| nudity |
Whilst preparing to give an important lecture, Erin attempts to loosen up and inadvertently wiggles her bum in front of a male colleague who has walked in without her knowing.
Whilst discussing what their logo should be, their receptionist suggests a buxom ghost image.
A few innuendos throughout, and some blatant sexual themes, including ogling, and suggestive dialogue.
Throughout this film there are several scenes were the male receptionist is see topless. |
| violence |
not much worse than the 80s classic. Appropriate for children as the ghosts look very fake. |
| profanity |
One use of s**t, a few damn's and hell's, a few a**, a couple b**ch. Extended use (approx 30 sec) of the middle finger in one particular scene. Overall, probably a little more than the original.
Extended version uses alternate takes of certain scenes as well as additional scenes, which adds one use of the F-word, a***ole, and religious profanities, thereby steering the film away from kid-friendly. |
| alcohol |
There's one scene in a bar where the Ghostbusters have a beer. One of them is slightly merry. |
| frightening |
Ghost scenes are on a par with the original. Nothing intensely frightening but could give younger children a fright nonetheless.
MPAA/USA - Rated PG-13 for supernatural action and some crude humor.
BBFC/UK - Rated 12A (moderate threat, infrequent crude references, infrequent strong language). |
