Goal II: Living the Dream (2007) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
Tempted away from Newcastle United to join Real Madrid, rising star Santiago Munez finds this latest change of fortune the greatest challenge yet - personally as well as professionally. He is reunited with Gavin Harris, though they must compete to be on the team, and estranged from fiancee Roz, whose nursing career keeps her back home.
Rated PG-13 • 2007 • 1h 55m
Goal II: Living the Dream continues the story of soccer star Santiago Muñez as he transfers to Real Madrid, earning its PG-13 rating for mature themes and some sexual content. The film explores the dark side of fame, including frequent alcohol consumption at parties, marital infidelity, and intense family drama. Parents should be aware of a brief, non-explicit sex scene, multiple passionate kisses, and thematic elements of abandonment… Sign up for the full guide
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Is Goal II: Living the Dream appropriate for kids?
Goal II: Living the Dream continues the story of soccer star Santiago Muñez as he transfers to Real Madrid, earning its PG-13 rating for mature themes and some sexual content. The film explores the dark side of fame, including frequent alcohol consumption at parties, marital… Read more — free account
Content severity in Goal II: Living the Dream
What happens in Goal II: Living the Dream, moment by moment
- 0:08 ♥ Sex & Nudity 7/10
- 0:25 🔥 Mature Themes 5/10
- 0:35 ⚔ Violence & Gore 4/10
Sex and nudity in Goal II: Living the Dream
Moderate. The film contains a brief scene of a couple having sex, showing movement and moaning but no nudity. There are several passionate kissing scenes, some of which are part of an infidelity storyline. In one comedic scene, a man's towel is pulled off as a prank, but he covers himself and no sensitive nudity is shown.
Violence and gore in Goal II: Living the Dream
Light. On-field action includes an aggressive tackle that results in a red card. A central character steals a car and gets into a serious crash, leading to scenes of injury and hospitalization. In a moment of anger, the protagonist shoves and punches a reporter, leading to his arrest.
Language in Goal II: Living the Dream
Mild. Profanity is infrequent and generally mild, including some uses of 'hell' and 'damn'. Some stronger curses may be heard in non-subtitled Spanish during heated moments.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in Goal II: Living the Dream
Moderate. Characters, including the protagonist Santiago, are frequently shown drinking alcohol in bars and at lavish parties. One scene depicts characters getting drunk, which leads to poor decision-making. There is no drug use.
Mature themes in Goal II: Living the Dream
Strong. The film's primary focus is on the corrupting influence of fame and wealth. It deals heavily with infidelity and the breakdown of a relationship. Themes of family abandonment are explored when Santiago reconnects with his estranged mother and meets his troubled half-brother.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Goal II: Living the Dream appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests Goal II: Living the Dream is best for ages 13+. It's rated PG-13. Goal II: Living the Dream continues the story of soccer star Santiago Muñez as he transfers to Real Madrid, earning its PG-13 rating for mature themes and some sexual content. The film explores the dark side of fame…
What age rating does Goal II: Living the Dream have?
Goal II: Living the Dream is officially rated PG-13. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.
What is Goal II: Living the Dream about?
Goal II: Living the Dream continues the story of soccer star Santiago Muñez as he transfers to Real Madrid, earning its PG-13 rating for mature themes and some sexual content. The film explores the dark side of fame, including frequent alcohol consumption at parties, marital infidelity, and intense family drama…
Is there sex or nudity in Goal II: Living the Dream?
Moderate. The film contains a brief scene of a couple having sex, showing movement and moaning but no nudity. There are several passionate kissing scenes, some of which are part of an infidelity storyline. In one comedic scene, a man's towel is pulled off as…
How violent is Goal II: Living the Dream?
Light. On-field action includes an aggressive tackle that results in a red card. A central character steals a car and gets into a serious crash, leading to scenes of injury and hospitalization. In a moment of anger, the protagonist shoves and punches a…
Is the language in Goal II: Living the Dream appropriate for kids?
Mild. Profanity is infrequent and generally mild, including some uses of 'hell' and 'damn'. Some stronger curses may be heard in non-subtitled Spanish during heated moments.
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in Goal II: Living the Dream?
Moderate. Characters, including the protagonist Santiago, are frequently shown drinking alcohol in bars and at lavish parties. One scene depicts characters getting drunk, which leads to poor decision-making. There is no drug use.
What mature themes appear in Goal II: Living the Dream?
Strong. The film's primary focus is on the corrupting influence of fame and wealth. It deals heavily with infidelity and the breakdown of a relationship. Themes of family abandonment are explored when Santiago reconnects with his estranged mother and meets…
How long is Goal II: Living the Dream?
Goal II: Living the Dream runs 115 minutes, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, released in 2007.
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