The 100th Love with You (2017) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
On July 27th, university student Aoi Hinata has an accident. When she wakes up, Aoi Hinata finds herself in a classroom from one week before the accident.
Rated NR • 2017 • 1h 56m
The 100th Love with You is a Japanese romantic fantasy that earns its likely PG-13 equivalent rating primarily through its mature and emotionally heavy themes. The story follows a university student, Riku, who uses a magical record player to repeatedly travel back in time to save his friend Aoi from a fatal accident. The film contains no significant sexual content, substance use, or profanity, but parents should be aware of a central… Sign up for the full guide
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Is The 100th Love with You appropriate for kids?
The 100th Love with You is a Japanese romantic fantasy that earns its likely PG-13 equivalent rating primarily through its mature and emotionally heavy themes. The story follows a university student, Riku, who uses a magical record player to repeatedly travel back in time to… Read more — free account
Content severity in The 100th Love with You
What happens in The 100th Love with You, moment by moment
- 0:02 🔥 Mature Themes 3/10
- 0:32 ⚔ Violence & Gore 5/10
- 0:36 💬 Language 2/10
Sex and nudity in The 100th Love with You
Content is limited to sweet, chaste romance. The main characters confess their feelings, share hugs, and there are a few gentle kisses. A montage depicts their relationship through hand-holding and dates. There is no nudity or sexual innuendo.
Violence and gore in The 100th Love with You
There is one significant moment of violence that recurs due to the plot. A main character is hit by a truck in the street. The impact itself is not shown graphically; the screen typically cuts to black, but the situation is one of intense peril and the event is central to the plot. There are no fights or other forms of physical violence.
Language in The 100th Love with You
Language is very light. There may be a mild exclamation or expression of frustration from a character reacting to a stressful situation, but there is no strong or frequent profanity.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in The 100th Love with You
Substance use is not a factor in this film. Characters are seen eating a meal in a restaurant but no alcohol or other substances are shown.
Mature themes in The 100th Love with You
Thematic content is the film's strongest element. The plot revolves entirely around the recurring death of a main character and another's desperate attempts to prevent it. Themes of grief, loss, fate, and the emotional weight of knowing a loved one's tragic destiny are central and pervasive, making the film emotionally intense and potentially upsetting for some viewers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The 100th Love with You appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests The 100th Love with You is best for ages 13+. It's rated NR. The 100th Love with You is a Japanese romantic fantasy that earns its likely PG-13 equivalent rating primarily through its mature and emotionally heavy themes. The story follows a university student, Riku, who uses a…
What age rating does The 100th Love with You have?
The 100th Love with You is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.
What is The 100th Love with You about?
The 100th Love with You is a Japanese romantic fantasy that earns its likely PG-13 equivalent rating primarily through its mature and emotionally heavy themes. The story follows a university student, Riku, who uses a magical record player to repeatedly travel back in time to save his friend Aoi from a fatal accident…
Is there sex or nudity in The 100th Love with You?
Content is limited to sweet, chaste romance. The main characters confess their feelings, share hugs, and there are a few gentle kisses. A montage depicts their relationship through hand-holding and dates. There is no nudity or sexual innuendo.
How violent is The 100th Love with You?
There is one significant moment of violence that recurs due to the plot. A main character is hit by a truck in the street. The impact itself is not shown graphically; the screen typically cuts to black, but the situation is one of intense peril and the event…
Is the language in The 100th Love with You appropriate for kids?
Language is very light. There may be a mild exclamation or expression of frustration from a character reacting to a stressful situation, but there is no strong or frequent profanity.
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in The 100th Love with You?
Substance use is not a factor in this film. Characters are seen eating a meal in a restaurant but no alcohol or other substances are shown.
What mature themes appear in The 100th Love with You?
Thematic content is the film's strongest element. The plot revolves entirely around the recurring death of a main character and another's desperate attempts to prevent it. Themes of grief, loss, fate, and the emotional weight of knowing a loved one's tragic…
How long is The 100th Love with You?
The 100th Love with You runs 116 minutes, directed by Sho Tsukikawa, released in 2017.
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