Love, Simon: parents' guide

Very little. A boy grabs a classmate by the jacket and hauls him through a library during an angry confrontation, and someone tries to yank a microphone from a performer. No injuries.

One clear f-word and a couple of near misses, about a dozen s-words, plus "ass," "bitch," "crap" and "hell." God's name is misused often, sometimes as "goddamn," and homophobic slurs are aimed at gay students.

Several kisses, between boys and between a boy and a girl. Two bullies crudely mime sex on a cafeteria table to mock a classmate, and there are jokes about masturbation, a hand job and hookup apps, plus a revealing costume.

Teens drink at a house party, play beer pong and take shots. Simon comes home drunk and his parents let it slide because a sober friend drove him. A drunk teen throws up, and someone jokes about huffing paint.

Not scary, but emotionally tense: Simon lives in fear of exposure, is blackmailed for weeks, and is then outed to the whole school online, which brings taunting and a painful family conversation.