Jason Nash Is Married

The main character punches a man and bloodies the nose of a man whom he believes has slept with his wife.

The main character's new next door neighbor sneaks up behind him, grabs his testicles, and then suggests they get over his divorce by having a ménage à trois. The main character's wife is shown pointing to her vagina and saying that she is "open for business." While in bed, a husband asks his wife, "Was that good?" to which she answers, "No, that was awful." A man asks the main character if he has any condoms.

Frequent profanity: "f--k," "s--t," "d--k," "balls."

In one scene, characters are shown snorting lines of cocaine. Characters drink alcohol -- at dinner, alone at a bar, on the back patio. Reference is made to another character's drug and alcohol addiction; this character is later shown sober and trying to recover from drug and alcohol addiction but also wanting to consume drugs and alcohol.

Parents need to know that Jason Nash Is Married explores the topic of separation and divorce. The subject matter and its frank discussion on the effect it has on the main character make this film best for older teens, parents, and fans of the "alternative comedy" scene that has emerged in Los Angeles in recent decades. In one scene, characters are shown snorting cocaine. The main character punches a man and bloodies the nose of a man whom he believes has slept with his wife. There also is frequent profanity ("f--k," "s--t") and discussions of sex. Overall, although it's a very good comedy, the exploration of the topic of divorce is presented in a manner that makes this most relatable for adults who have or are going through similar difficulties, and, as such, kids will miss much of the humor and pathos.

To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails.