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10,000 B.C.- PG-13 - In 10,000 BC humans may not have spoken English, but when times got rough the hero was able to save his village without the invention of the cigarette. RB
13 Going on 30- PG-13 - Whether you're 13, 30, or 13 going on 30…smoking sucks. SH
1408- PG-13 - Horrors await those who enter 1408--and smoking is just the beginning. SS
16 Blocks- PG-13 - For the 16 blocks of Bruce Willis' and Mos Def's journey, smoking was not to be found with one minor exception. RS
21- PG-13 - Although there were only 5 players counting cards, there were more incidents than even they could count. AD
27 Dresses- PG-13 - Love persevered without the presence of tobacco for Katherine Heigl in the movie 27 Dresses. HK
28 Days Later- R - The zombies got off easy in this one- they die quickly unlike the soldiers who hunt them who will die slow deaths from tobacco related diseases. KT
28 Weeks Later- R - Apparently the infected don't enjoy smoking, because there was no tobacco in 28 Weeks Later. SS
3:10 to Yuma- R - Mostly lighting up the screen- the shootouts. Yee haw!
30 Days of Night- R - With absolutely no refernece , depiction, or mention of anything tobacco, this movie made pink lung status. AS
300- R - The Spartans of Frank Miller's 300 are too busy protecting their country to light up any form of tobacco. BP
40 Year-Old Virgin, The- R - Too bad the "Virgin's" other 40 year-old friends aren't tobacco use virgins. KT
50 First Dates- PG-13 - Despite Drew Barrymore's memory loss, she along with the rest of the cast never forgot that tobacco is unhealthy and unneeded. LRH
88 Minutes- R - 88 minutes was a gripping, entertaining and suspenseful movie but what made it even better was that there was absolutely no tobacco use in it. TV
A Lot Like Love- PG-13 - Although there was a lot of smoking in the beginning of the movie it is refreshing to hear Ashton Kutcher's character and others counter that message with anti-tobacco comments. JC
Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London- PG - Agent Cody Banks might be a crime-fighting hero but he needs to work on fighting to take out the tobacco use in this film. LL
Akeelah and the Bee- PG - Akeelah barely escaped receiving an auto black lung as she walks in on her cigarette-smoking mother (Angela Bassett) who promptly snuffs out the cigarette. Since this is the only scene where Bassett uses a cigarette to show stress why include it? JF & SM
Alamo, The- PG-13 - The only thing epic about The Alamo is the amount of unnecessary smoking this movie got away with. AN
All the King's Men- PG-13 - All the king's horses and all the king's men won't be able to fix the damage done to these actors' bodies due to their tobacco use. LH
Along Came Polly- PG-13 - Along cam a comedic movie with no tobacco use… what a relief. AM
Alpha Dog- R - Alpha Dog pack runs headfirst into trouble by smoking pack after pack. RE
Amazing Grace- PG - Amazing Grace didn't save its viewers from pro-tobacco messages. Many of the tobacco images, albeit pipes, looked like a clip from a current-day setting movie containing people smoking on work breaks and as a social thing to do. SM
American Dreamz- PG-13 - Yet again, filmmakers are determined to show wealth and power through the use of a cigar. Could there possibly be a more creative prop used to portray this message to the audience? SM
American Gangster- R - Everyone in this movie should have been convicted of smoking. CS
American Wedding- R - American Wedding is this summer's comic relief. The film was both funny, romantic, and tobacco-free. What a perfect match. LH
Amityville Horror, The- R - A grey lung is cast over the first scene where we see Ronnie must be addicted to cigarettes due to the butt-filled ashtray seen in his room prior to his violence against his family. Otherwise this movie would have received a pink. SM
An American Haunting - PG-13 - John's smoking (although not much) may see the Bell Family haunted by much more than just demonic forces. MT
Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid- PG-13 - The minimal amount of tobacco use in this film caused the orchid to slightly wilt and the pink lung to fade. SM & MT
Apocalypto- R - Mel Gibson redeems himself by showing people that at the end of the world there's no tobacco and at the birth of a new world tobacco won't exist. PL
Aquamarine- PG - Even ditzy Cecilia knew it wasn’t cool to smoke. KT
Are We Done Yet?- PG - Ice Cube was certainly Done with his Smoking days. RB
Are We There Yet?- PG-13 - Ice Cube has arrived in this movie with a welcomed anti-tobacco message. ML
Around the World in 80 Days- PG - This movie shouldn't have included tobacco use especially because this movie was targeted towards kids, which I saw many in the theater. RL
Arthur and the Invisibles- PG - While almost invisible, too bad we get a glimpse of Archibald holding a pipe. RB
Assault on Precinct 13- R - A person has a better chance of surviving the night with over 30 trained cops trying to kill him than trying to survive a life of using tobacco. DW
Astronaut Farmer, The- PG - Charles Farmer pursued in building a rocket but did not pursue a smoking habit. AJ
ATL- PG-13 - Unfortunately, Atlanta is not a smoke-free environment as ATL contained many smoking incidents and specific brand depiction in the form of a Marlboro poster. SG & CJ
