermon.[1][2]
• Drugs & alcohol: Characters drink at parties. A teen acts drunk in front of a crowd.[1]
• Other: A teen elopes with a man who's in his mid-20s. They eventually get married.[1]

Representation: No racial diversity, and the cast is entirely White. Elizabeth Bennet is a fierce, intelligent woman who rebels against social prejudices around gender and class.[1]

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