Parents guide

Sutter and Cassidy starts getting intimate on a couch, but the scene cuts away before anything can happen.

Many of the girls show off their cleavage.

A teen boy and teen girl are both wearing underwear and a T-shirt; they pull off their shirts. The girl is wearing a bra. as they kiss and lie down, the girl hands the boy a condom and they get under the covers. The girl sits up, takes her bra off and falls back on to the bed with the boy on top of her. The boy is shown thrusting slowly while we hear her breathing heavily. We can also hear them sweet-talking each other and the girl asks the boy to go slower. This scene, shot in one long take, is not particularly graphic but quite realistic. The girl's nipples can be seen briefly.

In a flashback sequence, Sutter is shown having sex with Cassidy. She is on top of her and is fully nude (upper body and brief rear nudity), but no male nudity. She is shown thrusting on him slowly and moaning can be heard. Her side breast can be seen for a split second. Later the shot cuts to Cassidy's face and only shoulder-tops can be seen. The entire sequence lasts only a couple of seconds and is in slow-motion.

A teen girl leans over while wearing a tank top and we see her cleavage.

A teen girl has her shirt tied under her bust; she is wearing a bikini under the shirt and a portion of her bare torso is visible.

Two girls kiss a teen boy on the cheek; the teen boy makes a sexual remark and the girls walk away.

A teen boy and a teen girl are seen sitting on the teen girl's bed and they make a vague reference to them having sex; the girl begins to cry and sends the boy away.

Teens dance suggestively at a prom.

Teen boys occasionally use terms like "sweet action" and "tongue action."

While driving drunk, a teen boy swerves in and out of his lane of traffic as he is drifting in and out of consciousness; we see the boy drive down a street and plow over a mailbox, the boy's mother comes out of the house and shouts at him as he shouts back and she chases him into their house.

A teen boy rapidly approaches another teen boy and it appears that he is about to hit him; we see the boy flinch and the other boy stands down.

A teen girl accidentally hits a teen boy in the face and the boy jokes that the girl gave him "a bruise."

A teen boy fires a water pistol at another teen boy.

A woman jokingly acts like she is going to punch her teenage son and they both laugh.

We hear a dog yelp and a teen boy jokes that he hit the dog with a newspaper that he was tossing, but that the dog was unharmed (we do not see the dog or impact).

A teen girl shouts at a teen boy and storms away.

A teen girl says that her father had died from a drug overdose, explaining that her older sister had found him dead and had to close his eyelids.

A doctor advises a teen boy that the police could be involved (we do not see the police) after an incident when a teen girl was struck by a truck.

We hear a portion of a story where a teen boy tells a teen girl that he had jumped out of a car going 25 MPH.

About 27 F-words and its derivatives. A boy uses two obscene hand gestures toward a teen girl and a teen boy.

The usual vulgarities.

Name-calling (i.e. "sons of guns," "stoner," "the joke everyone thinks you are") and exclamations ("shut up").

The main character (a teenage boy) is an alcoholic.

A teen boy almost gets into a car accident with a passenger while drunk driving.

A teen boy (who is an alcoholic) gives a teen girl a canteen which is known as his signature item since he drinks so much.

The main character, a teen boy, is an alcoholic. This can be uncomfortable for some. Throughout the film, he drinks beer and liquor from flasks and coolers at bars, parties, and by himself. A teenage girl also does the same at parties. There is alcohol is almost every scene in the film.

At least three characters are shown intoxicated (including one driving under the influence).

A man lectures a teen boy about not showing up at work drunk.

A teen girl asks a teen boy if he has "made her a lush" when he tells her about his new girlfriend.

A man smokes cigarettes near-constantly. We also see a teen girl hold a lit cigarette, and a teen boy is seen smoking what appears to be a marijuana cigarette.

Various characters smoke and drink. But inconceivably, Sara, Aimee, and Cassidy do not smoke.