The Disappointments Room Parent Guide
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The Disappointments Room
Rating & Content Info
Why is The Disappointments Room rated R? The Disappointments Room is rated R by the MPAA for violent content, bloody images, some sexuality and language.
Violence:
The film contains many portrayals of suspense and violence: some scenes include blood effects. A child is suffocated with a pillow in a prolonged scene. A character uses a hammer to try and stop an attacker from killing a child - detailed blood and injury are depicted.
Profanity:
A sexual expletive is used several times, along with other profanities.
Other:
This movie portrays the grief of a mother who has lost a child. A character deals with a fragile mental health. Abuse of children with mental and physical disabilities in alluded to.
Page last updated July 19, 2017
News About "The Disappointments Room"
The Disappointments Room is aptly named. First, the film faced major problems with its theatrical opening due to the bankruptcy of its production company, Relativity Studios. Even after financial and legal challenges were overcome, the movie received only a limited release in September 2016. Worse yet, it debuted poorly, and the schlocky script was panned by critics . The box office results were also dismal, so the horror flick is making a swift exit to home video, where it will be available on DVD only.
Cast and Crew
The Disappointments Room is directed by D.J. Caruso and stars Kate Beckinsale, Michaela Conlin, Lucas Till, Gerald McRaney.
Home Video
The most recent home video release of The Disappointments Room movie is December 20, 2016. Here are some details…
The Disappointments Room releases to home video (DVD) on December 20, 2016.
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