Everything Everywhere All at Once: parents' guide

Long, sustained kung fu brawls with fists, improvised objects and real weapons such as a bat, a box cutter and a glass shard. Several characters die, a neck is snapped, a man is beaten to death with sex toys, and some moments turn bloody, though much is played as absurd comedy.

Frequent strong language: six to eight f-words depending on the count, about fifteen s-words, plus "bitch," "damn," "piss" and many uses of God's name as an exclamation.

A split-second shot shows a couple having sex, faces and shoulders only. Sex toys appear as office trophies and are used as weapons, one fight involves a pantless man with his genitals blurred and his bare backside visible, and the daughter and her girlfriend kiss.

Brief but shown: a character vapes marijuana, including from a gun barrel, others smoke cigarettes, the mother tries vaping, and adults drink beer and visit a bar.

Disorienting universe jumps with strobe-like flashing, a menacing, nihilistic villain, and a giant black-hole bagel that threatens to swallow everything. The weight of depression and a strained mother-daughter relationship may hit hard.