Parents' Guide to Husbands in Action

Parents need to know that Husbands in Action is an over-the-top Korean action-comedy. The story follows the unlikely pairing of an ex-husband and the new husband to rescue the wife and daughter from a drug gang. Expect extremely strong language throughout, including prolific use of "f--k," "a--hole," and "bastard," along with the full spectrum of swearing and insults. Violence is mostly comedy based, with fistfighting, martial arts, and use of weapons including blunt objects, knives, guns, Taser/stun guns, brass knuckles, tranquilizer blow darts, and animal shock collars on people. Some bloody wounds and blood, one gunshot wound, and some partially graphic surgery scenes are shown. Expect car crashes, chase scenes, electrocution, kidnapping, restraints, threats, and attempted murder and torture. Characters kiss, hug, flirt, and hold hands. Mild potty humor is used, and there are multiple visuals and mentions of drugs. Action-packed and heartwarming, this comedy offers deeper messages of putting family first, unlikely teamwork, forgiveness, and personal growth through adversity.

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