Atonement- R - The fact that this film is a war-time period piece does not atone for the large amount of tobacco use it contains, which makes one believe that smoking is a normal thing to do in almost every circumstance. CM
August Rush- PG - There was not much of a "Rush" to smoke tobacco in this movie. JK
Aviator, The- PG-13 - Although the director depicted the smoking of real life people, the tobacco use by extras in the movie could've been flown out if the director wanted it to. PL
Awake- R - The stars smoke in this film but the filmmakers artistically (as opposed to realistically) showed smoking related to death. SM
Babel- R - Various means of communication were seen as stunted in Babel, but cigarette smoking seemed to cross all borders, from Mexico, to Japan, to the US, linking everyone together in a world of secondhand smoke including young children at a wedding. CM
Baby Mama- PG-13 - Tiny Fey’s baby mama stayed smoke free throughout the movie to give birth to a very healthy baby. RB
Babylon A.D.- PG-13 - Mercenary Toorop lets smoking get in the way of his job. JK
Bad Boys II- R - No wonder the bad guys lose in the end, they couldn't see through their own cigar smoke. LB
Bad News Bears- PG-13 - Morris Buttermaker kills unwanted rodents with pesticides and coaches a little league team for extra money at the same time. Hopefully the children can survive Mr. Buttermaker's constant smoking habit or else they may be exterminated as well. MT
Bad Santa- R - Click on the movie title to see just why we gave Bad Santa's annoying habit an automatic black lung, it'll blow you away. LN
Barbershop 2: Back in Business- PG-13 - In rebuttal to the tobacco use in this film: Cigar use does not put one ahead in business nor does smoking cigarettes help one pass the GED. SM
Barnyard: The Original Party Animals- PG - Barnyard almost made it but one ending scene contained depiction of tobacco use, and in a kid's movie! SK
Basic Instinct 2- R - Dr. Michael Glass may not have been sure of the real murderer, but tobacco is a clear killer in any case. MT
Batman Begins- PG-13 - Batman challenged us in reviewing for its content...a bar scene may have included an extra smoking a cigarette but since it was not completely evident the Caped Crusader receives the Pink. (A DVD re-review may change this lung award decision.) SM
Be Cool- PG-13 - In the movie Be Cool, this reviewer finds the characters' smoking habits far from cool (although that is exactly what the filmmakers were going for) and use in a California bar inappropriate and unrealistic. VW
Be Kind Rewind- PG-13 - Be Kind Rewind should have rewound some incidents of tobacco use, but because of the historical reference, the movie received a pink lung award. RA
Beauty Shop- PG-13 - I was impressed with how Beauty Shop found ways to depict the messages they wanted without the use of tobacco. SW
Because I Said So- PG-13 - Diane Keaton is just your normal, overprotective, overbearing, over the top mother, but the thing that makes her great is the fact that she doesn’t smoke! JG
Because of Winn-Dixie- PG - Winn-Dixie is aimed towards younger children and is a tobacco-free winner. EF
Bee Movie- PG - This movie could have been stung by a light grey lung, but the strong anti-tobacco messages integral to the plot earned it a pink lung. KT
Beerfest- R - Beer was the main drug of choice, but tobacco had its moments as well. SS
Benchwarmers, The- PG-13 - The benchwarmers set a good example by not smoking; too bad we can't say the same about their ball field rivals. KT
Beowulf- PG-13 - Hold on to your seats for all those interested in seeing Beowulf, a gory, action-packed movie that is absolutely tobacco-free, mainly because tobacco wasn't invented in that time! HK
Bewitched- PG-13 - The remake of "bewitched" should have left the smoking in the sixties and seventies, because there was no room for smoke with all of the magic in the air. AF
Big Fish- PG-13 - Very minimal tobacco use makes this movie a pretty good catch. SS
Big Momma's House 2- PG-13 - Even though Big Momma didn't like Molly's rebellious image, thankfully, her image wasn't further tainted by tobacco use. CJ
Black Dahlia, The- R - Another period piece with tobacco filled scenes. It's annoying that filmmakers use the "smoking was prevelant at the time" tactic but include current day speech that would not have been said during the period. SM
Black Snake Moan- R - Many people lived unhealthy lives in Black Snake Moan; unfortunately, smoking was a part of that. SS
Blade: Trinity- R - Wow! I thought the swearing was bad but the tobacco use was more disgusting. CL
Blades of Glory- PG-13 - They should have skated away from smoking. AJ
Block Party- R - Apparently it isn't a party for Dave Chapelle without the use of cigarettes. LH
Blood Diamond- R - DiCaprio's character does more than smuggling diamonds across the border, he smuggles toxins into his lungs. AB
Bourne Supremecy, The- PG-13 - Jason Bourne proves himself supreme by keeping himself smoke-free, but a few extras should have learned from his example. CJ
Bourne Ultimatum, The- PG-13 - Unlike its predecessors this box office hit proves it’s the ultimate Bourne by not including tobacco use.
Bratz: The Movie- PG - The Bratz have "a passion for fashion" and show that pink is definitely in! AS
Brave One, The- R - "The Brave One" needs to focus on getting rid of her cigarette addiction than on getting rid of those she holds a grudge against. EC
Breach- PG-13 - The only thing infectious and dangerous to the United States Government in this movie was the FBI mole Robert Hanssen. SS
Break-Up, The- PG-13 - Unfortunately, some of the characters in this movie did not seem to want to "break-up" with their cigar use. LH
Breakin' All The Rules- PG-13 - The next self-help book Quincy (Jaime Foxx) needs to write is "How to help your friends quit smoking. KT
Bridge to Terabithia- PG - We found a smoke-free path while traveling over the Bridge to Terabithia.
Brokeback Mountain- R - Handsome cowboys and beautiful women are seen using tobacco in this potential Oscar contender. SM
Brother Bear- G - Brother Bear was about breaking down prejudices and seeing from another's eyes- smoke free and truly sweet. SS
Brothers Grimm, The - PG-13 - Filmmakers could have slipped a cigar into Gendarme's hand but instead utilized his acting abilities and wardrobe to display his power and wealth- showing that you can portray an era without including its deadly habits. KV
Butterfly Effect, The- R - Although not commonly found in films this movie contained one strong anti-tobacco message but the amount of smoking done by children, clearly underage, was enough to outweigh the anti-tobacco commentary. KE
Cabin Fever- R - Tobacco would have killed these people if a flesh eating virus hadn't- Lung cancer-catch it! SL
Calendar Girls- PG-13 - Sad to see any tobacco (even if it may have been reflecting actual events in this real life story) in this film that was so clearly about fighting the evils of cancer. KT
Cars- G - Fortunately, tobacco is a no-show at the races. SM
Casino Royale- PG-13 - Daniel Craig as James Bond shows us you can be "The Man" without having to light up a cancer stick. AC
Cat in the Hat, The- PG - Tobacco wasn't one of the things in the Cat's Hat. PL
Catch and Release- PG-13 - This movie didn’t receive the pink lung it should have due to a quick smoking incident in a bar. AJ
Charlie Wilson's War- R - Charlie Wilson's war should have been against tobacco use.
Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle- PG-13 - These three phenomenal ladies are smart enough to stay tobacco free, unfortunately the rest of the cast wasn't. SL
Charlotte's Web- G - Although Wilbur, Charlotte, and the gang may have to deal with tough situations they never have to worry about secondhand smoke. SM
Chasing Liberty- PG-13 - Being smoke-free allowed Liberty her freedom, but the extras in this movie were captured by a dark grey lung. SM
Chicken Little- G - The characters may have to worry about the sky falling, but lung cancer will be the farthest thing from their mind. KV
Children of Men- R - Maybe one of the reasons women weren't having babies anymore was because of all that second-hand smoke. LH
Christmas with the Kranks- PG - The Kranks ended up not skipping Christmas this year, but Vic Frohmeyer (Dan Aykroyd) should have skipped the tobacco, everyone else did. JF
Chronicles of Riddick, The- PG-13 - The famous anti-hero, Riddick, doesn't use tobacco but other cast members do, even mentioning a cigarette brand name. VW & KT
Cinderella Man- PG-13 - The only way Russell Crowe would have been knocked out is from the amount of smoke around the ring. AS
Cinderella Story, A- PG - Cinderella will live happily ever after in this tobacco-free movie. AM
Closer- R - The actors were misguided in both love and in their excessive use of cigarettes. KD
Cloverfield- PG-13 - The Pink Lung was almost attacked due to specific brand depiction but lack of tobacco use throughout the film saved the pink! SM
Club Dread- R - The mythical "Machete Phil" won't be the only killer at Club Dread if the tobacco use doesn't stop. MT
Coach Carter- PG-13 - Coach Carter was able to turn one of the worst basketball teams into champions. Too bad his job wasn't to change the few smokers in this film into non-smoking winners. MT
Cold Creek Manor- R - The perfect house doesn't do too good of a job hiding the perfect crime- smoking that is. LN
Cold Mountain- R - It is good to see that tobacco is a rarity in this movie. AM
Collateral- R - Collateral leaves the tobacco locked up and plays by the rules (no smoking in California bars), which saves the pink lung despite convenience store brand depictions. KE
College Road Trip- G - Since this is a family based movie, I was glad to see that it showed no tobacco. It is a step in the right direction for hollywood. TV
Comebacks, The- PG-13 - The coach in this film sets bad examples including the use of chewing tobacco. AD
Condemned, The- R - The real condemned ones are all the actors that chose to smoke in this film. LH
Constant Gardner, The- R - One questions the motives of the actor displaying the blatant brand depiction. SM
Constantine- R - This edgy movie shows the real effects of using tobacco- coughing up blood, cancer-filled lungs, death by tobacco use. In one scene the Surgeon General's Warning is prominently placed and a stick of gum is used as a way to quit smoking. PL
Cookout, The- PG-13 - Participants celebrate a cookout with tobacco use, especially the asthmatic Wheeze, who smokes without fully exploring the consequences. VW & CJ
Corpse Bride- PG - Although the carriage driver smoked so many pipes he coughed himself to death, this movie missed a pink lung by showing two corpses constantly making pipes look like a good way to celebrate. CJ
Covenant, The- PG-13 - The Covenant definitely had some shocking and downright scary scenes and although there was minimal smoking there was no shock of extreme tobacco use. BP
Crank- R - The directors didn't "crank" up the tobacco use in this one, at least all the way. PL
Crash- R - Tobacco gets caught up in the many messages shown in this movie - including one that gives this movie the auto black...smoking allowed in a California workplace. SM
Crossroads- PG - The only thing smoking was Britney's wonderful performance.
Cry Wolf- PG-13 - Luckily, tobacco wasn't one of the deadly games played in Cry Wolf. RS
Curious George - G - Curious George luckily was not curious about trying tobacco, however a few of the extraas in his movie were attached to certain tobacco forms. AQ
Cursed- PG-13 - The nonexistent tobacco in "Cursed" was as apparent as the full moon by which the werewolves transformed. CS
Da Vinci Codes, The- PG-13 - Robert Langdon was a master at cracking puzzles and symbols but he wasn't able to see the symbol of a cigar as a health hazard. PL
Daddy Day Camp- PG - "Day Camp" is just as it shoud be; the great outdoors in a clean smoke-free environment. EC
Daddy's Little Girls- PG-13 - Although not condoned, the use of tobacco around children was used to exaggerate the persona of a negligent parent. The movie also included a woman dying from tobacco induced lung cancer, earning this film a balanced rating. CM
Dan in Real Life- PG-13 - Steve Carrel playing a family man named Dan kept his life very real and smoke free by having no incidents in his movie. RB
Dark Knight, The- PG-13 - The sleek and cool batman nor the psychotic joker used tobacco which goes to show that in order to be a great actor, you don't need to light up on the big screen. Unfortunately, a credited non-star did smoke, earning this movie a dark grey lung . TV
Dark Water- PG-13 - Although the movie otherwise contained few minor instances, the flagrant use of tobacco in a specific non-smoking area warrants an automatic black lung. DW
Darkness- PG-13 - In Darkness, almost everyone puts out their
"lights". AM
Date Movie- PG-13 - Jinxie the cat blowing heart-shaped cigarette smoke rings was enough to make one spit up a hair ball, or in Jinxie's case a lung. SM
