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Offensive language, sexual themes
A Nonsense Christmas with Sabrina Carpenter features jolly holiday classics, guest duets, silly sketches, and innuendos, all filmed in front of a live audience.
Offensive language
A behind-the-scenes look at the life of BTS leader RM (Kim Nam-joon), this documentary explores his creative journey across multiple cities while he works on his second solo album, just eight months before he is due to enlist in the Korean army.
Violence and sexual violence themes
In Pushpa 2: The Rule, Pushpa Raj has cemented his place as a leader in the dangerous world of sandalwood smuggling, with tensions rising in his rivalry against police officer Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat.
Content that may disturb, sexual violence themes
Wicked
Wicked: Part 1
Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers
Wicked reimagines the Land of Oz, focusing on the friendship between Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo), a fiery and misunderstood young witch with green skin, and Glinda (Ariana Grande), a charming and popular witch. While attending Shiz University, their bond is tested after an encounter with the Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Jeff Goldblum), leading them to make choices that shape their futures and the world around them.
Drug use, sex scenes and violence
Set 10,000 years before the birth of Paul Atreides, Dune: Prophecy follows two Harkonnen sisters who go against forces that threaten the future of humankind.
Gladiator II
Gladiator 2
Bloody violence and cruelty
When ruthless emperors take control of Rome and destroy his home, Lucius is thrust into the brutal arena of the Colosseum. To reclaim the glory of Rome and restore hope to its people, he must dig deep into his past and find the strength to fight back.
Violence
This animated series tells the origin story of two iconic League of Legends champions Jinx (a.k.a. Powder) and Vi, who just so happen to be sisters.
In season 2, Jinx/Powder and Vi find themselves on rival sides of a brewing war between the utopian city Piltover and its oppressed underbelly, Zaun.
This series contains a number of flashing sequences.
Sexual themes, drug use and offensive language
The film follows Elliott (Maisy Stella) on the eve of her 18th birthday as she wrestles with growing up, identity, and love. While on a lakeside camping trip with friends, she encounters an older version of herself (Aubrey Plaza), who warns her about a boy named Chad (Percy Hynes White), triggering a journey of self-discovery. As Elliott navigates her friendships, family, and new relationship with Chad, she learns to reconcile the uncertainties of her future with living fully in the present.
Violence, drug references and sexual references
After a string of tragic life events, Grace, a misfit with a passion for collecting snails, discovers how to find confidence within herself amidst the chaos of daily life.
Violence
In the action-packed third Singham movie, tough cop Bajirao Singham (played by Ajay Devgn) and his brave team set off on a mission across borders to rescue his wife, Avni (Kareena Kapoor), who has been taken by a dangerous enemy. Fans can expect the same high-energy action and intense battles between good and evil that the series is known for, making this showdown one you won’t want to miss.