Love Hurts

Rated R, Love Hurts contains moderate profanity throughout, including frequent use of the f-word and occasional stronger language during action sequences and comedic moments. The language fits the crime thriller tone but never feels gratuitous. Sexual content is minimal. There is one brief scene implying sexual activity between the lead character and his love interest, shown with fade-to-black technique. No nudity is present, and sexual references are infrequent and mild. Violence is the primary content concern. As an action-comedy crime thriller, the film features multiple gunfights, hand-to-hand combat sequences, and explosions. Violence is stylized rather than graphic, with moderate blood but no prolonged gore or graphic injury detail. Several characters are killed, but the tone remains action-adventure rather than grimdark. Alcohol and drug use appear contextually. Characters consume alcohol socially at bars and restaurants, and drugs are briefly mentioned as part of the crime plot but are not glorified or prominently featured. Spiritual content is absent. No religious references, prayer scenes, or theological discussions occur. The film's straightforward good-versus-evil narrative, absence of crude humor or gratuitous elements, and traditional redemption storyline reflect its traditional lean. Parents should be aware of action violence intensity. Recommended for ages 15 and up, with parental discretion for younger teens sensitive to violence or language.