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Walking with Herb

Summary: Sixty-five-year-old Joe Amable-Amo thinks nothing much in his background distinguishes him from other guys his age. He is struggling with his faith after tragedy hits. As the former amateur golfer's life continues to unfold, Joe i...
Runtime: 1 h 50 min
MPAA: PG

Country: United States
Language: English
Movie budget: $ 6,000,000
Domestic: $ 120,226

Box office:

Budget:$6MDomestic:$120.2KWorldwide:$120.2K
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100%

44%22%
White77.78%Latino16.67%Asian5.56%
2.50
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Message3/5
Role model4/5
Violence2/5
Sex2/5
Language1/5

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This film gets a 2.5/5 family friendly score

MPAA CertificationRated PG for some mature thematic elements and brief language
International CertificationAustralia : PGUnited States : PG

IMDb Rating

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7765850/parentalguide

last updated: 2024-05-28Update data

Commonsensemedia Rating

https://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/walking-with-herb

last updated: 2024-05-28Update data

Message
3/5

Movie's ultimate message is about learning to do things for others, and it even demonstrates that in the form of the school for unhoused children. The other theme is about Joe finding his faith again. Faith-based messages may be a little too jokey for some to take seriously, a little too serious for others to find palatable.

Role model
4/5

Main characters are Latinx. Both are working, in their own ways, to better themselves and make the world a better place. Most characters show kindness and compassion, even when it seems like they might be set up to be villains.

Violence
2/5

Funerals for soldier and baby; small, infant-sized coffin shown. Temper tantrums on golf course. Character takes out anger on punching bag. Character stands on edge of cliff; suicidal ideation implied.

Sex
2/5

Passionate kissing.

Language
1/5

Uses of "poop," "wedgie," and "fart," as well as a fart noise. Use of "oh my God" and "Jesus."

Consumerism
0/5

Uses of "poop," "wedgie," and "fart," as well as a fart noise. Use of "oh my God" and "Jesus."

Drinking
0/5

Adults drink glasses of wine with meals. Reference to being drunk.

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