It’s rated PG-13, but this film was challenged to change to an R rating. The themes of commitment, family values and letting go of the past will appeal to mostly conservative audiences. However, the coarse language and sexual frankness will offend that same group. When Ollie and Maya meet, she bluntly asks him about his sex life and habits of self-gratification. She feels it is her duty to relieve him of his sexual tension even though he has shown no interest in her. Their one attempt to have sex is interrupted when Gertie enters the bedroom. Add to that, crusty old Bart and his cronies spew out more than 50 bad words, and you have a good story corrupted by filmmakers who misjudge their audience.