Moonstruck: parents' guide

Little violence: Ronny makes a melodramatic, half-joking threat to kill himself, and Loretta later slaps him to snap him out of it. He describes losing his hand in a bread slicer. Family arguments get loud but never physical.

Sparse but present: an occasional s-word, a few milder curses, and an Italian word for prostitute. Most of the dialogue is heated but clean.

Loretta and Ronny kiss passionately and spend the night together, with moaning heard and her later seen under a sheet, apparently nude. Her father is having an affair, and a womanizing professor flirts with her mother.

Adults drink wine and champagne at dinners, restaurants and the opera, and Loretta has a drink before a date. No drunkenness or drugs are noted.

Nothing scary. The intensity comes from family shouting matches and the fallout of betrayal, all handled with humor.