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Language concerns are minor, with Movieguide calling out one obscenity and little else.
Pros: production design, score quality
Cons: realism, originality
The constant tough-cop profanity can become grating rather than immersive, especially when paired with the film’s sourer stretches.
Pros: drama quality, production design
Cons: character development, plot clarity
The heavy profanity, especially the repeated C-word material, is a major part of the comedy and may feel excessive or grating to some viewers.
Pros: cinematography, costume design
Cons: sexual content level, story quality
Profanity and rude sexual dialogue are harsher and more frequent than the rating may suggest. The language is unsuitable for anyone seeking a restrained romantic comedy.
Pros: dialogue quality, production design
Cons: age appropriateness, sexual content level
The film's profanity and vulgar speeches contribute to an abrasive, hostile atmosphere. The coarse language is more likely to repel than enhance the experience.
Pros: plot originality, suspense
Cons: realism, critic appeal
The dialogue is extremely explicit, with graphic references to sex, masturbation, arousal, and genitals. Viewers sensitive to crude language are unlikely to be comfortable.
Pros: chemistry between characters, visual style
Cons: language level, age appropriateness