iParty with Victorious (2011) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
Scorned girlfriends Carly and Tori hatch a plot against the boy that they are both dating.
Rated NR • 2011 • 1h 10m
This crossover special between "iCarly" and "Victorious" is rated TV-G and is appropriate for most children who are fans of the shows. The central theme involves Carly and Tori discovering their boyfriend, Steven, is cheating on and lying to both of them, culminating in a plan to publicly humiliate him on a webcast. Content is very light, with only mild slapstick violence (like a character in a panda suit hitting people with a tennis… Sign up for the full guide
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Is iParty with Victorious appropriate for kids?
This crossover special between "iCarly" and "Victorious" is rated TV-G and is appropriate for most children who are fans of the shows. The central theme involves Carly and Tori discovering their boyfriend, Steven, is cheating on and lying to both of them, culminating in a plan… Read more — free account
Content severity in iParty with Victorious
What happens in iParty with Victorious, moment by moment
- 0:05 🔥 Mature Themes 3/10
- 0:18 ⚔ Violence & Gore 2/10
- 0:33 ⚔ Violence & Gore 3/10
Sex and nudity in iParty with Victorious
A few brief kisses are shown, central to the plot. Carly witnesses her boyfriend Steven kiss another girl, Tori, confirming his infidelity. Later, Steven is lured into a room under the pretense that he will get to kiss Tori. The moments are not romantic or passionate.
Violence and gore in iParty with Victorious
Violence is infrequent and purely comedic slapstick. In one recurring gag, a character in a panda costume randomly hits partygoers with a tennis racket. A character also falls into a jacuzzi after a game machine malfunctions. There is no blood, injury, or real sense of danger.
Language in iParty with Victorious
Language is very mild. Insults like "jerk" and "loser" are used a couple of times, primarily in moments of frustration or during a comedic rap battle.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in iParty with Victorious
None. Although much of the special takes place at a large house party, there is no depiction of alcohol, smoking, or drug use.
Mature themes in iParty with Victorious
The primary theme is infidelity, as Carly and Tori learn their shared boyfriend has been lying to and cheating on them. The discovery is shown to be emotionally upsetting for Carly. The characters then conspire to get public revenge by humiliating him on a live webcast, which is portrayed as a justified outcome.
Scary moments in iParty with Victorious
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is iParty with Victorious appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests iParty with Victorious is best for ages 7+. It's rated NR. This crossover special between "iCarly" and "Victorious" is rated TV-G and is appropriate for most children who are fans of the shows. The central theme involves Carly and Tori discovering their boyfriend, Steven, is…
What age rating does iParty with Victorious have?
iParty with Victorious is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 7+.
What is iParty with Victorious about?
This crossover special between "iCarly" and "Victorious" is rated TV-G and is appropriate for most children who are fans of the shows. The central theme involves Carly and Tori discovering their boyfriend, Steven, is cheating on and lying to both of them, culminating in a plan to publicly humiliate him on a webcast…
Is there sex or nudity in iParty with Victorious?
A few brief kisses are shown, central to the plot. Carly witnesses her boyfriend Steven kiss another girl, Tori, confirming his infidelity. Later, Steven is lured into a room under the pretense that he will get to kiss Tori. The moments are not romantic or…
How violent is iParty with Victorious?
Violence is infrequent and purely comedic slapstick. In one recurring gag, a character in a panda costume randomly hits partygoers with a tennis racket. A character also falls into a jacuzzi after a game machine malfunctions. There is no blood, injury, or…
Is the language in iParty with Victorious appropriate for kids?
Language is very mild. Insults like "jerk" and "loser" are used a couple of times, primarily in moments of frustration or during a comedic rap battle.
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in iParty with Victorious?
None. Although much of the special takes place at a large house party, there is no depiction of alcohol, smoking, or drug use.
What mature themes appear in iParty with Victorious?
The primary theme is infidelity, as Carly and Tori learn their shared boyfriend has been lying to and cheating on them. The discovery is shown to be emotionally upsetting for Carly. The characters then conspire to get public revenge by humiliating him on a…
How long is iParty with Victorious?
iParty with Victorious runs 70 minutes, directed by Steve Hoefer, Bruce Leddy, released in 2011.
Where can I read the full iParty with Victorious parent guide?
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