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The Other Woman (2014) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language

After discovering her boyfriend is married, Carly soon meets the wife he's been cheating on. And when yet another affair is discovered, all three women team up to plot mutual revenge on the three-timing SOB.

Rated PG-13 • 2014 • 1h 49m

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The Other Woman earns its PG-13 rating primarily for mature themes surrounding infidelity, sexual references, and language. The plot follows three women—Carly, Kate, and Amber—who discover they are all being cheated on by the same man, Mark, and team up to get revenge. The film contains frequent social drinking, several instances of strong language including an "f-bomb," and discussions about sex. While violence is purely slapstick and… Sign up for the full guide

Cast

Cameron Diaz
Cameron Diaz
Leslie Mann
Leslie Mann
Kate Upton
Kate Upton
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
Don Johnson
Don Johnson
Nicki Minaj
Nicki Minaj
Taylor Kinney
Taylor Kinney
David Thornton
David Thornton
Victor Cruz
Victor Cruz
Kenneth Maharaj
Kenneth Maharaj
Alyshia Ochse
Alyshia Ochse
Madison McKinley
Madison McKinley
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Is The Other Woman appropriate for kids?

The Other Woman earns its PG-13 rating primarily for mature themes surrounding infidelity, sexual references, and language. The plot follows three women—Carly, Kate, and Amber—who discover they are all being cheated on by the same man, Mark, and team up to get revenge. The film… Read more — free account

Content severity in The Other Woman

Sex Strong 6/10
Violence Strong 6/10
Language Strong 7/10
Substances Strong 6/10
Themes Strong 6/10

What happens in The Other Woman, moment by moment

  1. 0:02 ♥ Sex & Nudity 5/10
  2. 0:09 🔥 Mature Themes 6/10
  3. 0:16 💬 Language 4/10
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Sex and nudity in The Other Woman

Contains moderate sexual references, innuendo, and some passionate kissing, but no nudity. In one scene, a character appears in a revealing bikini, with the camera lingering on her body. Characters frankly discuss the frequency of their sex lives and other intimate topics. One character attempts to surprise her boyfriend in a sexy plumber costume. While sex is central to the plot, it is never shown, only discussed.

Violence and gore in The Other Woman

Violence is infrequent and played for comedic, slapstick effect. In a flashback, a character angrily destroys an office with a golf club. The main revenge plot involves pranks like giving someone laxatives. The climax features the most explicit violence: a character, in a fit of rage, walks directly into a glass wall, getting a bloody nose, and is then immediately punched in the face by another character.

Language in The Other Woman

Language is moderate, with at least one use of "f--k". The script also includes frequent use of "s--t," "asshole," "damn," and anatomical terms like "dick" and "tits." Characters also use rude hand gestures.

Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in The Other Woman

Social drinking is frequent throughout the film, with main characters often shown with wine or hard liquor, sometimes to the point of clear intoxication while they bond. As part of the revenge plot, the women secretly dose a character's drinks with estrogen pills and laxatives to cause him physical and emotional distress.

Mature themes in The Other Woman

The central theme is infidelity and its emotional consequences. The film explores the pain of being cheated on, but treats the subsequent revenge plot with a light, comedic tone. It also focuses heavily on the formation of an unlikely female friendship and themes of empowerment as the three wronged women band together to take down their unfaithful partner.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Other Woman appropriate for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests The Other Woman is best for ages 13+. It's rated PG-13. The Other Woman earns its PG-13 rating primarily for mature themes surrounding infidelity, sexual references, and language. The plot follows three women—Carly, Kate, and Amber—who discover they are all being cheated on…

What age rating does The Other Woman have?

The Other Woman is officially rated PG-13. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.

What is The Other Woman about?

The Other Woman earns its PG-13 rating primarily for mature themes surrounding infidelity, sexual references, and language. The plot follows three women—Carly, Kate, and Amber—who discover they are all being cheated on by the same man, Mark, and team up to get revenge. The film contains frequent social drinking…

Is there sex or nudity in The Other Woman?

Contains moderate sexual references, innuendo, and some passionate kissing, but no nudity. In one scene, a character appears in a revealing bikini, with the camera lingering on her body. Characters frankly discuss the frequency of their sex lives and other…

How violent is The Other Woman?

Violence is infrequent and played for comedic, slapstick effect. In a flashback, a character angrily destroys an office with a golf club. The main revenge plot involves pranks like giving someone laxatives. The climax features the most explicit violence: a…

Is the language in The Other Woman appropriate for kids?

Language is moderate, with at least one use of "f--k". The script also includes frequent use of "s--t," "asshole," "damn," and anatomical terms like "dick" and "tits." Characters also use rude hand gestures.

Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in The Other Woman?

Social drinking is frequent throughout the film, with main characters often shown with wine or hard liquor, sometimes to the point of clear intoxication while they bond. As part of the revenge plot, the women secretly dose a character's drinks with estrogen…

What mature themes appear in The Other Woman?

The central theme is infidelity and its emotional consequences. The film explores the pain of being cheated on, but treats the subsequent revenge plot with a light, comedic tone. It also focuses heavily on the formation of an unlikely female friendship and…

How long is The Other Woman?

The Other Woman runs 109 minutes, directed by Nick Cassavetes, released in 2014.

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