Wingwomen (2023) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
Tired of life on the run, a pro thief decides to retire — but not before one easy last job with her partner in crime and a feisty new getaway driver.
Rated R • 2023 • 1h 54m
Wingwomen (2023) is rated R mainly for repeated gun violence, an on-screen police shooting that results in a character's death, and brief sexual nudity. Parents should expect multiple armed confrontations (headshots and blood without graphic gore), a tense mercenary attack, and an assassination that drives the story's emotional payoff. There is also brief male nudity and a short sex scene (a threesome is implied/briefly shown), some… Sign up for the full guide
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Is Wingwomen appropriate for kids?
Wingwomen (2023) is rated R mainly for repeated gun violence, an on-screen police shooting that results in a character's death, and brief sexual nudity. Parents should expect multiple armed confrontations (headshots and blood without graphic gore), a tense mercenary attack, and… Read more — free account
Content severity in Wingwomen
What happens in Wingwomen, moment by moment
- 0:04 🔥 Mature Themes 4/10
- 0:12 ⚔ Violence & Gore 7/10
- 0:22 🍷 Substances 2/10
Sex and nudity in Wingwomen
Brief and non-graphic sexual content appears infrequently. IMDb notes a short threesome scene that includes brief male nudity (mostly covered) and a few moments of exposed rear and very brief frontal nudity; no explicit sexual acts are shown lingeringly. There are also several revealing outfits and multiple references to sex; one odd moment noted involves a clothed young girl striking a naked older man on-screen.
Violence and gore in Wingwomen
Strong, recurring gun violence and physical fights drive the film's R rating. Several heist and ambush sequences include gunshots and headshots (blood on-screen but no sustained gore). A mercenary assault at the characters' retreat is violent and chaotic, and a later confrontation ends with a police shooting that kills a main character on-screen; an assassination of The Godmother is also shown.
Language in Wingwomen
Language is mild overall; common profanity is limited to words like 'shit' and the occasional 'fuck' (in French). Swear words occur sporadically during confrontations and heist planning, but it's not pervasive. Expect some sexual references in dialogue alongside the coarse language.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in Wingwomen
Substance use is light and casual. Characters are seen smoking (including marijuana) and drinking wine in social and planning scenes. It's shown matter-of-factly rather than glamorized.
Mature themes in Wingwomen
The film handles heavy adult themes: pregnancy and the decision to quit crime, betrayal by a criminal patron, coerced threats against innocents, assassination, and grief after violent loss. The emotional fallout—guilt, mourning, and the consequences of a life of crime—are central and can feel intense and sustained. Those sensitive to on-screen deaths or moral ambiguity around violence should be prepared.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wingwomen appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests Wingwomen is best for ages 13+. It's rated R. Wingwomen (2023) is rated R mainly for repeated gun violence, an on-screen police shooting that results in a character's death, and brief sexual nudity. Parents should expect multiple armed confrontations (headshots and…
What age rating does Wingwomen have?
Wingwomen is officially rated R. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.
What is Wingwomen about?
Wingwomen (2023) is rated R mainly for repeated gun violence, an on-screen police shooting that results in a character's death, and brief sexual nudity. Parents should expect multiple armed confrontations (headshots and blood without graphic gore), a tense mercenary attack, and an assassination that drives the story's…
Is there sex or nudity in Wingwomen?
Brief and non-graphic sexual content appears infrequently. IMDb notes a short threesome scene that includes brief male nudity (mostly covered) and a few moments of exposed rear and very brief frontal nudity; no explicit sexual acts are shown lingeringly…
How violent is Wingwomen?
Strong, recurring gun violence and physical fights drive the film's R rating. Several heist and ambush sequences include gunshots and headshots (blood on-screen but no sustained gore). A mercenary assault at the characters' retreat is violent and chaotic, and…
Is the language in Wingwomen appropriate for kids?
Language is mild overall; common profanity is limited to words like 'shit' and the occasional 'fuck' (in French). Swear words occur sporadically during confrontations and heist planning, but it's not pervasive. Expect some sexual references in dialogue…
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in Wingwomen?
Substance use is light and casual. Characters are seen smoking (including marijuana) and drinking wine in social and planning scenes. It's shown matter-of-factly rather than glamorized.
What mature themes appear in Wingwomen?
The film handles heavy adult themes: pregnancy and the decision to quit crime, betrayal by a criminal patron, coerced threats against innocents, assassination, and grief after violent loss. The emotional fallout—guilt, mourning, and the consequences of a life…
How long is Wingwomen?
Wingwomen runs 114 minutes, directed by Mélanie Laurent, released in 2023.
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