Overboard

Derbez is a huge star in Mexico who's well known for his frantic comedic energy. But the slapstick humor -- found regularly in romcoms around the world, but less often in many American ones -- doesn't always translate smoothly. And the gender swap of the leads (compared to original film) doesn't do much to empower women. But seamless inclusion of non-English languages, such as subtitled Spanish and French, places the film in a modern setting that feels realistic. And cast of Latino stars, including Mexican American Eva Longoria and Havana-born Mel Rodriguez, help make Overboard more memorable than if it had gone without.

A man pushes a woman off of a boat, into the ocean. Small bloody cut in hand. Several pratfalls.

A man "parties" with several women in bikinis. Character refers to an "orgy." Main male character kisses one woman; she says she wants to "take advantage of him." He looks for condoms and finds a string of five. Partial naked male bottom shown. Sex talk. Jokes about sex addiction.

Several uses of "s--t." Also "a--hole," "dumbass," "ass," "pr--k," "crap," and "pervert," plus "God" (as an exclamation). A few bleeped out uses of "f--k."

Leonardo drinks frequently, including a Bloody Mary the moment he wakes up -- or straight from the bottle. He's drunk when he falls off the boat. Later, he's led to believe that he's an alcoholic and attends an AA meeting. Kate teases him by drinking a beer in front of him.