Two of the major characters are lesbian lovers, one of which left her husband for the other woman, thus creating an estranged family relationship and related tense moments. Other characters have varying degrees of bad attitudes, while some drink and some smoke. If you're still concerned about the film and its appropriateness for yourself or anyone in your home who may want to see it, we suggest that you take a closer look at our detailed content listings where you'll find more specific descriptions and accounts of what occurs in the film. Phil drinks liquor from a glass. Shelley and Sandra have champagne and Sandra tells Shelley that it tastes better when consumed in bed.
People have drinks at a party.
Christine and Brian have wine in front of them. Some people drink in a bar, including Phil, while Ray orders two gin and tonics. We see some dead bodies in a funeral home, but beyond being dead, they aren't bloody or gory looking. We learn that Shelley left Phil for Sandra, his model, while married to him some ten years ago. Ray has a condescending attitude toward Phil in his presence and behind his back.