Made in Italy
Made in Italy is rightfully rated R for its harsh language, it also teaches the importance of drawing closer to those you love through the pain of loss.
Work It
While there’s a lot to like here, there’s also plenty that might leave you feeling a little off beat.
Inception
Leonardo DiCaprio, you might say, has a dream job. After he punches the clock as Cobb, he jumps into … somebody else’s dreams. He is, essentially, a thought-thief, rooting around in other people’s subconscious to extract information—for a price.
The Grizzlies
Because of its language issues, an audience that might’ve appreciated The Grizzlies the most will likely never see it.
Spotlight
It sticks with you, as well-told stories do. As shocking stories do. It’s a horrific reminder of the evil that people can do. Any people.
The Kissing Booth 2
Parents shouldn’t be fooled by a lenient rating that doesn’t provide enough warning for the sexualized story line.
Deany Bean is Dead
Deany Beany is Dead is an awkward, heartfelt and grimly humorous film.
Ip Man 4: The Finale
Ip Man 4 comes with some content concerns, but it’s also a heartwarming tale about the guy who trained Bruce Lee.
Radioactive
Marie Curie broke through many barriers for women in science, and Radiation tells her passionate, brave, flawed story.
The Sunlit Night
This is one of those movies that could have portrayed its meaningful message without all the gratuitous content.