The Incredible Burt Wonderstone

Sex with numerous women - non consensual - removing undergarments on women as 'magic' - drugging people - This isn't a family show and it isnt entertainment!! A man and a woman kiss for a prolonged time, they hop onto a twin bed where he pulls her bra off through her blouse sleeve and she pulls a wrapped condom from behind his ear (he passes his hand over it and changes it into a large and more expensive brand) and sex is implied. ► A woman and a man kiss while reclined and clothed on a chaise lounge in his hotel suite, they enter the bedroom after she signs a waiver that she is over 18 and can participate in sex acts, and she shouts, "It's huge!" off screen; we then see into the room and note that she is looking at an enormous bed as the man stands across the room, and the scene cuts to her alone, face-down in the bed the next morning (sex overnight is implied), wearing a bra and panties that reveal her bare back, arms, legs and part of the lower buttocks. ► A woman throws a man out of her apartment when he tries to kiss her. A man and a woman embrace in front of a fountain at night, but do not kiss. ► A middle-aged street magician is shown shirtless twice, revealing chain tattoos on his biceps, shoulders, torso and parts of his waist; the words "Escape from what?' are tattooed across his back, both ears are triple-pierced and he calls himself The Brain Rapist. ► Several female magician's assistants and volunteers from the audience wear skimpy outfits such as one-piece swimsuits with fringe and sequins, and micro-mini dresses with deep V-necklines that reveal legs, bare shoulders and arms and significant cleavage and one woman's bosom bounces as she runs. Dressers rip the blouse off a new magician's assistant and we see her bra and a little cleavage briefly; the dressers put a mini dress on her and she ties to pull it down lower on her thighs, to no avail, and we see a little cleavage again, above the scoop neckline. A male magician wears an open-necked jacket that reveals his sternum area. A man is shown lying under a sheet having a massage and we see his bare shoulders, arms and lower legs. A magician suspended in a glass box above a crowd for a week struggles with another man in the box and accidentally pulls down the second man's trousers to reveal plaid shorts, bare knees and lower legs. A man wears a large bathrobe that reveals his lower legs above socks and shoes. ► In Vegas, two men and a woman dance with writhing movements in a close line on a stage and one man says to the audience, "We're here to do magic, not Nicole," implying sex. A woman enters a man's bathroom where he is in a bubble bath and we see his head and arms above the tub rim; she approaches the tub and yells, "Oh my God!" then turns away and the man says that the bubbles must have evaporated. ► A man asks a woman if she is a lesbian and she denies it; he says it's OK if she is, because he has slept with lots of lesbians. A man jokingly says he is having an affair with an elderly woman in a rest home and she smiles. A magician suspended in a glass box above a crowd for a week announces that he will not be able to have sex for 7 days. We hear that a magician has sex every night with different women in his bed that sleeps 24 people. A young boy has a prescription bottle of testosterone pills at lunch and tells a school mate that they are given to him because he is too much like a girl.

I think the ending is awful! They go from wanting to inspire with magic to drugging the entire audience every night. And it's not even mentioned in the Common sense review! - Fantasy drugs used on non-consenting victims by the protagonist - and the act being depicted as OK in a movie is a HORRIBLE message.