By Jennifer Green , based on child development research. How do we rate? Parents need to know that the Amy Schumer-starring comedy Kinda Pregnant contains sexual situations and language, as well as swearing and some drinking and drug use. In the sex scene, a man is shirtless under the covers, while a woman tries to "sit" on his face then bounces on top of him wearing a shirt….
Parents need to know that the Amy Schumer -starring comedy Kinda Pregnant contains sexual situations and language, as well as swearing and some drinking and drug use.
In the sex scene, a man is shirtless under the covers, while a woman tries to "sit" on his face then bounces on top of him wearing a shirt. Another man proposes a threesome. People kiss. Middle schoolers suggest Rome and Juliet wanted to "smash.
Sexual and anatomical references are rampant "py," "clit," "t-t," "d--k," "ho," "masturbating," "scrote-gravy" , and swearing includes "f--k," "s--t," "damnit," "goddamnit," "hell," "bitch," "ass," and more. A middle school guidance counselor vapes "pot" in school and elsewhere.
She asks a child if he's on cocaine. A student turns in a joint, which a teacher pockets for later. Adults drink champagne and cocktails. A woman pretending to be pregnant suffers comedic injuries to her fake belly. To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails.
