Catch Me If You Can: parents' guide

Very little. FBI agents and police draw guns without firing, and a guard holds a gun to the young man's head. One hospital scene shows a boy's bloody, badly injured leg, which makes the main character retch.

One f-word, delivered as the punch line of a knock-knock joke, a couple of s-words, and several uses of damn, hell and goddamn, plus a crude word for breasts.

Sex is implied several times without explicit nudity: a fling with a flight attendant ending in moans, a night bought from a call girl, and kissing in underwear. A boy learns of his mother's affair, and a young woman was disowned after an abortion.

Characters drink and smoke through much of the film, and his mother smokes heavily. Young people get drunk at a party, and a man is shown passed out in a bar.

Light tension from chases and close calls. The sadder moments are emotional: his parents divorce, and he learns while being flown home that his father has died, which hits him hard.