The Perfect Man (2005) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests The Perfect Man is best for ages 10+. It's rated PG. This PG-rated romantic comedy earns its rating primarily for thematic elements and some mildly suggestive content. The story follows teenager Holly, who invents a fictional secret admirer online to boost the self-esteem…

The Perfect Man is officially rated PG. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 10+.

This PG-rated romantic comedy earns its rating primarily for thematic elements and some mildly suggestive content. The story follows teenager Holly, who invents a fictional secret admirer online to boost the self-esteem of her single mother, Jean, and prevent her from moving again. The film's main concerns for parents…

There is no nudity or sexual activity. The film's rating reason of "mildly suggestive content" refers to some kissing between both adults and teenagers, frequent discussions of dating and romance, and mild flirting. In one scene, a man admits he was…

None. There is no violence or gore depicted in the film.

Language is very mild and infrequent. Some sources note the presence of minor, non-explicit language, but it is not a prominent feature of the movie.

Minor. Adults are occasionally seen drinking alcohol, such as wine or beer, in social settings like restaurants or bars. There is no depiction of drunkenness or substance misuse.

The primary theme is deception, as the main character orchestrates an elaborate lie to manipulate her mother's personal life. The film explores the consequences of these lies, leading to significant family conflict and emotional distress. It also touches on…

The Perfect Man runs 100 minutes, directed by Mark Rosman, released in 2005.

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