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Violence: There are some arguments and some shouting, and a few moments ofslapstick, but nothing major.
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Sex: There is very frank talk about sex and pregnancy, including the names of body parts and some unfortunate little details (such as uncontrollablebowel movements during a birth). The main character, Zoe, isartificially inseminated through a sperm donor, and we see and hearabout this process. There's a scene of a natural birth (played forlaughs) that includes a shot of a pregnant woman squatting naked in aninflatable pool; everything is visible through the water. Otherwise, the main couple (Zoe and Stan) flirts, kisses, and has sex, though nothingis shown. Zoe has a noisy orgasm, and Stan appears shirtless in onescene. In another scene, Zoe checks out her pregnant body in the mirror, but ducks out of sight a second later.
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Language: We hear strong, but not constant language, including one "f---k" and atleast half-a-dozen uses of "s--t." Also in earshot: "Oh my God," "Jesus" (as an exclamation), "vagina,""pee," "sperm," "ass," "stupid," "penis," "damn," "hell," "bitch,""douchebag."
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Consumerism: The couple likes to eat at Gray's Papaya, a real hot dog restaurant inNew York. But otherwise, not an issue.
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Drinking, drugs and smoking: Zoe and Stan drink some wine during a date. Zoe's best friend Monaguzzles a glass of champagne in one scene, for comic effect. No one gets drunk. Zoe does not drink while pregnant.