Galaxy Quest

Some diversity within main crew, with a Black character and an actor of Lebanese descent among an otherwise mostly White cast. Though sexism is mentioned, it isn't particularly challenged, and the film leans into the same stereotypes it calls out for comedic value. For example, actor Tony Shalhoub plays a character named Fred Kwan, and within the fictional TV show, Kwan squints as if trying to look more "Asian" as Tech Sergeant Chen. The only female character wears a tight-fitting spacesuit with cleavage showing and repeats what the computer says, which plays on "dumb blonde" stereotypes.

Lots of comic sci-fi violence, one sad death. Many explosions, physical fighting, and shooting guns. Characters suffer fatal bullet wounds, scrapes to the face and body, blood from the mouth; one faints. Torture is mentioned, and scenes involve electrocution -- both seen on-screen and heard off-screen. Aliens tear one another apart and eat one another, are seen suffocating, and turn inside out and explode. Spaceship crashes. Teens set off fireworks. Passing mention of panic attacks, suicide.

Passionate kissing, followed by characters sliding to the floor. Suggestive dialogue, flirtation, reference to a character sleeping with lots of women. A female character's costume comes unzipped, and she spends several scenes with her bra exposed. A male character is topless in one scene and also shown in a shirt with no bottoms, though nothing can be seen beneath.

Language includes "hell," "damn," "goddamn," "ass," "boobs," "screw," "oh my God," "bloody," and "retards."

Character drinks to feel better and passes out, later waking up with a hangover. Another is seen holding a cocktail. Advil mentioned. Passing reference to pubs. A character asks another, "Are you stoned?"