Punch Drunk Love

This film is pretty tame for the most part, there's some language, and some sexual stuff, but not too much besides that. The main character calls a sex hotline, but he does not understand 90% of what the hotline he's calling is implying. Parents may be uncomfortable with their kids seeing this, but most teens would be perfectly fine with this.

There isnt much very sexual stuff in this movie except for the scene where adam sandler calls a sex hotline. Its a very uncomftorable scene but there isnt much other inapropriate things in the movie.

my age rating: 14+ for some strong sexual dialogue, (this scene is a critical plot point and can not be skipped.), language, and some mild violence this is a good rom com and one of the best roles the sandman has been in.

Not for kids

My rating: R for crude humor, sexuality throughout, pervasive language, nudity and drug use

For everyone saying this movie isn't funny as much of Adam Sandler's work is, this movie isn't one that falls under the category of comedy. Paul Thomas Anderson's movies all possess the same serious, sometimes quirky humor, and I believe in this movie Sandler turns in one of the best performances of his career. It's a great look into the mind of a good man, whose mind is filled with rage, and the introduction of love into his life is a liberation, something for him to fight for. It's a beautiful movie, and although the phone sex is pretty graphic, it's perfectly fine for young, mature teens.

Before watching this film, DO NOT expect an Adam Sandler movie like Happy Gilmore and Billy Madison. The film is advertised as a comedy, but it is a drama all the way. That being said, it is a great film. Sandler plays a lonely man who owns a warehouse of novelty products and suffers from anger problems. His performance is outstanding, as are supporting performances by Emily Watson and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Sex: No onscreen sex or nudity, but a major subplot involves a phone sex hotline and some graphic dialogue is involved. Violence: No notable violence. Sandler's character breaks a few windows. A few people are punched. A scene involves an attempted kidnapping. Language: Infrequent strong language. One scene in which Philip Seymour Hoffman's character uses the word f*** frequently. Substance Abuse: Little to none. Characters drink alcohol in a restaurant. Intensity: The film is a drama. Sensitive audience members may feel sad for the protagonist. The only scenes parents should be cautious of are the scenes involving Hoffman and the hotline.

I am a huge fan of Adam Sandler but this one doesn't have any humor. This one involves phone sex. and this one is not funny.