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PROFANITY: (View Profanity)
The F-word is spoken once. The S-word is spoken 17 times. There are 25 other profanities spoken.

SEX & NUDITY:
There are many sexual references and innuendoes throughout the movie. They're not extremely graphic, but I'm certain they would make many people quite uncomfortable, especially anyone bringing younger teens. I'll try to explain the types of things heard without offending anyone: Two lesbian porno actresses show quite a bit of skin and cleavage and talk about having sex on film and threesomes. These women are shown kissing in one scene; several sexual references throughout the movie to the extremely large size of a certain males genitals; the word p-nis is used a couple of times in somewhat mild sexual references. There are several other words used as references to the male genitals like sausage and winky; there's some word play that makes sexual references like "lickenzeed-cken" and others; a man's butt cheeks are visible in one funny scene.

VIOLENCE:
Just a couple of fist fights played for laughs.

DRUGS & ALCOHOL:
None

ACTION:
None

COMEDY:
The level of comedy totally depends on your taste in humor. For myself and many of the people right around me in the audience, quite a few of the jokes worked, but certainly not all of them. However, the person sitting right next to me thought everything was sooo funny, as did quite a few others in the audience. I would say that you will either be mostly satisfied or very satisfied with the level of humor in this movie.

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PROFANITY SPOKEN
8	A-s/A-s Hole
2	Balls
1	B-stard
4	B-tch/SOB
1	Damn
1	D-ck/P-ick
1	Finger Given
1	F-word
4	God (as in "Oh my God")
4	Hell
2	P-nis
17	Sh-t
1	S-rew/S-rewing

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