Suck Seed (2011) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
When his boyhood crush Ern returns, Ped forms a band with his friend to impress her. Romantic rivalries bloom after the talented Ern joins the group.
Rated NR • 2011 • 2h 10m
Suck Seed is an unrated Thai teen romantic comedy that contains content generally suitable for young teenagers and older viewers. The film's rating is likely due to themes of intense teen romance and rivalry, a scene depicting underage drinking, and some comedic violence. The central story follows Ped and his friends as they form a band to impress his crush, Ern, leading to jealousy and conflict. While the tone is largely light and… Sign up for the full guide
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Is Suck Seed appropriate for kids?
Suck Seed is an unrated Thai teen romantic comedy that contains content generally suitable for young teenagers and older viewers. The film's rating is likely due to themes of intense teen romance and rivalry, a scene depicting underage drinking, and some comedic violence. The… Read more — free account
Content severity in Suck Seed
What happens in Suck Seed, moment by moment
- 0:05 🔥 Mature Themes 3/10
- 0:18 ⚔ Violence & Gore 2/10
- 0:26 🔥 Mature Themes 4/10
Sex and nudity in Suck Seed
Sexual content is mild, centering on teen romance. This includes crushes, pining, some awkward flirting, and a few romantic kisses between the main characters. The film's title, "Suck Seed," is a recurring pun based on a mild English double entendre. There is no nudity or explicit sexual activity.
Violence and gore in Suck Seed
Violence is infrequent and presented in a light, comedic fashion. There are some scenes of slapstick humor where characters stumble or act clumsily. A central conflict between two friends leads to a heated argument that involves a shove, resulting in one character getting a brief, non-graphic bloody nose.
Language in Suck Seed
Language is not a significant concern. The film's title is an English-language pun that sounds like a mild expletive ("success" vs. "suck seed"). Beyond this recurring joke, strong or frequent profanity is not present in the dialogue.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in Suck Seed
There is a notable scene of teen substance use. During a party sequence, several high school-aged characters are shown drinking beer from bottles and cups, with some appearing visibly intoxicated and acting foolishly as a result.
Mature themes in Suck Seed
Thematic content is moderate and typical for a teen film. Major themes include the intensity of first love, jealousy, and the rivalry between best friends over a girl. The film also explores the pursuit of dreams, the fear of failure, public embarrassment, and the ultimate importance of friendship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Suck Seed appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests Suck Seed is best for ages 13+. It's rated NR. Suck Seed is an unrated Thai teen romantic comedy that contains content generally suitable for young teenagers and older viewers. The film's rating is likely due to themes of intense teen romance and rivalry, a scene…
What age rating does Suck Seed have?
Suck Seed is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.
What is Suck Seed about?
Suck Seed is an unrated Thai teen romantic comedy that contains content generally suitable for young teenagers and older viewers. The film's rating is likely due to themes of intense teen romance and rivalry, a scene depicting underage drinking, and some comedic violence. The central story follows Ped and his friends…
Is there sex or nudity in Suck Seed?
Sexual content is mild, centering on teen romance. This includes crushes, pining, some awkward flirting, and a few romantic kisses between the main characters. The film's title, "Suck Seed," is a recurring pun based on a mild English double entendre. There is…
How violent is Suck Seed?
Violence is infrequent and presented in a light, comedic fashion. There are some scenes of slapstick humor where characters stumble or act clumsily. A central conflict between two friends leads to a heated argument that involves a shove, resulting in one…
Is the language in Suck Seed appropriate for kids?
Language is not a significant concern. The film's title is an English-language pun that sounds like a mild expletive ("success" vs. "suck seed"). Beyond this recurring joke, strong or frequent profanity is not present in the dialogue.
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in Suck Seed?
There is a notable scene of teen substance use. During a party sequence, several high school-aged characters are shown drinking beer from bottles and cups, with some appearing visibly intoxicated and acting foolishly as a result.
What mature themes appear in Suck Seed?
Thematic content is moderate and typical for a teen film. Major themes include the intensity of first love, jealousy, and the rivalry between best friends over a girl. The film also explores the pursuit of dreams, the fear of failure, public embarrassment…
How long is Suck Seed?
Suck Seed runs 130 minutes, directed by Chayanop Boonprakob, released in 2011.
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