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(H, LL, V, S, N, AB, M) Humanism; 10 obscenities, 6 profanities, scatological humor, & numerous double-entendres; ritualistic-style murder described but not shown, fist fight, implied physical abuse of women, & a car chase ending in explosion (no fatalities); implied fornication, numerous frank discussions of anatomy & intercourse by adolescents & adults, main character is a prostitute, & boys use pornography; lead character regularly appears in tight dresses & boys solicite exposure of female breasts (with back to camera); brief mention of evolution as valid fact; and, theft by villains.
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Set in the fictional, suburban, Midwestern town of Middleton, MILK MONEY asks the question: What would three boys need most in their lives while struggling with the undeniably confusing and frustrating time of puberty? Regrettably, the answer is: to see a naked women. Pooling their resources, they travel to the city to pay a prostitute to undress for them, which they achieve. When their bicycles are stolen, she gives them a ride home and meets the father of one of the boys. Wanting a replacement for a mother he never knew, one boy begins a campaign to get Dad and the prostitute married to each other.
MILK MONEY is a tasteless movie filled with erroneous and presumptuous ideas about what twelve-year-olds today are thinking. The filmmakers have tried to make a positive statement against prejudice and even attempt to discourage teenage sex. The end result is a father who, in the blink of an eye, will do just the opposite of his advice to his son and a prostitute who shows no emotional ill effects of a life she has lived for a decade. MILK MONEY is marred not only by foul language, pornography, partial nudity, and a hint at evolution as fact, but also by an ideology that is neither consistent, biblical nor practical.
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