Happily

A shooting. Guns are displayed and carried. A woman shows signs of physical abuse. Off camera, one character strikes another character with an object; blood is splattered. One character sexually pursues an unwilling partner relentlessly.

Storyline is completely focused on maintaining romance within a marriage; a married couple has sex constantly. Main male character frequently shown shirtless. Scenes put characters in positions that strongly imply oral sex; nudity implied under strategically placed sheets.

Strong language includes frequent use of words including "a--hole," "bitch," "bulls--t," "s--t," "d--k," and "f--k."

Characters drink very heavily. Two characters smoke in one scene. Supporting characters mention being high.

Parents need to know that Happily is a dark romantic comedy that takes a cynical look at keeping the flame burning in a long-lasting marriage. Long-married Tom (Joel McHale) and Janet (Kerry Bishé) are still so crazy in love that they have sex 2.5 times a day -- and that's made very clear. There's no explicit nudity, but expressions, positions, verbal references, and postcoital bliss (including implied nudity under strategically placed sheets) are all used to convey their passion. Their friends are heavy drinkers and pot users; they also smoke a bit and swear a lot; "d--k" and "f--k" are the favorites. The movie's few moments of violence (involving guns and signs of abuse) are meant to shock, but the victims aren't shown on camera during or after the incident.

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