Gentlemen Broncos Review

Messages: Despite the negative messages from Chevalier and Lonnie, there's atleast one positive take away: that unethical behavior will eventually becaught. There's also a loving relationship between a mother and son.

Role models: Chevalier is a greedy character who makes artists (in this case, authors) seem like they only care about sales and not about artistic integrity. Many of the other characters are unsympathetic and unlikable.

Violence: The sci-fi scenes feature cartoonish violence -- like guns that appear out of animals' eyes/backsides, killer Cyclops, and explosive vomit. Several fictional characters die or are blown up, but it's not graphic and no corpses are visible. Darts hit Ben's mom in the breast (technically, it hits her gel insert), as well as another character. Although it's not violent, there's a gross scene in which a snake poops (a lot) and various images of "gonads" (in jars, being thrown around, stepped on, sewn on, etc).

Sex: Tabatha flirts with Ben, and they end up kissing briefly (immediately after he vomits, so it's pretty disturbing). Several discussions about Chevalier's fictional Harpies saga, in which the women have incredibly large breasts that can shoot "mammary cannons" and the like.

Language: One "apes--t," but otherwise fairly tame: "nads," "darn you" "dang," "freak," and "crap."

Consumerism: Not an issue

Drinking, drugs and smoking: Not an issue