Drive (2019) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Drive is best for ages 14+. It's rated NR. Drive is a fast-paced heist thriller centered on a mysterious thief named Samar who infiltrates a street-racing gang to pull off a high-stakes robbery at the Rashtrapati Bhavan. The film focuses on themes of systemic…

Drive is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 14+.

Drive is a fast-paced heist thriller centered on a mysterious thief named Samar who infiltrates a street-racing gang to pull off a high-stakes robbery at the Rashtrapati Bhavan. The film focuses on themes of systemic corruption, betrayal, and elaborate deceit among government officials and criminal masterminds…

The film features light suggestive content, primarily consisting of the lead actresses wearing form-fitting clothing that emphasizes cleavage during various scenes. There is no explicit sexual activity or nudity shown on-screen.

Violence is relatively minimal and non-graphic. It consists mostly of high-speed car chases, tense standoffs, and brief scuffles during the heist and investigation sequences, none of which result in severe injury or bloodshed.

Language is mild throughout the film, consisting of occasional instances of standard profanity or mildly disrespectful remarks in keeping with a standard thriller tone.

There are brief, passing references to the illicit activities of the street-racing gang and the corrupt officials, with occasional scenes showing characters in social settings where alcohol consumption is implied or lightly featured.

The film explores themes of systemic government corruption, the morality of theft, and the betrayal of trust within close-knit groups. These mature concepts form the core of the heist narrative.

Drive runs 119 minutes, directed by Tarun Mansukhani, released in 2019.

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