Woman wakes a sleeping man by seductively kissing followed by intimate kissing.

Closeup television details of vintage "thighmaster" commercial of Suzanne Sommers.

In a warehouse, a man is seen butt naked. We see a side view of him (his butt crack is shown), with his front side hidden.

A girl walks out of her bedroom with tights and bra.

In the kitchen, a man pushes a woman onto the table (in a rough way) but another man intervenes and no sensuality is shown.

Someone gets run over by a car.

A woman is slapped by a man.

A scene of domestic violence, two men get in a fist fight and a man is punched down several times, breaking a lamp.

The profanity is a bit edgier than typical PG movies nowadays but it's used very infrequently.

Some uses of h*ll, d*mn, at least one a**; some uses of G*d in forms such as "Great G*d" and "Oh my G*d"

Mel Gibson smokes a couple of cigarettes

The domestic violence scene can be potentially upsetting but Mel Gibson's character does fight off Jamie Lee Curtis' attacker and he doesn't do anything to her as a result. It's a slightly intense scene but Gibson steps in before anything truly terrible happens. Some parents may not like the fighting between Gibson and Curtis' boyfriend who attempts to attack her, but the scene is portrayed in a positive light and is basically saying that domestic violence is bad.

Overall, a family film.