Dirty Dancing (2017)

A couple of sex scenes are more suggestive than graphic (including one where a teen loses her virginity), but couples are shown cuddling in bed after the act. Lots of sultry dancing and suggestive moves with partners rubbing up against and wrapping their legs around each other. A divorcee entertains Johnny in her cabin on a few occasions (mostly kissing and implied physical contact). A man tries to force himself on a young woman. Johnny is shirtless in a few scenes, and Baby is shown in a bra.

Rarely "hell" and "jackass."

Teens drink wine together, and Johnny is shown drinking as well.

Parents need to know that Dirty Dancing is a remake of the same-named 1987 classic and stars Abigail Breslin and Colt Prattes in the roles made famous by Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze. It sticks pretty close to the original plot, but there's additional emphasis on issues such as race relations and the class divisions that exist in the '60s-set story. Though not as steamy as the original, there's a lot of sexy content, including talk of Baby losing her virginity (it's not shown, but foreplay and cuddling in bed afterward is), a physical relationship between Johnny and a middle-aged woman, and, of course, plenty of suggestive dancing. A main character's unplanned pregnancy and botched abortion are prominent topics, and there's an incident in which a teen attempts to force himself on a girl. This version is plenty campy and not nearly as fluid as the original, but it's still a fun watch, and the story raises some significant issues to discuss with older tweens and teens.

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