Moon

Intro montage has brief real-life footage of a distressed group of people. A character accidentally burns their hand with boiling water and crashes a vehicle, suffering a cut head. Two characters fight and one suffers a bloody nose. A character's body starts to shut down, including vomiting blood and losing a tooth.

Two characters are seen kissing in bed -- one strips down to their underwear. Character shown nude from behind in shower scene.

Frequent language used under stress, includes "f--k," "f--ing," "a--hole," "s--t," "motherf----r," "goddammit," and "Jesus Christ."

Brief mention of "needing a drink."

Parents need to know that Moon is a superb psychological sci-fi drama with some emotionally big ideas and some strong language. Starring Sam Rockwell as Sam, a lone astronaut with just a computer (voiced by Kevin Spacey) for company, the movie touches on themes that range from isolation and unethical corporate behavior to the very nature of existence and what it means to be human. Positive character traits include compassion, empathy, and teamwork. Sam uses bad language when under stress, including "f--k," "s--t," and "goddammit." The movie has some scenes of violence, with a fist fight that results in a bloody nose and some mild body horror elements as a character's body starts to decay, during which they vomit blood and lose a tooth. There is also a vehicle crash with mild bloody injury and a character accidentally burns their hand with boiling water. One brief scene between a couple sees a woman strip to her underwear. A man's naked bottom is shown in the shower. With its existential themes, families will have much to discuss when this thought-provoking movie is over.

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