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The Trip (2021)

The Trip Parents Guide | I onde dager Age Rating

The Trip (I onde dager) is a Norway action thriller film directed and co-written by Tommy Wirkola . It is produced by Kjetil Omberg, Jørgen Storm Rosenberg .

The film is distributed by Netflix , Nordisk Film Distribution, XYZ Films . However, the production company is 74 Entertainment .

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I onde dager Parents Guide | The Trip Age Rating

Film The Trip is r ated 18+ by Netflix for Some Violence, Sexual Reference, and Language Throughout.

18+ – Some shown content in the film may be inappropriate for children under the age of 18.

Film The Trip Release date

The movie The Trip is scheduled to be released on 15 October 2021 on Netflix.

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Film The Trip Cast

• Noomi Rapace as Lisa
• Aksel Hennie as Lars
• André Eriksen as Roy
• Atle Antonsen as Petter Larsen
• Christian Rubeck as Dave
• Nils Ole Oftebro
• Tor Erik Gunstrøm as Hans

The Trip Age Rating and The Trip Parents Guide

Know about The Trip   Parents Guide. Why The Trip received this age rating? Read the complete information here about The Trip age ratings in the UK, US, Australia, Canada, Ireland, Switzerland, and overseas.

Film The Trip is rated 15 in Norway, R21 in Singapore.

In fact, the age rating, fixed by MPAA ( Motion Picture Association of America TV Series rating system),  BBFC (British Board of Film Classification), and Commons sense, TV Parental Guidelines (A television content rating system in the United States).

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The Trip Reviews

This movie is not meant to be politically correct but if there is a line, Wirkola has definitely stepped over it.

Full Review | Jul 20, 2023

“The Trip” isn’t for the faint of heart. Some scenes are extremely intense and the further it goes the gorier the movie gets. Yet it’s all fused with this wicked sense of humor that often pops up in the most unexpected moments.

Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/5 | Aug 16, 2022

The Trip thankfully steps back from the sadness of a crumbling relationship and instead presents its chaotic flipside

Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/5 | Oct 28, 2021

Like a cross between My Poor Angel and Funny Games. [Full Review in Spanish]

Full Review | Original Score: 3/5 | Oct 27, 2021

This is a gruesomely graphic and pitch-black comedy-horror-thriller loaded with entertaining plot twists great and small.

There's a whimsical, Wes Anderson-like quality to the way Wirkola introduces characters and plot twists, though the tone is more Martin McDonagh with a dash of Quentin Tarantino.

Full Review | Original Score: A- | Oct 27, 2021

Bloody good fun, and damned bloody and damned funny in the bargain.

Full Review | Original Score: 3/4 | Oct 25, 2021

It inspires a few choking laughs, it's challenging in its unpleasantness, and it's likely to satisfy any iron stomachs who are up to the task.

Full Review | Oct 19, 2021

What then follows is 90 minutes of occasionally hilarious, sometimes gruesome, slightly queasy, but certainly inventive cinema.

Full Review | Original Score: 3/5 | Oct 19, 2021

The fights are violent, bloody, all in a pronounced tone of macabre and absurd humor. [Full review in Spanish]

Full Review | Oct 18, 2021

Unfortunately, while [its] concept promises a fun, agile thriller, "The Trip" all too quickly descends into a juvenile, nihilistic mess.

Full Review | Oct 14, 2021

A wild, zany ride that Wirkola and his cast are 100% committed to. At the risk of sounding cliché: you'll want to take this trip.

Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/5 | Oct 5, 2021

The film becomes a chaotic whirlwind of hilarious situations. [Full review in Spanish]

Full Review | Original Score: 4/5 | Oct 5, 2021

THE TRIP (2006)

"family is more important than fame".

What You Need To Know:

(RoRo, B, LLL, S, A, DD, M) Strong Romantic worldview with some moral elements in whimsical, improvised comedy based on British TV comedy series in which Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon play themselves as Coogan is hired by a magazine to review Northern England’s finest restaurants and takes his best friend, fellow comic Rob Brydon, so characters appear to enjoy the high life, but a sense of melancholy prevails under the surface as it becomes clear that Coogan is miserable being single after age 40 and, thus, having family is extolled, as Brydon is shown to be lonely without his wife and children in contrast to Coogan; at least 16 obscenities (including several “f” and “s” words) and 10 profanities; no violence; two scenes imply Coogan has had casual fornication the night before, as the respective women sneak out of his hotel room, leaving him looking miserable; alcohol use; smoking and one woman offers Coogan cocaine, which he declines, but she proceeds to snort a lot of it; and, rivalry and jealousy.

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THE TRIP is a whimsical, impressively improvised comedy starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon in a mockumentary-style that depicts the pair of British comics traveling the roads of Northern England for a week to review fine dining restaurants for a magazine.

Coogan is the bigger star and invites Brydon along for the ride when Coogan’s girlfriend declines. They comically discuss and argue an endless array of topics, with particular focus on celebrity tales since both men are excellent impersonators who love to one-up each other.

However, under the surface lies a melancholy undertone, largely due to the fact Coogan is over age 40 and still hopelessly single after a nasty breakup with his last girlfriend. Meanwhile, Brydon is constantly talking about his wife and children and is experiencing loneliness as well. Brydon’s marriage and its stability are seen as ideal, especially when compared to what Coogan is going through as a single man.

Along the way, Coogan engages in implied one-night stands with women working in hotels where he stays. Nothing is shown other than bare shoulders on his part, but the women leave looking awkward, and he looks miserable as he wakes up. One woman he meets, a former conquest, offers him cocaine, which he turns down, but then she uses a mountain of it herself. Coogan and Bryson drink alcohol in restaurants throughout (but not to excess), and Coogan smokes cigarettes a few times to calm his nerves.

THE TRIP is quiet and thoughtful compared to most major comedies, but its rich charms are rooted in the genuine humanity of its characters. In it, Coogan is revealed in a different light than usual, showing how miserable he is after his casual sex adventures and clearly wishing for a stronger connection to other human beings, including the son to whom he was largely an absentee father. What the movie shows is that show business is illusory and that it’s families that matter more than any career.

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The Guilt Trip Parent Guide

Fogelman's past resume shouldn't leave us too surprised with his ability to bring a humorous dose of relationship reality to the screen..

It started out as a road trip for inventor Andy Brewster (Seth Rogen) to peddle his wares, but after he invites his Mom (Barbra Streisand) along for the ride, it is sure to be a guilt trip too.

Release date December 18, 2012

Run Time: 95 minutes

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Andrew Brewster (Seth Rogen) has his bags packed and is ready to set out on a road trip that will turn him into a business tycoon. But a quick stop to see his mother Joyce (Barbara Streisand) sends his plans in a whole new direction after she tells him about an old romance prior to her meeting his late father. Anxious to see his mom literally engaged in a new relationship (and focusing her motherly concerns somewhere else) he makes her an offer she can’t refuse: Join him for the trek across the country, during which he will stop at various retail head offices to pitch his organic cleaning product, and they can spend some quality time together. What she doesn’t know is Andrew has discovered her former flame lives on the west coast and that will be the ultimate destination of their voyage.

We’re not surprised that their tepid relationship is stretched early in the trip when Joyce unfolds a 12 CD talking book biography of a hermaphrodite (we hear brief sexual dialogue in the early scenes). Things take another turn for the worse when mom is determined to follow Andrew into the office of his first appointment.

The overall message is positive but don’t mistake screenwriter Dan Fogelman’s past work with Disney ( Cars , Cars 2 , Tangled , Bolt ) as a reason to take the kids. Aside from a likely lack of interest in this Gen Y’s emotional crisis, the movie contains profanity, including a single sexual expletive. There are also some mild sexual discussions, like Joyce’s frequently voiced belief that hitchhikers typically rape people and her motherly concern that a childhood problem with her son’s private body parts may be contributing to his lack of adult love-life. There is a short scene in a strip bar (no nudity is evident), as well as a scuffle between Andrew and another man that leaves him with a badly bruised face.

Fogelman’s past resume shouldn’t leave us too surprised with his ability to bring a humorous dose of relationship reality to the screen. Rather than resorting to over-the-top scenes full of unbelievable characters, this film instead offers a palette of people and situations that provide insight into the increasingly common interaction of an unwed thirty-something child with his widowed mother. It’s a good start to what may be a productive discussion on your next trip.

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The guilt trip rating & content info.

Why is The Guilt Trip rated PG-13? The Guilt Trip is rated PG-13 by the MPAA for language and some risque material.

Violence: A scuffle breaks out when a man insists on buying a drink for an already intoxicated woman—the punched man is shown with a bruised face afterward. A mother and son have some heated discussions. A car appears to hit a pedestrian during closing credits.

Sexual Content: A couple of snippets are heard from a talking book discussing sexual behavior. A woman is convinced hitchhikers rape people. A mother discusses pregnancy and a problem with her newborn son’s penis. A brief scene takes place in a strip bar where we see dancers in the background wearing bikini tops and bottoms. The term “penetrative sex” is heard in outtakes during closing credits.

Language: A single sexual expletive, a half dozen scatological terms and a few terms of deity (including two Christian terms) are heard.

Drugs/Alcohol: A man drinks to alleviate stress. A woman drinks to the point of drunkedness. While gambling on a slot machine in Vegas, a woman frequently asks for more free drinks.

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The Guilt Trip Parents' Guide

How do relations differ between parents and adult children as opposed to younger children? Do you think the issues in the parent child relationship depicted in this movie are becoming more common? Do you feel they are realistically portrayed?

