How old should you be to watch 1917?
How old should you be to watch 1917? According to the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) the film has a 15 certificate. This means no one younger than 15 may see the film in the cinema, or rent or buy it when it comes out on DVD or for digital download.
How old do you have to be to watch 1917?
Many of the characters in the movie drink wine a lot as well with some even smoking. But the main character Schofield doesn’t give up no matter what. He won’t stop to find his friend Blake’s brother and deliver the message and is also very kind. So overall, I’d say this film is just fine for a 13 year old.
Why should I watch 1917?
Our Take: 1917 is pure-distilled urgency in movie form — minimal story, maximum direction, cinematography, cinematography, cinematography (Roger Deakins won a much-deserved Oscar for Best Achievement in Cinematography for his work here). The filmmaking is so virtuoso, there’s a true how’d-they-do-that quality to it.
What makes 1917 rated R?
1917 is rated R by the MPAA for violence, some disturbing images, and language. Violence: Several individuals are shot and stabbed; blood is frequently visible. One man is heard screaming after being stabbed. One individual is strangled on screen.
