Why is can’t Buy Me Love rated PG 13?

Strong language is thrown around in a casual way — not only profanity like “f–k” and “s–t” but also name-calling like “tards” and “dorks” and sexual innuendo like “nailing.”
There are a lot of sexual references and some crude jokes and comments about sex.
High-school girls are shown in their underwear.

Is Can’t Buy Me Love a remake? Remake. In 2003, Can’t Buy Me Love was remade as Love Don’t Cost a Thing starring Nick Cannon and Christina Milian.

Moreover, Why is say anything rated PG 13? Parents need to know that 1980s classic Say Anything survives as an excellent, coming-of-age movie for teens. Teens-to-be also may enjoy it, but it may not be suitable for them, with its teen drinking, teen sex, profanity (including one “f–k”), and parental betrayal.

Do Ronald and Cindy get back together?

The last scenes in the movie showed Ronald confessing his undying love to Cindy and her, ultimately, forgiving him and getting back together.

Why is it called Say Anything? Say Anything is a pivotal teen coming of age movie from the ’80s. The name is in reference to Ione Skye’s character, Diane, being told by her dad, played by John Mahoney, that she can say whatever she wants to him.

Is News of the World a family movie?

Age Appropriate For: 12+. This Western follows a Civil War veteran as he attempts to return a girl who was kidnapped to her remaining family.

What is the message of Say Anything?

Honesty is at the core of “Say Anything,” but dishonesty is there, too, and the movie is the story of how the young woman is able to weather a terrible storm and be stronger and better afterward.