Super Pumped

People of color are in significant roles. Most characters are male, except for a woman who has a position of power at Uber and a major role, and another woman who has juice in the tech/media industry and significantly affects Kalanick's career.

There's some braggadocio, threats to punch people in the mouth and the like. A kitten is briefly shown in distress on a video, wet and bedraggled but being tended to by a first responder.

Characters kiss and boyfriends and girlfriends live together and share a bed. Kalanick has a girlfriend but is shown flirting with and dating others without her knowledge.

Cursing and language includes "f--k," "mother--king," "bulls--t," assh--e," "s--t," and frequent uses of all it, often in an insulting way: "F--k those motherf--kers."

Characters drink at gatherings, but no one acts drunk.

Parents need to know that Super Pumped is based on a nonfiction book that charted the rise and fall of former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, who managed to turn his ride-sharing company into a tech powerhouse even as his personal and business life crumbled to the point where he was ousted from his own company. His story is a cautionary tale; we see him bully business rivals, family members, and employees, we understand that he's basically the villain of this tale, even if his motives are sometimes humanized. Language is frequent: "f--k," "motherf--ker," "s--t," "assh--e," and other cursing is prominent and often a factor in Kalanick's browbeating. Violence is infrequent; though Kalanick and others threaten each other physically and financially, they don't actually get physical. In a video, a bedraggled kitten is said to be injured, but we don't see any injury and the kitten's said to be "rescued." Sexual content is mild, but Kalanick does flirt with and date other women behind his live-in girlfriend's back; expect kissing and references to off-screen sex. Drinking is common at gatherings, but no one acts drunk. Kalanick is money- and power-hungry; we see luxury cars, dwellings with expensive views, and other expensive items that he covets. People of color and women are in significant roles, though leads are mostly White men.