The Wedding Pact

Brief violence when a guy punches another guy in the face, knocking him out. In another scene, two men engage in a game wherein they whip each other with wet towels, including in the face and crotch, until one is too weak to continue.

Some sensuality and suggestion throughout, with the majority of women on-screen shown as sexualized. A woman dances around a room in lingerie. A man and a woman make out in a car while another man sits in the front seat; he leaves for them to take care of business, presumably intercourse. A man is shown leaving a woman's apartment as if to suggest intercourse. A man and woman kiss.

Casual profanity used throughout, such as "what a douche," "kicked me in the nuts," and "bitch."

Consistent drinking, often to excess, throughout the film. From college-graduation kegs to margaritas at a birthday party to shots and characters drinking away misery, the film contains multiple scenes of drinking at bars, parties, and the like. In one scene, some college-age students are shown driving and mention having just left a bar where multiple drinks were consumed. In another scene, two men down a bottle of liquor to calm pre-flight jitters at the airport, only to reveal that one of the men is the plane's pilot.

Parents need to know that The Wedding Pact contains excessive drinking, some sensuality, frequent sexualizing of women, and frequent use of profanity or crass language, including terms such as "kicked me in the nuts" and "bitch." Though the story aims to be a sweet romantic comedy about true love persevering, there's a harshness and immaturity to the tone that make this movie better for older teens and up, though not necessarily quality viewing for anyone.

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