Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Is the new Papillon more violent than the original? "You're under arrest for the murder of Roland Legrande." You better believe it. In this intense prison remake, a wrongly convicted man serving time in an island jail refuses to be broken or stop trying to escape. "There's no way off." "There's always a way." The violence here is off the charts. We're talking brutal and bloody realistic fistfights, stabbings, and beatings. Plus there's an attempted rape, a disembowelment, and a beheading. The swearing is constant throughout, too, with plenty of F-bombs and the S-word. For even more iffy stuff, expect to see lots of naked men and women, including brief male frontal nudity. "If I ever got out, I'm going to live a different kind of life." Common Sense says Papillon is OK for teens 16 and up. For more age-appropriate media picks, visit us at commonsense.org.
B1 US iffy roland beheading convicted swearing remake Papillon: Movie Review 101 2 Caurora posted on 2019/01/01 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary