Novocaine

This movie is about cheating, leading double lives, and drugs. There is some violence, but the review puts a little too much emphasis on the amount of violence there is. There isn’t too much graphic violence, as well as the language not being as constant. Language includes a few uses of “f--k” and “s--t” at the worst, but not too many. However, there is a little more sex than the review lets on. However, there is a lot about drugs, with there being a character who is a drug dealer, as well as a character who takes drugs and smokes, and lots of talk of narcotics. There are two sex scenes, both of which the main character, who is a dentist, cheats on his fiancée, and he constantly gets himself into pickles out of which he constantly has to figure out. He then gets framed for the disappearance of the narcotics from the dentist office, as well as for murder, and has to find out who made him the scapegoat. The climax is the most intense part of the film, but helps give the culprit what they deserve. This is a film that is okay for people ages 16 and up. This movie may deal with heavy themes, but 18 and up is too high for this film.