INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS?
Okay so I'm going to rend Inglourious Basterds.... but before I do I want to make sure there's no really bad sex scenes in it or anything like that. I'm watching it with younger kids and I want to make sure it's nothing too inappropriate. Language is fine and gore. Thanks!
um, this is QUENTIN TARANTINO we are dealing with here haha. not only is there a split-second sex scene, there is bad language, and bloody violence.
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i'm pretty sure there's a sex scene. When the female lead meets this one woman at dinner, the scene happens. google "sex scene in inglourious basterds" for further proof.
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