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"Free Guy" Movie Synopsis and Ratings Guide

 

              PG 13

          Violence and Action Throughout, Some Sexual References, and Some Strong Language

Guy, a disposable, NPC character in a popular video game, wakes up every morning to his perfectly predictable but pleasant life, where he works as a Bank Teller, and hangs out with his best friend Ron, the security guard. Until one day everything changes, Guy experiences love at first sight with the girlfriend of an armed robber, who holds up his bank. Suddenly all he can think about is a future with this mystery woman. He realizes he can make this happen by getting his hands on a pair of the special glasses he’s seen the bad guys wear. The next time his bank is held up Guy disarms the robber and takes his glasses (which he comes to find give you special abilities and access to cool features within the video game). While roaming around town wearing the glasses, he runs into HER. She teaches Guy that he can accumulate points fast by committing crimes and disposing of other players in the game. Against this, Guy figures out he can accumulate even more points by committing good deeds and fighting crime. In a matter of a few days he becomes the highest scoring player in the game, with the most amount of followers. People begin tuning in just to see what Guy will do next. The creators of the game aren’t happy with this turn of events. They come to find out Guy is an NPC and try to eliminate him.

Violence and Action Throughout: The following violence is NOT graphic (bloody or realistic). Characters are shot left and right in this film; most in the chest, a few in the head. There are car crashes, shoot outs, explosions, and fist fights: In one scene Marina fights other players with a sword and axe. She slices one in the stomach, and stabs two others in the chest. Guy steps in to help and breaks other player’s arm. Marina stabs other player in the neck with a knife and throws him through the air with it:  In another scene a player jumps out a window on fire. He gets up and runs down the street on fire.

Some Sexual References: Sexual references that are more suggestive in nature and do not crudely refer to people engaging in sexual activity. Some examples include: “My viewers would just banana crème sandwich all over themselves”, and It’s like losing my virginity, but in my mouth”.

Some Strong Language:  There were a few uses of the F word, and a stepped on Mother F*. As well as two uses of the D word, that refers to a man’s genitalia. And finally, one use of the middle finger.

Other:  There IS some other mild PG language, such as God dam, shit, and we're screwed.

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