Parents Guide for
Green Lantern (2011) More at IMDbPro »

3/10

The movie begins with a scene of Hal and a nude woman in bed. The blankets are pulled up under her arms and no cleavage or nudity is shown, however it is implied that they had sex.

Green Lantern is shown getting out of bed in his undies. At first he might appear naked, but not. Later he is shown again the same way from the side, above and all around him. All his muscles are shown.

An alien is shown nude from the side. There is nothing sexual about the scene and no private parts are shown.

There are several scenes in which women are wearing low-cut dresses revealing cleavage. Some wear backless dresses.

It is implied that a man and a woman have had sex in the past.

6/10.

Kilowog and Green Lantern fight for training. When Kilowog is about to win he is kicked in the groin by Green Lantern.

Frequent portrayals of non-graphic violence.

Frequent gun and weapons use, with some blood and detail shown.

Frequent portrayals of nightmarish images and transformations.

A man is shown being stabbed in the eye with a hypodermic needle and syringe.

3/10.

3 Very CLEAR uses of BITCH, (2 where strong and being told to Green Lantern). A couple uses of SHIT and ASS and a**h*le.

Mild language used mostly.

2 uses of g-d

3/10

Mild drinking

People are given sedatives and tranquilizers.

6/10

Kilowog is kicked in the groin by Green Lantern, this comes as a frightening surprise and is very intense.

The main villain, Parallax, looks very frightening and nightmarish as well. He looks like a dark skull with glowing eyes, sharp teeth and tentacles. He sucks the life force out of many aliens and humans during the film. The "force" escaping the victims looks like a glowing golden skeleton, leaving behind charred and mangled remains. The victims die in agony and the scene can be very disturbing even for somewhat older children.

Total : 21/50

Rated PG-13 for: Adult Language, Violence.(HBO advisory)