Common Sense Note

Parents need to know that this by-the-book romantic comedy is entertaining enough, and may offer laughs to teens who adore the genre. The sexual situations are very mild for the PG-13 rating, the language is only occasionally spicy, and a character gets very drunk in a bar scene.

Sexual Content

A passionate embrace (kissing, groping) in an elevator, while security watches via camera; a woman takes her top off in front of a guy (she's wearing a camisole underneath). A quick soft-focus moment showing a couple in bed.

Violence

Two men exchange sharp words over a girl.

Language

From "ass" to "crap" to "bulls--t," and one instance of "f--k."

Social Behavior

Uma Thurman's character dispenses sage advice about marriage -- for example, roughly 43 percent of nuptials end in divorce, so it's important to pick the right partner -- but, as is typical in rom-coms, the movie's premise contradicts this somewhat.

Consumerism

One character totes a plastic bag with the logo for the pharmacy, Duane Reade, clearly visible. At a bar, name brands and logos for beer, including Heineken and Bass, are displayed.

Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol

Friends, old and new, down shots at a bar, and one of them gets very drunk.