Parents guide

Sexual material and graphic nudity.

In the opening scene Kevin hart's character checks his phone and multiple GIFs show up on a group chat. These are very graphic and erotic. Some include closeups of women shaking their bottom. Some are of strippers. A naked man using a fictionally enlarged penis (from his groin to his chest) spinning it. There are mentions of this specific GIF later on.

Multiple women on yacht in thongs and revealing bikini tops.

Freshman making out with 2 different women on a yacht.

There are frequent mild to moderate sex references throughout. The opening scene is the only "sexual" scene in nature. 1 making out scene. That's it.

There are multiple crude references to sex and masturbation.

A whole scene is comedically played to seem as if a man is selling male prostitutes (a group of four shirtless men) in the streets. An older man tries to hire one. The police come and there are multiple crude and inappropriate comments regarding the situation.

A man asks in a phone call for another man to take videos in case a woman reveals her breasts.

The characters go to a party where there are women and men dancers dancing erotically and very sensually. The men are shown shirtless.

A group of men are shown going to a yacht where there are countless women in bikinis and very revealing swim wear. There are comments about them. In the same sequence a man is shown making out with a woman. Later the camera shows him making out with two women at the same time. One of the women is shown in a very tight bikini that reveals almost all of her butt.

One fight scene between two men, no blood just being thrown around comedically.

The group is kidnapped by a criminal gang, leading to fights, chases, threats with a gun, and characters being left stranded on a deserted island.

The f-word is spit out more that 80 times along with 16 uses of the s-word. There are also multiple uses of the words "a-," "b-ch" and "h-" in the dialogue. God's and Jesus' names are misused a total of six times (three of those combining God with "d-n"). A song repeats a variant of a racial slur.

There's multiple scenes of various characters drinking, smoking, using drugs and being high.

Characters drink heavily, snort cocaine, vape, and are drugged ("roofied") during the bachelor-party weekend.

There's none, except if you're not a fan of bright lights and lighting.

The friends are pursued by a dangerous mob boss and face kidnapping, death threats, and other high-stakes situations, though the overall tone remains comedic.

There is a short scene where they are trapped inside a boat that is filling with water.