Entrapment (1999) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Entrapment is best for ages 13+. It's rated PG-13. Entrapment is a PG-13 heist thriller starring Catherine Zeta-Jones as insurance agent Gin Baker and Sean Connery as master thief Mac MacDougal. The film's rating is primarily due to sensuality, some action violence, and…

Entrapment is officially rated PG-13. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.

Entrapment is a PG-13 heist thriller starring Catherine Zeta-Jones as insurance agent Gin Baker and Sean Connery as master thief Mac MacDougal. The film's rating is primarily due to sensuality, some action violence, and moderate language including two uses of the 'f-word'. The plot involves Gin attempting to entrap…

Sensuality is moderate. A key scene involves a female character, Gin, training to bypass a laser grid in a tight catsuit, with the camera lingering on her body as she contorts into suggestive positions. In several other scenes, she is implied to be nude in…

Violence is infrequent and largely non-graphic. There are chase sequences with characters shooting at each other, but little blood or injury is shown. In one tense interrogation, a man holds a woman's head underwater for several seconds to force a confession…

Language is moderate to strong for a PG-13 film. The dialogue includes two uses of the 'f-word', both used in non-sexual contexts. Other profanity includes approximately six uses of 'shit' and various uses of 'hell,' 'damn,' 'bastard,' and 'bitch.'

There is a brief but distinct scene of drug use near the beginning of the film where a minor character is shown smoking a bong and appearing high. Characters also drink alcoholic beverages like wine and champagne in social settings, such as at parties and…

The central themes involve crime, deception, and betrayal, as the main characters are professional thieves who constantly lie to and manipulate one another. There are several scenes of intense, high-stakes peril, particularly a vertigo-inducing sequence set…

Entrapment runs 112 minutes, directed by Jon Amiel, released in 1999.

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