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Essay:Greatest Conservative Movies (view source)
Revision as of 10:27, March 25, 2019
, 10:27, March 25, 2019→Debatable Whether Conservative: Well, to be fair, PG-13 didn't even exist at the time the film was made (in fact, I think Jurassic Park was the first film to be given that rating).
|''Who Framed Roger Rabbit''
|''Who Framed Roger Rabbit''
|1988
|1988
|PG (Should be PG-13)
|PG
|On the one hand, the movie contains many innuendos and crude humor, the antagonist Judge Doom is a capitalist, and the relationship between a toon rabbit and a toon human may be seen as promoting bestiality. On the other hand, the movie depicts marital fidelity in a positive light, as initial signs of Jessica Rabbit's infidelity are in fact part of the antagonist's plot and in reality she actually cares very deeply about her husband.
|On the one hand, the movie contains many innuendos and crude humor, the antagonist Judge Doom is a capitalist, and the relationship between a toon rabbit and a toon human may be seen as promoting bestiality. On the other hand, the movie depicts marital fidelity in a positive light, as initial signs of Jessica Rabbit's infidelity are in fact part of the antagonist's plot and in reality she actually cares very deeply about her husband.
|$349,200,000
|$349,200,000