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Amelie
UNSAFE
Comedy · Romance·2001

Amelie

Unsafe — contains visual nudity and/or sex scenes

Sex & Nudity Content

Visual content only. References, dialogue, and jokes don't count.

  • Standing woman and man exchange very tender kisses. They are next seen nude in bed covered embracing with man asleep on her chest. Sex is implied. No explicit nudity.
  • In a flashback, a woman is seen having sex with a man. The man's back is seen as he thrusts and gasps on top of her. She looks at him with amusement trying not to laugh.
  • A little boy spies on a woman wearing only a shift. Her cleavage is seen.
  • A woman mistakenly calls a pornographic store. The man on the line mistakes her for an applying model and asks if she's 'shaved.'
  • A man and woman start making out in a restaurant bathroom. From the outside, people in the restaurant can see the glasses on the shelves rattling and hear the woman screaming in climax. Mostly comedic and not explicit.
  • Nude female breasts, sexualized woman, and showing her bottom.
  • There is a 10-second montage of people orgasming during sex. All of them briefly showing different sex positions like missionary and rear-entry. Only one of the shots shows bare breasts. It is not very graphic, though.
  • Several scenes take place in an adult video store: we briefly see bare-breasted women on video/magazine covers, as well as dildos etc. In one scene, Samantha wears a small costume while dancing suggestively. She later removes her top and continues. Her breasts and nipples are seen.
  • A pregnant woman is shown, from the shoulders to the hips, and we see her stomach grow in a fast-frame sequence. Bare breasts visible.
  • During the Amelie birth scene, an out-of-focus vulva is seen.

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Our Safety Parameters

We measure one thing and one thing only: visual nudity and sex scenes. Every TV show and movie is rated Safe, Slightly Safe, or Unsafe.

SAFE
  • Zero visual nudity or sex scenes throughout the movie or episode
  • Verbal references, dialogue, or jokes are considered safe
  • Violence and profanity do not affect the safety rating
SLIGHTLY SAFE
  • ~Only brief flashes of nudity (a second or two) or partial / distant exposure
  • ~Sex is implied — covered, under sheets, fades to black, no body parts shown
  • ~No extended, graphic, or repeated sexual content
UNSAFE
  • Clear visual nudity (breasts, genitals, full buttocks shown plainly)
  • On-screen sex scenes with thrusting, undressing, or extended intimacy
  • Multiple or graphic sexual scenes anywhere in the movie or episode

Frequently Asked Questions

Our team actually watches the TV shows and movies, reads reviews, and goes through viewer comments. Your feedback helps us amend, fix, and add ratings over time. We rate every TV show and movie one of three ways: SAFE (zero visual nudity or sex), SLIGHTLY SAFE (only brief flashes or implied scenes — nothing extended or graphic), or UNSAFE (clear or extended visual nudity / sex).

Plenty of other sites already do that. Our single focus is visual sexual content — that's the one thing parents most often want to filter out before family movie night.

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Anything spoken is fine in our system. We only judge what is actually shown on screen.

That's exactly what our SLIGHTLY SAFE rating is for. If a TV show or movie only contains brief flashes of nudity (a second or two), partial / distant exposure, or implied sex with no body parts shown (under sheets, fades to black), we mark it SLIGHTLY SAFE rather than UNSAFE — so you know there's something, but it's not extended or graphic. Titles with clear, extended, or repeated visual nudity / sex stay UNSAFE.

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