Ski Patrol

Slapstick, cartoon-y violence includes lots of people falling down while skiing and in danger of going off cliffs; and an accidental hard hit to the head with a basketball. Rivals engage in a brief shoving match.

Several kisses. Skiing through a tunnel compared to making love. Sight gags include a few men getting hit in the crotch and skiers accidentally falling into positions that mimic sex. A woman mentions that American men only want sex. One character mentions a couple of times that he's never had sex. References to middle-aged women who will beg you to take their money "among other things" if you grab their bottoms. A scene involving swimsuit models illustrates objectification of women's bodies.

"Damn," "ass," "hell," "crap," "s--t," "bastard," and "butt."

Adults drink alcohol. Good guys advise drinking in moderation and that you shouldn't drink and drive. One character smokes; another puts an unlit cigar in his mouth and then throws it away.

Parents need to know that Ski Patrol is a slapstick comedy from the production team of the Police Academy movies. Ski Patrol is a lot tamer: The main area of concern is the strong language, which includes "s--t" and variations, "ass," "damn," and "crap." A bad guy makes a sexist comment and a racial slur. Japanese tourists are shown as stereotypes. The good guys are a racially diverse trio of friends who model teamwork and loyalty. Violence is cartoon-y and slapstick and mostly involves people falling down while skiing. Sexual content includes a few kisses and skiers falling into poses that mimic sex. The female leads are mainly wallpaper, and a scene involving swimsuit models illustrates objectification of women's bodies.

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