Bigger
discrimination, moderate violence
Director(s)George Gallo
Production year2018
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes108m
CastKevin Durand, Victoria Justice, Tyler Hoechlin, Julianne Hough, DJ Qualls, Steve Guttenberg, Max Martini, Robert Forster, Aneurin Barnard, Colton Haynes, George Gallo, Andy Weiss, George Gallo, Brad Furman, Ellen Furman, Steve Lee Jones, Scott LaStaiti, Jeff Beal, Michael Negrin, Sophie Corra, Brent Caballero, Steve Lee Jones, Stephen J. Lineweaver
Bigger
discrimination, moderate violence
BIGGER is a drama, based on real events, in which two Canadian brothers change the face of bodybuilding.
BIGGER is a drama, based on real events, in which two Canadian brothers change the face of bodybuilding.
violence
There is moderate violence including impactful, but undetailed, punches and kicks. In one scene, a boy is set upon by older children who beat him and steal his money. Two young boys are disciplined by their mother who strikes them with a belt in undetailed fashion.
discrimination
Unsympathetic characters demonstrate discriminatory attitudes and behaviour of a racist and homophobic nature. Racist terms include 'darkie' and 'kike', and there are other generally disparaging comments made about Jews. Homophobic terms include 'faggot', 'poofter', 'homo', 'queer' and 'buggerer'. Discriminatory behaviour is challenged and the work does not endorse such behaviour. There are also outdated uses of 'coloured' and 'negro' in references to African Americans, which reflect the historical period covered by the story - the 1940s to the 1970s - and are not always overtly racist in their intent.
additional issues
There is mild bad language ('son of a bitch', 'screw', 'arse', 'shit', 'bastard', 'crap', 'damn', 'hell', 'Jesus'). There are mild sex references in a post-coital scene as a man talks to a woman about their "hip thrusts". There are scenes of smoking which reflect the historical period in which the film is set.
discrimination, moderate violence
Classified Date:
20/08/2020
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Signature Entertainment
violence
There is moderate violence including impactful, but undetailed, punches and kicks. In one scene, a boy is set upon by older children who beat him and steal his money. Two young boys are disciplined by their mother who strikes them with a belt in undetailed fashion.
discrimination
Unsympathetic characters demonstrate discriminatory attitudes and behaviour of a racist and homophobic nature. Racist terms include 'darkie' and 'kike', and there are other generally disparaging comments made about Jews. Homophobic terms include 'faggot', 'poofter', 'homo', 'queer' and 'buggerer'. Discriminatory behaviour is challenged and the work does not endorse such behaviour. There are also outdated uses of 'coloured' and 'negro' in references to African Americans, which reflect the historical period covered by the story - the 1940s to the 1970s - and are not always overtly racist in their intent.
Classified date20/08/2020
LanguageEnglish
violence
There is moderate violence including impactful, but undetailed, punches and kicks. In one scene, a boy is set upon by older children who beat him and steal his money. Two young boys are disciplined by their mother who strikes them with a belt in undetailed fashion.
discrimination
Unsympathetic characters demonstrate discriminatory attitudes and behaviour of a racist and homophobic nature. Racist terms include 'darkie' and 'kike', and there are other generally disparaging comments made about Jews. Homophobic terms include 'faggot', 'poofter', 'homo', 'queer' and 'buggerer'. Discriminatory behaviour is challenged and the work does not endorse such behaviour. There are also outdated uses of 'coloured' and 'negro' in references to African Americans, which reflect the historical period covered by the story - the 1940s to the 1970s - and are not always overtly racist in their intent.
additional issues
There is mild bad language ('son of a bitch', 'screw', 'arse', 'shit', 'bastard', 'crap', 'damn', 'hell', 'Jesus'). There are mild sex references in a post-coital scene as a man talks to a woman about their "hip thrusts". There are scenes of smoking which reflect the historical period in which the film is set.
Director(s)George Gallo
Production year2018
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes108m
CastKevin Durand, Victoria Justice, Tyler Hoechlin, Julianne Hough, DJ Qualls, Steve Guttenberg, Max Martini, Robert Forster, Aneurin Barnard, Colton Haynes, George Gallo, Andy Weiss, George Gallo, Brad Furman, Ellen Furman, Steve Lee Jones, Scott LaStaiti, Jeff Beal, Michael Negrin, Sophie Corra, Brent Caballero, Steve Lee Jones, Stephen J. Lineweaver
discrimination, moderate violence
Classified Date:
20/08/2020
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Signature Entertainment
violence
There is moderate violence including impactful, but undetailed, punches and kicks. In one scene, a boy is set upon by older children who beat him and steal his money. Two young boys are disciplined by their mother who strikes them with a belt in undetailed fashion.
discrimination
Unsympathetic characters demonstrate discriminatory attitudes and behaviour of a racist and homophobic nature. Racist terms include 'darkie' and 'kike', and there are other generally disparaging comments made about Jews. Homophobic terms include 'faggot', 'poofter', 'homo', 'queer' and 'buggerer'. Discriminatory behaviour is challenged and the work does not endorse such behaviour. There are also outdated uses of 'coloured' and 'negro' in references to African Americans, which reflect the historical period covered by the story - the 1940s to the 1970s - and are not always overtly racist in their intent.
Classified date20/08/2020
LanguageEnglish
