Passengers

A spaceship has a massive mechanical failure that threatens the lives of those on board. Viewers see it play out in large-scale accidents, including a scene in which a character nearly drowns. In another scene, a character is stabbed by shrapnel and pulls it out. Loud arguments. A character has a health emergency and coughs up blood. A character almost commits suicide. A woman is so angry she hits someone.

A couple has sex; naked backsides, including buttocks, are briefly seen. Additional scenes of Jim's naked bottom and Aurora in a swimsuit. Kissing/making out. Aurora changes out of her dress, but nothing sensitive shown.

Some swearing, including "damn" and "s--t."

Social drinking by adult characters; one character gets drunk and belligerent.

Parents need to know that Passengers is a romantic sci-fi drama about two people (Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt) who find themselves on spaceship headed toward a distant planet with nobody else to keep each other company. It takes on thought-provoking themes like loneliness, agency, identity, and mortality (as well as courage), and it all hinges on a decision that one character makes without another's ability to weigh in, removing her ability to make her own life choices. A spaceship has a massive mechanical failure that threatens the lives of those on board. Viewers see it play out in large-scale accidents, including a scene in which a character nearly drowns. You can also expect sex scenes (naked buttocks shown, but nothing more graphic), kissing/making out, and some swearing ("s--t," "damn," etc.) and drinking -- sometimes to excess.

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