| nudity |
Sexual humor is featured in the film. Sexual innuendos, crude hand gestures and sexual imagery are also depicted, but are mild and infrequent.
The film contains some sexual references, including a scene depicting the protagonists, a married couple, who are imagining that they are having a wild time, where they are seen kissing passionately, drinking and eventually snuggling under a blanket where both are implied to be naked. However, the scene ends abruptly and the couple is brought back to reality.
In another scene, the female protagonist is seen dry-humping her husband briefly in a drugged state after she was accidentally struck by a tranquilizer dart.
In addition, there are also some verbal sexual references when a woman asks her neighbor about her sex life. |
| violence |
There are some scenes of violence featured in the film, mostly involving car chases and gunfights.
In one of the stronger scenes, a man is shot in the head and brief blood spurting is seen.
In another scene, a woman throws a knife, hitting a thug in the throat but no details are depicted.
In another scene, a snake has it's head cut off but no blood is shown. |
| profanity |
The expletive "f***" is featured, but used infrequently.
The film contains a single utterance of the expletive "f***", as well as some mild language such as the terms "damnit", "hell", and "bullshit".
This would make the film suitable for a teen audience. |
| frightening |
'Keeping Up with the Joneses' is a comedy about a suburban couple who tries to keep up with their new, seemingly-perfect neighbors. However, they soon discover that their deliciously sexy neighbors are secret agents.
Official MPAA Rating: Rated PG-13 for sexual content, action/violence and brief strong language |
