Long Shot: parents' guide

Mostly physical comedy: Fred leaps from a second-story window onto a car and tumbles down concrete stairs, and a man is hit with a coffee mug. A building is bombed and people help the injured, without gore.

Pervasive: one count found nearly 130 f-words and more than 50 s-words, plus 'bitch,' 'dick' and plenty of crude sexual terms. White supremacists repeatedly use an antisemitic slur.

Very crude: a hacked webcam video shows Fred masturbating, ending in a gag about semen on his face. Two sex scenes cut away before nudity, one with a request to be choked, and a flashback shows a young teen's visible erection.

The leads take ecstasy at a club, and she handles an international crisis while still high, played as a win. Fred carries pot, pills and a vape, characters smoke weed and get drunk, and acid is mentioned.

Mild. Fred is cornered by a neo-Nazi group before escaping through a window, and a bombing and a hostage standoff bring brief tension, but the tone stays comic.