The Valet (2022) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests The Valet is best for ages 13+. It's rated PG-13. The Valet is a romantic comedy centered on Antonio, a humble valet who is hired to pose as a famous actress's boyfriend to cover up her affair with a married billionaire. The PG-13 rating reflects adult-oriented comedic…

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

The Valet is a romantic comedy centered on Antonio, a humble valet who is hired to pose as a famous actress's boyfriend to cover up her affair with a married billionaire. The PG-13 rating reflects adult-oriented comedic scenarios, including frequent innuendo, discussion of sexual escapades, and a sequence involving a…

The film features recurring comedic innuendo and sexual references. A key scene shows a character in a bra and panties faking intimate noises for an audience. Other moments include discussions about adult toys, recurring jokes about a character's sexual…

There is a single, brief moment of physical altercation where a character is punched in the face. Otherwise, the film is free of violent content.

Language is mild, consisting mostly of standard conversational profanity and a few uses of the word 'shit'.

There are occasional scenes depicting alcohol use and a single instance of smoking, all presented as part of social or party settings.

The narrative centers on themes of marital infidelity, dishonesty, and social status. The story explores the complexities of separated parents co-parenting and the emotional fallout of deceit within relationships.

The Valet runs 123 minutes, directed by Richard Wong, released in 2022.

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