The most recent home video release of The Guilt Trip movie is April 30, 2013. Here are some details…

Home Video Notes: The Guilt Tripl

Release Date: 30 April 2013

The Guilt Trip releases to home video (Blu-ray/DVD/Digital Copy) with the following extras:l

- UltraVioletl

- Barbra’s Worldl

- Guilt Trip: A Real Mother of a Road Tripl

- In the Driver’s Seatl

- Not Really a Road Trip Moviel

- Alternate Openingsl

- Alternate Endingl

- Over 10 Deleted Scenesl

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The blessings and curses of the relationships adult children have with their parents are also explored in the movies Anywhere But Here , For One More Day and Gifted Hands .

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The big trip, common sense media reviewers.

Uninspired animated adventure has quirky characters, peril.

A Lot or a Little?

What you will—and won't—find in this movie.

Meant to entertain rather than educate.

Celebrates teamwork, determination, and friendship

The heroes are loyal, brave, learn to respect the

Lots of cartoon violence and suspense: a scary pyt

Mild name-calling, i.e., "fang face," "tomato face

Parents need to know that The Big Trip is a Russian animated film for kids, adapted for English-speaking audiences using American actors. It's an adventure in which a misguided stork delivers a baby panda to the wrong house in the wrong neighborhood. A group of kooky animals unite to take the little bundle a…

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Positive messages.

Celebrates teamwork, determination, and friendship.

Positive Role Models

The heroes are loyal, brave, learn to respect the uniqueness of others, and work hard to reach their goal. Their arch enemy is a mean python. Everyone, with the exception of the brief appearance by the panda mom, is male.

Violence & Scariness

Lots of cartoon violence and suspense: a scary python chases heroes in multiple scenes, gnashing fangs, cackling, coiling and preparing to strike. There are falls, close calls, a rocket blows up, bees chase, a boat crashes into rocks, snake and bear fight

Did you know you can flag iffy content? Adjust limits for Violence & Scariness in your kid's entertainment guide.

Mild name-calling, i.e., "fang face," "tomato face," "clown."

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Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that The Big Trip is a Russian animated film for kids, adapted for English-speaking audiences using American actors. It's an adventure in which a misguided stork delivers a baby panda to the wrong house in the wrong neighborhood. A group of kooky animals unite to take the little bundle a long distance to find its rightful parents. On their journey, they encounter lots of cartoon action. A python causes the mayhem. He's a scary adversary: cackling, threatening, and baring his fangs. There are chases, fights, treacherous falls, and the baby panda, as well as his five "godfathers," are in peril. No one is injured or killed. Messages about teamwork, finding courage, and getting along are included in the story. All of the characters are male except for one. Some mild insults (i.e., "tomato-face," "fang-face," "clown") are heard along the way. The movie isn't suitable for younger or sensitive kids who aren't comfortable with real versus pretend violence. To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails .

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So-so Big Nate copycat about animals saving the world.

What's the story.

A peculiar bundle lands near the house of Mic-Mic Bear ( Drake Bell ) in THE BIG TRIP. When the big, brown bear discovers a baby panda and watches a soaring stork disappear in the sky, the awful truth comes to him -- this special delivery is a mistake! The baby panda is adorable, but he cries a lot, and he definitely doesn't belong in Mic-Mic's forest. Oscar ( Pauly Shore ), an annoying hare, appeals to Mic-Mic. He wants to come along on the trip the bear must make to find the baby's rightful home. As the journey begins, the two travelers and the little panda encounter very unusual companions -- a poetic tiger, a very frightened wolf, and a pelican who almost never stops talking. Unfortunately, distance isn't the only problem the well-meaning animals must conquer. They must also face the recurring appearances of a terrifying and powerful python who means them harm.

Is It Any Good?

The story is easy to understand, the characters cute, and the animation is fine; however, the movie is repetitious, uninspired, and its cartoon peril may be a bit too scary for the target audience. The Big Trip makes an earnest attempt to follow its purposefully quirky animal folks on an obstacle-filled journey with a happy ending; and it succeeds, in part. Younger kids (who are okay with cartoon violence) will appreciate the funny characters, but won't get some of the jokes (references to Shakespeare?), nor is there sufficient pace to keep them engaged. And, there's not enough inventiveness, wit, or energy to hold the attention of older ones.

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Families can talk about the scary moments in The Big Trip . Even though it's a cartoon movie, which events might be disturbing for younger kids or more sensitive kids? Why is it importance to understand the impact of violence on kids ? How do the adults in your home determine which movies are suitable for your family?

In this movie, the animals behave like humans ("anthropomorphism"). Why does telling a human story using animals as the characters work so well? How does it make the story both relatable and interesting for you? Find out more about anthropomorphism.

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Movie Details

• On DVD or streaming : January 14, 2020
• Cast : Drake Bell , Pauly Shore
• Director : Vasily Rovensky
• Studio : Lionsgate
• Genre : Family and Kids
• Topics : Adventures , Friendship , Wild Animals
• Run time : 84 minutes
• MPAA rating : G
• Last updated : March 31, 2022

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