| nudity |
At a scene at a club, a woman wearing pasties that cover her nipples is shown dancing for a few seconds, there are many other women in skimpy outfits dancing suggestively. Lots of kissing and a couple of love scenes. At the beginning of the movie, Marley makes it clear that she believes in having casual, no-strings-attached sex. She texts a guy over for a booty call; sexual noises and thumping are heard. She's shown in bed wearing a bra, and he's shirtless. Marley and Julian have sex after one date - there's lots of kissing, a darkly lit scene of them in bed, and then in the morning he gets out of bed and shows his naked behind. In a humorous scene, Marley and a male escort make loud noises so that a neighbor will think they're having sex. Julian tells a couple of dirty jokes. |
| violence |
No violence, but it might be disturbing for some viewers to watch a movie about a dying character. |
| profanity |
Several uses of "s--t", "ass", "bitch", and "t-ts", plus milder language like "hell" and "damn". Marley makes a couple of cultural jokes to Dr. Goldstein about him being Mexican and Jewish, like "What do you want to eat, gefilte fish tacos?" |
| alcohol |
Grown-ups drink socially (wine, beer, cocktails) at restaurants, bars, clubs, and dinner parties. |
| frightening |
The scene listed under Violence may be upsetting for some kids under the age of 14 or so. |
