Bridesmaids: parents' guide

Slapstick only: a scuffle and a bite on a plane, two women pelting each other with tennis balls, a minor hit-and-run, and Annie tearing down the decorations at a bridal shower.

Frequent strong language; one count found about 20 f-words and 30 s-words, plus one c-word aimed at a young girl, crude terms for genitals and sex acts, and whore. Teenage sons swear at their mother.

The opening is an extended, played-for-laughs sex scene with the woman in a bra; nudity is implied, not shown. Later come an implied night together, a woman driving topless with her chest hidden, a glimpse of a sex tape, a fake oral sex gag and frank talk.

Champagne and wine flow at parties, and Annie chugs from a bottle. On a flight she takes a friend's prescription sedative with Scotch, gets badly impaired and gets the plane diverted, all played for comedy.

Nothing scary. The heavier moments are emotional, as Annie loses her job, her apartment and, for a while, her best friend.