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Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Best from age 9 · PG · 1988 · 104 min
Watch with a parentBest from age 9 · PG · 1988 · 104 min · Fantasy · Animation · Comedy · Crime
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
In 1947 Hollywood, cartoon character Roger Rabbit is framed for murder, and a cynical human detective must clear his name. This groundbreaking film blends live-action and animation as they solve a complex mystery in a world where Toons and humans coexist.
What's in it
0 = none · 10 = intenseViolence & peril
Moderate5/10
Language
Moderate3/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking
Moderate4/10
Romance & sensuality
Moderate3/10
Scary moments
Strong6/10
Heads up
- Cartoon violence is frequent and impactful.
- Some adult themes and suggestive humor.
- A menacing villain might frighten younger viewers.
Models well
- The importance of loyalty and friendship
- Standing up for the falsely accused
- Overcoming prejudice
Talk about it after
- How does prejudice against "Toons" mirror real-world biases?
- The power of laughter and making others happy.
- Why is it important to investigate fully before judging?
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Cast & crew
Who Framed Roger Rabbit - 2013 25th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray Trailer
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