Common Sense Note

Parents need to know that this film considers fears of surveillance, with characters showing both anxiety and ingenuity trying to avoid it. It includes multiple tense scenes, as well as violent scenes, both abrupt (as when the villains burst into the family's home and again when the chief villain whomps Jack across the face) and sustained (a prolonged, bruising, bloody fight scene at the end). References are made to online gambling and identity theft. The family's escape attempt appears in fast cuts and jarring images; a child who is allergic to nuts suffers an alarming, nearly fatal reaction. Villains brandish guns, and three men are shot on screen, upsetting other characters who observe. Characters use mild language and a villain's dumping of the family dog leads to the mom's and kids' tears.

Sexual Content

Villains threaten family, including wife and 14-year-old girl, forcing wife to pretend to have an affair with her husband's friend.

Violence

Guns wielded, sudden shootings, bloody fisticuffs, smashed cars, bodies thrown through windows; a child suffers a severe allgeric reaction.

Language

Language includes "screw you," "s--t," "a single "f--k," and "hell."

Social Behavior

Villains are greedy and aggressive; hero must use deadly violence to save his family.

Consumerism

Equifax (online service), Flintstones on television.

Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol

Not applicable