Violence includes a scene of domestic abuse. Several running gags contain sexual themes. Mild, brief violence and profanity. Both women use sex as a weapon, leading to plenty of risque humor and revealing wardrobes, although no nudity is displayed. Profanity is harsh.
Violence is mostly for slapstick effect.
Anti-smoking advocates could be offended by Gene Hackman's tobacco industry fool. Boys of a certain age, say 6 to 8, might be amused by the dog poop and body odor jokes, but everyone else will go home wondering how this mangy mutt was unleashed in the first place. Bathroom humor and slapstick violence kept this pointless waste of time from getting a G rating. Keanu Reeves co-stars as Mr. November, who doesn't want to leave. Profanity and sexual situations notwithstanding, this remake of a 1968 film starring Sandy Dennis and Anthony Newley is a grown-up love story that won't interest many children.