“Life Isn’t Always What It Seems”

None | Light | Moderate | Heavy | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Language | ||||
Violence | ||||
Sex | ||||
Nudity |
What You Need To Know:
Content:
(RoRo, ABAB, APAP, B, L, VV, SSS, NNN, AAA, DDD, MMM) Strong Romantic worldview where married woman turns to drugs and alcohol to numb the pain of an absent father, with no mention of Jesus or God for redemption, protagonist’s husband says the Bible is fiction, and movie has a depressing view of American suburban life, with some light moral worldview elements when female protagonist displays some love and compassion toward family; eight obscenities and profanities, and woman vomits; Lanley masturbates with a teddy bear; moderate violence when protagonist is beaten by a stranger at a bar, woman’s head is depicted with slashes and open bloody wounds, woman’s husband grabs her and pins her to a wall after she relapses, woman grabs her doctor by the collar and shakes her to death while in rehab; extreme sexual immorality includes scenes of depicted adultery and marital sex, self-abuse using a teddy bear, groping, woman touches her body while standing in front of a mirror; full female nudity in one scene, images of upper female nudity in other scenes, rear nudity in some scenes, and some upper male nudity; heavy drunkenness and alcoholism displayed, woman drinks vodka and wine by the bottle, woman gets drunk alone after her family goes to bed, alcohol and drunkenness displayed at bars, woman drives drunk and almost dies; heavy drug use includes woman snorts cocaine, woman eats lollipops filled with drugs, woman smokes cigarettes every time she feels stressed, woman overdoses on some pills and taken to hospital, and a disturbing scene where woman snorts cocaine while her nose starts to bleed; and, lying, cheating, addict leaves rehab, and dysfunctional married woman leaves her family.