Common Sense Note

Parents need to know that this romantic dramedy about a marriage counselor trying to save her own relationship as well as that of her parents isn't too likely to appeal to tweens and young teens, despite the fact that Kellan Lutz (of the Twilight movies) and Mandy Moore star. The subject matter is a bit mature -- including discussions of affairs and allusions to strip clubs -- and the pacing is slow. There's also some drinking, light swearing, and loud arguing.

Sexual Content

Discussions about affairs. A couple is seen making out in bed; the man is shirtless. Another pair kisses each other often, including in public. A man talks about getting "boobs" in another man's face, alluding to strip joints. A woman clad only in a bra and jeans has a man drink shots out of her navel. A woman walks around in her fancy undies.

Violence

Couples bicker pretty cruelly.

Language

Words include "slut," "ass," "hell," "bastard," and "piss." Also a lot of "Jesus!" exclamations.

Social Behavior

The movie's main message is that marriage can be difficult, and to make it work over the long run, honesty is mandatory.

Consumerism

Not applicable

Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol

An inebriated wedding guest blubbers and acts obnoxiously. Characters partake of wine and take shots off a woman's belly. A father-in-law and his son-in-law get drunk.