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Drillbit Taylor
Review by Josh Hurst | posted 3/21/2008

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What positive lessons—if any—does Drillbit teach the kids? Does he set a positive example with regard to handling bullies, standing up for oneself, or helping others?
What lessons, if any, does Drillbit himself learn?
What does the Bible say about handling people who treat you with cruelty?
What are the parents like in this film? Are any of them good parents?

The Family Corner

For parents to consider

Drillbit Taylor is rated PG-13 for sexual references, language, drug references, and partial nudity. It's pretty tame compared to most PG-13 comedies, but parents still ought to take the rating very seriously. There are several swear words, including misuses of the Lord's name, and some crude sexual innuendos. There are also two scenes that show a man's bare backside.

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