Lenny (Adam Sandler), Eric (Kevin James) and Kurt (Chris Rock) are back, and now all living in their hometown. However things get complicated when they come across old bullies, drugged bus drivers, drunk cops and preppie college lacrosse players. Though what’s most important to the gang, is they’re all together; the old buddies with their families, it doesn’t get much better than that!

Rating: 2 and 1/2 out of 5 buckets.
Release Date: November 5, 2013
MPAA Rating: PG13
Best Age Group: 11+
Sexual Content: Moderate
Violent Content: Moderate
Crude or Profane Language: Moderate
Drugs and Alcohol Content: Moderate
Will it Appeal to Kids? Yes

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Talking Points:

Amongst all the raunchy scenes, the group of men are all loving husbands and fathers. They truly care for their familieswell being.

Lenny’s son was continually bullied, so when Lenny ran into his childhood bully, he eventually confronted him and wanted an apology. Lenny eventually taught his son the importance of standing up for himself.

The film is filled with disgusting, raunchy silly humor; to name a few; we see chocolate ice cream that appears to be excrement, a police officer urinates in a pool (the water turns blue), a guy falls asleep in a bus and kids put Cheetos up his nose (one which he removes and eats), and character’s vomit. One character loved the fact that he can burp, sneeze and pass gas, all in a row. There are also several diaper-related jokes.

Sexual Content: Moderate

• We see several woman in skimpy bikinis and other revealing outfits.
• A janitor pretends to be an aerobic instructor, only to see the woman’s breast jiggle.
• There’s a car wash scene where we see male and female cheerleaders washing cars, very seductively. The men rub their privates up against the cars, and they lick the soap off the vehicle.
• The four male, “grown ups,” are forced to jump off a cliff, naked. We see this from a distance.
• There are sexual comments and references made throughout the film. Comments include male and female body parts, masturbation, erections and gay sex.
• A married woman jokingly asks if she can put her tongue down another man’s throat.

Violent Content: Moderate

• There was a huge slap stick, goofy  fight amongst the frat boys and townspeople. Character’s were kicked, punched, stomped on and even hit by a beer keg.
• Nick, the drugged up bus driver, was continually abused. He was hung upside down in a bus, then fell and slid all around.
• One character rolled down a street in a giant tire; he hit several things while rolling, and was continually being hit.
• A character’s teenage son was mean and creepy. He wanted to hurt his dad, and other kids.
• A man pepper sprays himself.

Crude or Profane Language: Moderate

• We hear “sh-t,” “d‑‑n,” “h‑‑‑,” “b‑‑ch” and “d‑‑k.”  A father refers to his son as “fugly.”

Drugs and Alcohol Content: Moderate

• College students are shown drinking a lot, and some very drunk.
• Two high schoolers are given beer, they pretend to drink the beers to fit in;  however they pour the alcohol out.
• We see adults drinking at a party.

Will it Appeal to Kids? Yes

Overall Grown Ups 2 is a raunchy movie, which isn’t even that funny.  Parents need to be aware of the sexual references and jokes throughout the film. Depending on the kid, this film may appeal it kids ages 11 and up.